Blantant is the word I can only use to describe the abuse and ignorance of our rules and standards.

I am aware of them simply because of how long I've played in TG.

But constantly, every day all day, I see people blatantly ignoring our rules. I'm not sure if this is because people do not know our rules, or because they just don't care, but I'm leaning more towards the ignorance of the rules.

People come into our servers all day long. People we've never met before, talked to before, or even played with before, and they do not have any idea what our rules are.

As far as the vulgarity goes, I think it should be limited to squad speak. If your squad doesn't mind you cussing like a sailor, then go for it, but if they do, then stop. Server wide cursing should be banned and not tolerated.

UCB attacking is becoming a problem. Not so much the UCB, but the non-UCB flags.

I just played the map where the MEC has 3 UCB's and the USMC has none. We were being camped on the hotel for about 10 minutes by the hostile helo, and he was RACKING up some kills. This, IMO, should not be tolerated. Those helo's weren't designed to kill infantry, they were designed to kill armor and any infantry near the armor. In most cases, my chopper doesn't even get close enough to hit many infantry on the ground with the machine gun, and I tell my co-pilot not to even use it. We're there to keep the armor down so that our armor can take over, and to have helo fights if needed.

I know we can't have a rule for everything, and it's hard to get our rules across because we can't have little blue scrolling messages on BF2 servers yet, but we should be trying to find a way to make the game fair to all players.

I joined the helo squad on that map and asked if I could fly the next time up. The pilot said sure, and continued his game while I sniped from the top of the hotel waiting on my turn to fly.

He was shot down, and I was capped in the face by a sniper. I came back to life 2 seconds before he did on the opposite side of the rooftop, he jumped in, and his co-pilot spawned on him and took off.

I didn't say anything, because I didn't want to be entirely rude in the middle of a battle, but it offended me that I was just ignored.

Everyone deserves their fair share of the choppers and jets and etc, and I think we need to do something about it.

These are just a few things I have complaints about.

-Mom