Brink Etiquette

[thesuzukimethod]

Treat real humans, like they were real humans!

this…always this. (but berate the **** out of the bots…if i see one set up a turret right behind a barricade just one more time…(they do this to “protect” the res spawn on Refuel a lot, just at the top of the ramp but too close to the barricades)

[GameScrub]

I often give ops advice to change class. It is well in your right to play for the sake of your own enjoyment rather than helping your team win. But please tell us, for all we know, you’re playing op because you’re new to the game and we’re just trying to help.

Well you are assuming that I don’t play to win. I change classes when I feel it’s necessary to move forward, not when some random guy goes “we need more medics, anyone playing ops should change” is bs.

But then again, what is the context we are talking about. I only play pubs, I don’t think this game is good on 5v5. You need more people to make the game more dynamic.

If you are playing clan games and tournaments, then you play by rules and team suggestions. That is a different scenario.

Another thing is that, for example I use a hybrid of ops/eng. If people scream for more medics, I have less items at my disposal to help the team anyways.

How many times have you screamed for ammo, but the soldier spent it on nades, flashbangs and molotovs. Medics with no pips, because they buffed you early or used adrenaline or engineers that can’t buff you because they keep setting mines and turrets.

It’s up to the player to make the best of the character he uses. You can have a full team of players that pick classes that you like, but if they don’t work as a team then what is the point.

It’s pretty moot to tell me to be a medic or soldier when I can do less with that class than with eng or ops.