| Most important things for a new player to learn? [message #-976712] |
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You are one person, against them by yourself you are worth less than a maggot stuck to a fly on the back of cow’s ass. If you don’t play as part of a team, then you should not be playing at all.
Score is everything in this game. NOT YOUR SCORE, but your team’s. In the event of a draw it will decide who wins.
Taking out the power plant causes them to be charged double for everything and turns off any defense building as well.
A lot of people say to take out the weapon’s factory first, but if you leave the barracks for last, then you will find out in a most surprising way that a focused set of people playing with high energy weapon characters can kick a whole lot of ass.
Don’t steal people’s vehicles. If you want a ride and they ask you to get out, get out. They bought it, they should have control of how it is used.
Try everything, even if it seems stupid to you. If you die a lot with the sniper, ask why, and keep asking why until you find the answer. There are certain times and certain places for every character and every vehicle, don’t fall failure to recognize their uses. You will have favorites, we all do, but knowing how to use all of them can mean the difference between your team being bottle-necked by a small force or you knowing how to handle the situation.
Think of new things to do. Don’t look for exploits in the game like a cheater, but think about how using your mind in this game can create some new and interesting challenges. What would mining the enemies harvester path do?
Watch how people play. Learn from them. Learn from your enemies.
Don’t always take the quick route. Sometimes it pays to have a pace and live by it. Learn a tactic that suits you for each map and make a backup plan for when it fails.HOPE THAT HELPS! ENJOY A GREAT GAME!
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