I for one enjoy playing Call of Duty 2 as realisitic as it can get. There is nothing I enjoy more than bleeding, hurting, having my weapons fall out of my hand, and there being limited weapons. There is nothing I love more than having other players there that are willing to work as a SQUAD (capital letters!). It makes the experince seem So life like to have people providing covery fire, distractions, flanking, and just plain out saving your butt a time or two.

I look for the most realistic enviroment, and Tactical Gamer server on Call of Duty 2 is almost as close as it gets. The one thing that I believe will band the players togather to work even More as a team, is not having the luxory of glance at a compass to see who's where, who's alive, who's shooting in what direction. One of the big debates (or so i've seen) is the arguement of people getting teamkilled. I agree it can be a pain, but I enjoy the realism all that much more. I doubt there would be a greater increase in teamkilling for my reason... I don't look at the compass anyways and can usually play a whole day without killing an ally.

I believe this would really enhance the game play and make it much more challenging and exhilerating at the same time. Folks actually having to Look to see what their buds are doing... *Sighs in deep contentment* Perhaps it's just me, but I would think anyone serious about playing a realistic server would have to agree with the compass "spy glass" would be better off without it. Anywho, that's my small imput on this subject, hopefully everyone agrees 100%.