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PR:BF2 General Discussion General discussion of the Project Reality: BF2 modification. |
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2011-09-08, 00:33 | #11 | |
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Re: The I lead I gun syndrom
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2011-09-08, 01:47 | #12 |
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Canada
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Re: The I lead I gun syndrom
When I gun I always prefer the driver to be SL. Mainly so he can give me a marker when he sees a target, much more effective then just giving me a bearing. I also believe the gunner should be focused on the task at hand(the destruction of all opposition), while the driver has to be one step ahead of the enemy, in that sense the driver will need crucial intel from other SLs or COMM.
I have been gunner SL a few times in the past few months because I was obviously more experienced then the driver. I realize at that point I should switch spots, but one somewhat inexperienced driver I had turned out to be a beast at the helm when things got heated. Ended that round with an incredible kdr thanks to his sense to keep us alive. Kudos hellkat, was a hell of a round dude! |
2011-09-08, 07:12 | #13 |
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Europe
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Re: The I lead I gun syndrom
I actually have noticed that sometimes the driver of the tank gets more points at the end of the round than the gunner. I've witnessed that many times. So nowadays I really don't care whether I gun or drive.
But still absolutely agreed that squadleaders should ALWAYS drive the armour. It benefits the whole squad. |
2011-09-08, 09:12 | #14 |
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Re: The I lead I gun syndrom
SL driving is common sense, more convenient, can multitask. SL gunning is waste of potential.
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2011-09-08, 09:13 | #15 |
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Netherlands
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Re: The I lead I gun syndrom
uhm....isn't that common sense ?
I've been doing that since 0.5 |
2011-09-08, 09:31 | #16 |
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Europe
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Re: The I lead I gun syndrom
It used to be a must when 3D markers could be seen at unlimited range but even now it's always better to have driver/commander as SL.
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2011-09-08, 09:56 | #17 |
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Yugoslavia
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Re: The I lead I gun syndrom
A big advantage of being a SL driver is the driver assist points stacking up. On a good round the driver might have up to 4000 points!
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2011-09-08, 11:06 | #18 | |
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Re: The I lead I gun syndrom
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And if you don't want it, you could always skip the third seat and have the driver be SL. | |
2011-09-08, 11:20 | #19 |
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2011-09-08, 11:22 | #20 |
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Europe
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Re: The I lead I gun syndrom
One thing in PR that applies probably the most to armor is that positioning is waaay more important than the actual shooting, which practically anyone can do, so it only makes sense that the driver is the one calling the shots.
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