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Discussion: Battlefield 2142 / Battlefield 2142 - After Action Reports - The touch is not lost - It's been a while since I've jumped in a game of 2142. Call of Duty
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12-13-2007, 12:19 AM #1
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The touch is not lost
It's been a while since I've jumped in a game of 2142. Call of Duty 4 is fun, but teamplay is sometimes sorely lacking. I got back onto the Conquest server yesterday, and for the first time I was having fun. The server crashes were what drove me from 2142, but those rounds I put in are definitely some of the best I've played in a while.
Highway Tampa
Every time I've played this map, disappointment. Either Reaper and Eroak are shooting me out from the sky, or I'm trying to procure transport to get across the map. I decided to lead (both rounds), and had so much fun just defending. The rounds are blurry, but I remember yelling at Vendi and one Dr.Beckett. Sorry if I forgot who you were, but you guys were fun to lead around the map, especially the 2nd round where I had idea where I was going but still managed to do the same thing I was doing in the 1st one: defend Checkpoint West. At times, we had forces of 2 tanks with a walker pushing in, and a transport landing south of us to boot. Mucho fun.
Oh yeah, #1 squad both rounds baby!
Cerebere Landing
I only played one round under Anospa's squad, but I went crazy with my Clark. I racked up 21 kills with it (the closest person had 1), and I swear I got at least 5 people from 25 meters out. I really couldn't remember the last time I had so much fun running around without a true objective (I'm pretty sure Ano put them out, I just wasn't paying attention).
Let the shotgun whoring continue...
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"On that day half a century ago, our species was pushed to the crumbling edge of extinction. And as we teetered on that precipice, staring down into the abyss, a hand reached out, pulled us back from the brink, and gave us hope... the hand of a Hero."
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12-13-2007, 01:00 AM #2
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Re: The touch is not lost
Heh, yeah, I remember that Cerebere round, quite awesome. Found out I couldn't get the BR film on it though sadly, we really kicked some ass that round, and we were everywhere!
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12-13-2007, 08:39 AM #3
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Re: The touch is not lost
Glad your back Chief!
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