Either u love or u hate orel...
I love it, however it can be extremly annoying if there is no communication or any kind of teamwork on this huuuuge map....if not its mostly drive 5-10 minutes, have a kill, get killed, respawn and drive 5-10 minutes.
However, that must not be, provided those who like the map and play it often observe some simple rules that can greatly enhance the fun.
The keywords are numerical superiority and patience.
So lets say the 2nd round has just started, everyone can join the fun right from the beginning. Great thing! Now there are basically two options:
1st: Grab a tank and drive! Maybe hang yourself on a tank thats very near, two tanks better than one, eh? All in all it will sooner or later lead to a stage, where very small tankgroups are scattered all over the map. It goes worse if the first casualities have taken their toll. So respawn, ah a tank, 5 others also waiting, Yeah, i got it and there you go! The others will sooner or later get a tank...
So off you are and have a look at the map. U see an objective is being lost and drive at full throttle to get into action. U arrive and suddenly realise that there are 3 enemy tanks capturing said flag and a second later ure dead. Spawn, get a tank and so on.....
2nd:Grab a tank and drive! As soon as youre in the tank use your mic and say like "Im going for eastfield, whoever can or wants, join up, any help appreciated". If the last round was an utter failure encourage your team if ure in the mood, show them that at least for this round ure not a bored afterwork-player, sitting in his chair without really caring, but that ure eager to win with the help of your team like "C
I love it, however it can be extremly annoying if there is no communication or any kind of teamwork on this huuuuge map....if not its mostly drive 5-10 minutes, have a kill, get killed, respawn and drive 5-10 minutes.
However, that must not be, provided those who like the map and play it often observe some simple rules that can greatly enhance the fun.
The keywords are numerical superiority and patience.
So lets say the 2nd round has just started, everyone can join the fun right from the beginning. Great thing! Now there are basically two options:
1st: Grab a tank and drive! Maybe hang yourself on a tank thats very near, two tanks better than one, eh? All in all it will sooner or later lead to a stage, where very small tankgroups are scattered all over the map. It goes worse if the first casualities have taken their toll. So respawn, ah a tank, 5 others also waiting, Yeah, i got it and there you go! The others will sooner or later get a tank...
So off you are and have a look at the map. U see an objective is being lost and drive at full throttle to get into action. U arrive and suddenly realise that there are 3 enemy tanks capturing said flag and a second later ure dead. Spawn, get a tank and so on.....
2nd:Grab a tank and drive! As soon as youre in the tank use your mic and say like "Im going for eastfield, whoever can or wants, join up, any help appreciated". If the last round was an utter failure encourage your team if ure in the mood, show them that at least for this round ure not a bored afterwork-player, sitting in his chair without really caring, but that ure eager to win with the help of your team like "C