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**Fragony** · 12-17-2010, 21:56

It's a very tactical shooter, you need to know the maps pretty well to enjoy it, it has a bit of a steep learning curve but it's fun if you stick with it. COD and BF2 are so random and chaotic I never know what's going on, you never feel like taking a strategy. In MAG you can really break or hold a line with pure numbers. Reality sadly is that that's rare but it's really cool when it happens. Game would need huge clans to shine but there aren't any

**Prussian to the Iron** · 12-17-2010, 22:48

Originally Posted by Fragony

It's a very tactical shooter, you need to know the maps pretty well to enjoy it, it has a bit of a steep learning curve but it's fun if you stick with it. COD and BF2 are so random and chaotic I never know what's going on, you never feel like taking a strategy. In MAG you can really break or hold a line with pure numbers. Reality sadly is that that's rare but it's really cool when it happens. Game would need huge clans to shine but there aren't any

I didn't ever see anything like that. And yeah CoD is pretty random, but BC2 was really ordered as far as I could tell. Aside from realistic sniping on the flanks and infiltration and enveloping from behind, it was usually an ordered battle, and prety realistic as far as tactics. Except the lack of limits on classes; you could have half a team sniping and half shotgunning/rocket guys. If a team only got like a few snipers then it woulda been a bit more realistic.