Proxy wrote:Lookin Good Pesti Keep it up. However As the player would have already had to play Once to even get here... They may know quite a bit of this already

Prabuty wrote:Pesti, where the hell were you yesterday? You'd have seen things in some of our uber-pro games you'd never imagined! You might want to enclose some replays to back what you wrote about, but for doing so you'd have to finish Hell:D. You'll have an opportunity soon. Watch for us!

Proxy wrote:Your going to want to edit some of those videos to only show parts that you want.. if you need help let me know I'll see what I can do

Spoiler:

A- Rifleman: (Base Class) Riflemans are like we all know, the backbone of the military. In this game, rifleman have a decent base of fire, with a powerfull and usefull grenade launcher. Although rifleman aren't really usefull in more difficult modes, they can be a pretty good class for first timers and ppl who have played less than 10 times at least. The good thing about riflemans its their balanced stats, and the posibility to familiarize with grenades Area of effect (AOE). [Items u should get: Primary weapon, any ammo modifier, Armor, Secondary weapon)

B- Medic: (Support Class) Medics are one of the most vital unit of the squad. A squad who fails at protecting their medics will end up dead, unless they won't make mistakes. Being a medic is meant for people who want to make their team survival improve. Keeping their health up, using steroids to make the slow class or new people dont fall behind, etc. Also, the desert eagle proves to be a good way of taking out units who pursue the team and can make a mess to the formation. Being a medic demands you to be constantly looking at your teammates rather than the zombies. [Items u should get: Your CPRS, Primary weapon, Damage Ammo Modifier, First aid kit, Recharge Pack, Medical Suit Enchancer]

C- Scout: (Solo-recon class) Scout are vital for nightmare or hell games, not so much for normal, if u have some good ranked up players in it. Scouts will be ur primary resource of ammo in this game, since they are the ones who will scavenge throught the city. Their double inventory its excellent to provide your team with the items they lack, so you should keep an eye on your team inventories and bring them what they need. They will also be helpful to avoid boss-ambush with its radar, and they can keep flareing the path the squad move to avoid problems. Scout should never be played by someone who still don't masterize the basic tactics of shoot&run, avoid detection, etc. Scout demands you to have excellent reflex, since its low health and armor and small damage make him an easy prey.

D- Machine Gunner: (Suppott-Damage class): A machine gunner its the base of fire of the whole squad. He is slow and fat, so if you are a machine gunner, you should always stick in the middle of the group, or in the front, NEVER in the rear. A machine gunner who sucks, will end up split from the group for falling behind, and then killed. Being a machine gunner means you are the one who needs to take care of the killing for the squad. ALWAYS avoid soloing. If you need something (items, ammo, etc), ask for them, thats why you have a scout etc. Machine gunners need a lot of ammo, so if you are playing a game where there is no enginner or scout, avoid picking it. [Items u should get: Primary weapon, any ammo modifier, Armor, Secondary weapon)

E- Enginner: (Support class): Being an enginner demands you to be worried about the group. Enginner are usefull because they can provide the squad with a constant flow of ammo, and refilling their secondary weapons. They are also vital, specially for nightmare-hell games, because they are the primary disablers (EMP grenade for slow, Net for disable). Also its mana-regen aura will help the team to keep up their mana rate good, specially when there arent Recharge Packs (like for medics). Always remember that choosing a support class its meant to be that...support-for-the-team. [Items you should get: Recharge pack/s, Damage ammo modifier, Secondary weapon/s, Armor, Ammo box]

F- Advanced Marksman: (Damage dealer class): The AM its the first base damage dealer class we get. It has a slower fire rate, but higher damage. Also its better range helps to lower zombies units health before they get to they LOS of the whole grup. AM are a good class to scout when you have no scout, since they can scout buildings with their scope and their ground flares. Their fast reload and good rate of dmg makes them an excellent class for people who like to split a little from the group, but not that much. [Items u should get: Primary weapon, Crit ammo modifier, Secondary weapon, Armor, Flares, Electronic Rifle Scope]

G- Firebat: (Tanking class): The firebat its the only class who can be allowed to actually tank zombies. Its defense matrix (mana shield) and improved armor, allows them to avoid heavy dmg, while luring the attention of the zombies to them, while the whole team pin down the hostiles. Firebat its a class meant to stay in the front, never in the rear. Like the machine gunner, the firebat its a slow unit, who should never stay in the rear, unless the whole team stops to pin down the following units. Firebat its the only unit who wont use "clips", therefore never reloads. But remember that once you use an ammo box or a clip, that ammo transforms into fuel, therefore not allowing you to then share that ammo with ur team. That's why firebats should never have lots of ammo (like full tank). Keeping firebat ammo on 1000, should be fine. [Items you should get: Best armor possible, Fuel cell, M22 Flamethrower, Medkits, Recharge pack]

H- Assault Man (im kinnda new to this classes, so i wont type a descp bout them)
I- Sniper (im kinnda new to this classes, so i wont type a descp bout them)

LordJhredmo wrote:I suck... and my profile calls me "advanced," so I guess you're talking about me. =(

Maybe you'll make me a good player. =D

But honestly, this is a great idea, Pestilence. If I think of anything useful to add, I'll be happy to contribute a post. Good luck with this project.

-Evix

1. The first would be an effective leader that can make his/her team work together. And I do stress effective. The leader must know the gameplay of the map well and be open to suggestion from fellow soldiers.
   
2. A team that can listen to orders, and follow the leader specified even if they don't like the way he/she does things.
   
3. Shoot and Run game play. This basically means everyone on the team needs to understand that they should keep shooting up until they are about to get hit, run back behind allies, and keep shooting.
   

PiscisKnight wrote:its a shame, but ppl (specially young ones), avoid reading at all cost.

PiscisKnight wrote:hmmm xD thats what i said 3 post ago s3r xD but ok! XD