BF2S Forums Am I a teamplayer then ?

anti tank - most played
support - least played

anti tank because its so easy to rake up points

support.. well im getting there.. just got to start using it more with the RPK

i dont think that your class says anything about your teamplay-capability. i've seen countless of medics, standing next to me without droping med kits, even tho I requested them 2 or 3 times. Supports, not throwing ammo, engineers not repairing vehicles and so on.
in the end it depends on the individual player and how he tries to make his class contribute to his team

Hmm...sniper is a team kit if you know how to use it. Clays at choke points can keep entire squads scared of corners making them easier targets for teammates. Snipers can spot advancing enemies or headshot that guy that is just laying there capping a major flag. An M95 at the airfield on Wake can keep the J10 and Z10 out of the air long enough for the USMC to cap a flag or two. Snipers can also be a morale killer, at least in real life. I mean, if a noob is just standing there and bodies are falling down all around with no sound of a gunshot, what is going through his head? Probably something along the lines of "I'm a medic, how do I revive you?" That might not have been the best example.

I use 3 kits pretty equally.

Sniper medic and support.

I sometimes use usmc engineer just for the superb shotty.

I would say the good team players are the ones that dont mind changing their kit when the time/place calls apon it. Hence if your squad doesn't have a medic or the squad is running low on ammon because everyone is a medic, or if you fighting inbetween longer range spwan points.

Personaly i think someone that is good with all kits and uses them how they should be used is a good team player, i don't think it matters which you prefer using, as long as you use the right ones for the right jobs.

i have over 100 hours on both medic and spec ops.  i have the least amount with anti tank and engineer.
you get a shitload of points when your a medic.

Hmm. Most used: AT, Support, Assault, and Medic. Least used: Sniper.

I readily admit I suck as a sniper, so I don't use the kit. Engineer I don't use because I don't really like the guns, and it ends up relegated to minding tanks or choppers.

Support I used to love because of the big guns and the easy ammo-giving points. Now, less so because I took a break and now dislike just laying there waiting for kills.
Assault I use because I like the guns, and my aim's improved enough to kill people reliably. Also, I'm starting to love the noob-tube. A little practice, and that will be deadly.
Medic is basically assault with the ability to heal myself and toss out medpacks whenever I find people. Reviving is less of a priority because it gets me killed, but I do it anyway because I like being useful.
AT I use because I'm in love with the DAO12, and because tanks have this habit of slaughtering my team. I also like duelling with the tank drivers, and the possibility of two kills for one if their friend hops up to help. The kit's also incredibly useful against transports, as a rocket stops them dead. Choppers also tend to take evasive action when they see a rocket arcing in.

I'm not much of a team player, since I'm primarily out for my own score, but I try to win because I don't like losing.