Getting the most out of the game rather than just shooting and killing.
like there are medics, when and how do you call them, is it a button or just voice commands on connect?
people come up to me and say can I fix your vehicle, well how do I get them to come anytime, is it just being an engineer?
how do you fly the helicopter properly
When in a vehicle, do you need someone else to shoot, if so how do you call them?
im not playing as a team, or squad because I just don't know what I'm supposed to be doing to help them out, I keep seeing you can give them ammo when they run out, again, how do I do this?
theres so many things in the game and no instructions on how to do them, and I've only listed probably a few below I've come across, there's probably more I know nothing about.
can i just ask, are you speaking in english? I may need an interpreter, and yes, I'm on some junk console called an xbox one, cost me less than your graphics card but looks and plays just as well to a layman like me.Just watch some videos on youtube?
As for dishing out health/ammo etc, either use your mouse wheel to select it, or assign a mouse or keyboard key to it, then press fire (left click incase you dunno how to fire aswell ) to throw it around. Assuming your on pc and not some junk console
There is a comma rose to select commands, but i never use it. I just spam Q to spot, dunno how many spotting awards i have, but i have alot.
exactly, i can't believe you're just assumed to know what to do, things happen so fast you haven't really got time to learn by yourself as you're then dead before you know it!I could do with a guide too tbh, more going on than cod
only for about the last 30 years........... (possibly older that you've been alive)Have you played computer games before? Not being funny but it's not hard to work out, granted flying is tricky
can i just ask, are you speaking in english? I may need an interpreter, and yes, I'm on some junk console called an xbox one, cost me less than your graphics card but looks and plays just as well to a layman like me.
Dk suggestion would be look for servers that are only eligible for people to play upto say rank 10. There are always a few out there to help people get into the game. In respect to medic/engineer and support class, when you scroll through kit you will have main weapon, side arm, knife, grenade, (specific tool e.g. first aid box, ammo, repair tool). Medic will start with first aid box (only a small one but you un lock the large one). Support starts with small ammo pack (same as medic you will unlock the bigger pack). Engineer starts with repair tool, great for helping team mates in vehicles (make sure you stand behind the vehicle when repairing or you'll be cannon fodder)
Joining a squad is essential A, you will be able to spawn on squad mate be it in a vehicle or on the top of the tallest building, B, you will gain points for being in the squad and helping your squad mates. C, most people in squads will help you if you ask what to do.
Vehicles, clearly driving on the roads is easy, be warned on certain maps in fantry can put up bollards that you cannot drive through or shoot ut even with a tank.
Flying, This is a bit of a skill, helicopters take a bit of practice the little bird has side guns you control as the pilot as well as flares, again as you level up you'll un lock new perks such as auto repair, jamming devices etc.
Jets these are a bit trickier and since BF4 came out a whole lot easier to shoot down as they cannot flare every 5 seconds so if you o lock one as an engineer or in the AA wait for him to flare then lock and fire. Boom easy kill.
For me the easiest kit to start is support or Medic, at first you'll have no scopes so it's a pain getting kills, a tip is if you shoot someone grab their kit off them and use theirs as it will no doubt be a better kit that yours. I've played the FPS games since the early ravensheild series came out and it still took me ages to get to lvl 10 as people with better scopes were killing me before I'd even seen them. As medic and support you get points for supplying ammo and medic kis, therefore everytime you happen across someone drop a kit and your points will build up. Before you know it you'll have unlocked scopes and be finding the game alot easier.
Plan B for ranking up which I am not a fan of is camping, find somewhere your fairly safe and shoot everyone who walks past, will get you ranking up to get better unlocks and again make the game easier.
Basic tips though:- play medic and support to level up faster. Tanks and APC's also help you level up. For heli's and planes join quiet servers so you get time to practice without being shot down. Always join a squad.
I was about to write the exact same thing andy, to rectify my unhelpful posts last night
I'd say the engineer class would rank you up quicker tbh, get next to no points for reviving people on BF4.
I need to start ranking up on the other classes, I was mainly assault/Support in bf3 but I love engineer this time round. Still on the first support gun lol! Engineer on zavod 311 is brilliant, RPGs and mines can get plenty of multi kills.
So if you're an engineer, you don't tend to walk around with a gun, but try and plant mines and fix things the whole game?I need to start ranking up on the other classes, I was mainly assault/Support in bf3 but I love engineer this time round. Still on the first support gun lol! Engineer on zavod 311 is brilliant, RPGs and mines can get plenty of multi kills.
