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Yeah, the title implies it's your fault you got TK'd and it's certainly not all the time. But while most people reacted quite understanding, when getting TK'd yesterday, meanwhile more and more people seem to answer with instant flames. But, it's not always the other guy's error if you're getting killed. Yes, he is the one who pulls the trigger, but some people just have no idea how risky their actions are.
1. If you want to stalk behind the enemy lines, beware of entering spots full of enemies. Don't move around much. Look for a covered spot and stay there.
2. Try always to aim away from your Teammates. Your chances of survival increase a lot of you give your fellow team members the chance to have a look at you first. If you look straight at them, most of them will fire a shoot first and then ask the questions. And they're right.
3. Know the risks: if you go rambo, don't get upset when people shot you. Just stay with your Teammates and you'll be fine.
4. As a German: avoid fires, they make your uniform look brown.
5. When retreating and you know teammates are behind you, walk backwards. Don't turn around and crouch walk in their direction with your weapon ready.
6. Don't act suspicious. Example: as a German, avoid looking out the windows on grain elevator. Yeah, there could be a Russian in the courtyard. There also could be a German, seeing a suspicious looking shade with a weapon in the window.
7. Use the chat. Chances are low, but you can at least try to inform your teammates about your current position.
1. If you want to stalk behind the enemy lines, beware of entering spots full of enemies. Don't move around much. Look for a covered spot and stay there.
2. Try always to aim away from your Teammates. Your chances of survival increase a lot of you give your fellow team members the chance to have a look at you first. If you look straight at them, most of them will fire a shoot first and then ask the questions. And they're right.
3. Know the risks: if you go rambo, don't get upset when people shot you. Just stay with your Teammates and you'll be fine.
4. As a German: avoid fires, they make your uniform look brown.
5. When retreating and you know teammates are behind you, walk backwards. Don't turn around and crouch walk in their direction with your weapon ready.
6. Don't act suspicious. Example: as a German, avoid looking out the windows on grain elevator. Yeah, there could be a Russian in the courtyard. There also could be a German, seeing a suspicious looking shade with a weapon in the window.
7. Use the chat. Chances are low, but you can at least try to inform your teammates about your current position.