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02-22-2009, 07:03 PM #1
SOP: Spotting Communication
TG BF2142 SOP: Spotting
Spotting SOP Vedio
1. To spot an enemy soldier or piece of armor, hold Q and left click.- move your crosshair over the enemy2. Spot often.
- press and hold the Q key on your keyboard
- click the left mouse button once and let go
- let go of the Q key on your keyboard
This will place the enemy soldier or armor as a marker in your mini-map. More importantly, everyone else on your team will also see the enemy soldier marker on their mini-maps as well.
Sometimes it takes a few tries to spot an enemy (a failed spot shows up as a small question mark on the mini-map), and the spot marker disappears after 15-20 seconds.Spots are useful to the whole team, from friendly infantry, to squad leaders, and even to the Commander. It only takes a brief instant to spot, and it's beneficial to the whole team. Making spotting a reflex like crouch-zoom-shoot – it is an essential part of TG BF2142.3. Spotting enemy armor is especially important.On infantry-focused maps like Fall of Berlin and Tunis Harbor, armor makes a large difference in the way a round turns out – spot such armor often so the rest of your team is aware of it and is able to deal with it.4. Do not false spot.
On armor-focused maps like Suez Canal and Verdun, gunships can make a large difference. A quick Q-spot of the enemy gunship will do your team a large favor – gunship pilots, walker gunners, anti-air gunners, and even tank-gunners will be grateful.It’s possible to spot enemy troops and armor that is not actually there. Do not abuse the function as it causes confusion for your teammates.5. Do not over-spot.While it is a good idea to refresh a spot on the enemy every 10-15 seconds, over-doing it will cause you to be muted for 30 seconds. In terms of BF2142’s pace, 30 seconds is a very long time.
Written by:ZhoharVideo by:Exploding_SilverVoiceover by:ZhoharSpecial Thanks:To the entire 2142 community for their helpLast edited by Mordona; 04-08-2009 at 09:08 PM.
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