Overview
So, you want to help your team, and win the battle?Well, here is a few simple tips to do so…
Welcome To The Guide:
Ah, welcome comrade.
I see you want to help your team, in winning the battle, yes?
Well, take a slurp of this vodka, sit down, and listen…
The Beginning of the Battle:
Ah yes, the first seconds in a battle is truely glorious.
All your comrades will hurry up and spawn as fast as possible, and then engage themselves in a rat-race, to the first capture point.
This is true for all factions, all maps, any time of the day, any day of the week.
But how can you help your team, when everybody is racing like mad dogs?
Very simple, my comrade, you drive right past the point where your entire team is (i.e, B2), to secure the next point (i.e, B3) before the enemy arrives.
This is possible on some maps, of course only if you have a vehicle with decent speed. (T-20, you are just too slow) 🙂
This old propaganda picture, is somewhat true.
If you ride alone, you are just going to die… alone.
But if you had a truck with your squad comrades aboard, you are increasing your own chances of survival, and your team, as you are more likely to surivive an ambush, and maybe even get to the capture point, if you are lucky enough.
And by the way, there is nothing more painful to a General’s eye, than to see a YOLO-jeep, driving alone to the battlefield… Never to be seen again, or only appearing as a heap of smoking metal for a second, before magically disappearing from the battlefield.
Multiple Lines, Much Chaos, What To Do:
Some maps have multiple lines, that can be attacked, and opened up, from the Generals Map.
For example, if you are going to attack, lets say Berlin, it might look something like this.
Your factions Generals, or maybe even you, have attacked from all sides possible, to ensure a glorious victory.
But, when you enter the battle, its a whole different story.
This is what it might look like, on a single line.
Half your team is on that line, so what do you do?
You simply wait 5 seconds with spawning in, as everybody just seems to randomly click where to spawn, and you take the line with the fewest on it.
This will ensure your team is somewhat evenly spread out, and when the combat begins, the enemy will be forced to divide themselves, and that should also help your comrades on the other lines.
Very tactical thinking indeed.
Stalemates
You are moving forward… slowly…
Inch by inch, you are fighting your way through hordes of enemies, dodgeing bullets, tanks and grenades all along the way.
You zig-zag, do a barrel roll, duck, dip and dive, and finally, you are there… The capture zone.
But noone on your team was defending the capture point behind you, so when you finally arrive at the new point, you realize it was all for nothing, because noone defended the previous capture point.
So, what does a good comrade do?
He defends.
He defends, because he dosn’t trust his teammates to do it for him.
He does it, so that the other comades can move forward, and assist in capturing the new sector.
And he also does it, for the Mother Land.
So there you have it, the secret to victory:
You defend, all others attack.
Attacking A Capture Point;
In case there is alot of team-members, defending your capture point, you may need to attack yourself.
There are several approaches to this:
1:
You can try and attack straight forward, just using a car to get there.
Beware this is often the most deadly approach, for you, since the enemies are most likely to be entrenched along the route, or you might stumble into some enemies, going the opposite direction.
Only use this, if you feel you can push your way through hordes of enemies!
This can often be achieved with tank support, and by staying close to these.
2:
Use the flanks.
Pretty self-explainatory, except there are some tips for this;
If you want to simply get close to the enemy, and shoot them from behind, you might want to take a long detour, to make sure noone see you comming from the sides.
Although this may take some time, it may also result in your survival, so consider this, if you are confident that your team will defend the point, while you go out “hunting”.
3:
Para(site).
The paratroopers can really be a pain in the *** (for the other team), when they keep dropping from the skies, like hungry flies flying over a fresh turd.
While para’s often find themselves outnumbered, especially at the main objectives, they can really turn the tides of a battle, if they manage to start capturing, so the enemy is forced to concentrate on defending, allowing your comrades on the ground to push through to the objective as well.
The biggest threat for para’s however, is AA-gunners and fighter pilots!
Good Luck, Comrade
You are going to need it. 🙂
Thanks for reading this guide, and I hope it helps some people, with ensuring victory for their team!
PS:
If this guide isn’t enough for ya, I suggest go watching some streamers of H&G, to get even more inspired for your next assault ! 😉
See y’all on the battlefield !
– RooZ
Guide updated: 17th of June 2018