Thank youDk suggestion would be look for servers that are only eligible for people to play upto say rank 10. There are always a few out there to help people get into the game. In respect to medic/engineer and support class, when you scroll through kit you will have main weapon, side arm, knife, grenade, (specific tool e.g. first aid box, ammo, repair tool). Medic will start with first aid box (only a small one but you un lock the large one). Support starts with small ammo pack (same as medic you will unlock the bigger pack). Engineer starts with repair tool, great for helping team mates in vehicles (make sure you stand behind the vehicle when repairing or you'll be cannon fodder)
Joining a squad is essential A, you will be able to spawn on squad mate be it in a vehicle or on the top of the tallest building, B, you will gain points for being in the squad and helping your squad mates. C, most people in squads will help you if you ask what to do.
Vehicles, clearly driving on the roads is easy, be warned on certain maps in fantry can put up bollards that you cannot drive through or shoot ut even with a tank.
Flying, This is a bit of a skill, helicopters take a bit of practice the little bird has side guns you control as the pilot as well as flares, again as you level up you'll un lock new perks such as auto repair, jamming devices etc.
Jets these are a bit trickier and since BF4 came out a whole lot easier to shoot down as they cannot flare every 5 seconds so if you o lock one as an engineer or in the AA wait for him to flare then lock and fire. Boom easy kill.
For me the easiest kit to start is support or Medic, at first you'll have no scopes so it's a pain getting kills, a tip is if you shoot someone grab their kit off them and use theirs as it will no doubt be a better kit that yours. I've played the FPS games since the early ravensheild series came out and it still took me ages to get to lvl 10 as people with better scopes were killing me before I'd even seen them. As medic and support you get points for supplying ammo and medic kis, therefore everytime you happen across someone drop a kit and your points will build up. Before you know it you'll have unlocked scopes and be finding the game alot easier.
Plan B for ranking up which I am not a fan of is camping, find somewhere your fairly safe and shoot everyone who walks past, will get you ranking up to get better unlocks and again make the game easier.
Basic tips though:- play medic and support to level up faster. Tanks and APC's also help you level up. For heli's and planes join quiet servers so you get time to practice without being shot down. Always join a squad.
Nope, you have a primary and a secondary weapon as well as rockets as gadget 1 (I stick with RPGs) and for gadget 2 you can have either a repair tool to fix vehicles, or anti vehicle mines to place on the ground. For zavod 311 for example I choose mines over repair tool as the 2 main building in the centre normally have vehicles driving through them.So if you're an engineer, you don't tend to walk around with a gun, but try and plant mines and fix things the whole game?
Great, thanks guys, so how do I join a squad, is it automatic, which is why I was seeing green and blue members of my team, the green ones being my squad? Or do I need to join a group of mates as a squad?
when being a support or medic, how do I know where I'm supposed to be to help them, will a logo come on screen? When people die, I'm guessing I can't revive them, I need to help them while they are being shot? Does the map tell me where vehicles are to repair if I'm an engineer?
ive only played as assault I think it is so far, which I'm guessing is the basic foot soldier these support guys are helping.
Ive vey seen people with crosses over their heads, are they the other medics or the guys who need a medic? When choosing my role, can I see what the other guys in my squad are, as I'm guessing it's a little pointless in everyone choosing medic in the squad etc.
regarding the commands, if that something I should be using throughout the game, are they actually needed or just for show?
appreciate the help.
oh and regarding whether I've played battlefield before, I have bf2 but never really played it as I was into cod more and found the maps huge, so I played it about 2 or 3 times and played it as if it was cod. I don't do a lot of online gaming, prefer the single player game normally.
So if you're an engineer, you don't tend to walk around with a gun, but try and plant mines and fix things the whole game?
Wouldn't playing the single player teach you most things? I'm not sure, I've not got the game yet.
Yeah AK, it's a whole different kettle of fish!
thanks 2damnsly, I'll do just that and let you know how I get on, I've not seen the option to join specific squads yet, or servers, but I guess it's just one of those games you need to put the hours in!
Grrr keeps booting me to dashboard
well i was getting bummed, then i tried being a sniper which i was doing ok at but only getting about 5 kills per game, just hardly dying so a decent ratio, tried being support last night and i dont know if i was just playing against worse people, but i did a lot better than when i was playing as assault, its all still new to me really im sure im missing a lot of things from it
This worth getting on 360 or is it just buggy as f**k?