Re: Watch your ammo, don't top off to often.

**Santa** · 04-28-2006, 07:07 PM

Originally Posted by Apophis

But wasn't it YOU that threw away the ammo? Don't hit "R" when you've still got 165 rounds in the can and you won't throw them away.

But theres always those tricky times where you have, say, 10 bullets. I personally would reload because you never know when you will need more than 10 bullets in any given firefight. But boy, later i might be regretting throwing those 10 bullets on the ground.

On a tangent, if you are a sniper be very careful about which targets you are engaging and NEVER miss. The thing doesnt hold much ammo at all. Let your regular rifle men hit targets they can hit, while the sniper takes out harder targets, such as a MG gunner.

**Apophis** · 04-28-2006, 07:35 PM

Originally Posted by TG_Santa

But theres always those tricky times where you have, say, 10 bullets. I personally would reload because you never know when you will need more than 10 bullets in any given firefight. But boy, later i might be regretting throwing those 10 bullets on the ground.

On a tangent, if you are a sniper be very careful about which targets you are engaging and NEVER miss. The thing doesnt hold much ammo at all. Let your regular rifle men hit targets they can hit, while the sniper takes out harder targets, such as a MG gunner.

10 rounds is enough for at least 5 tangos.

**TychoCelchuuu** · 04-28-2006, 10:29 PM

If you're really irritated about throwing away rounds (BF2 does it too) you'd be best off with Red Orchestra; you save all your magazines except the empty ones int hat game.

**IRS_Agent** · 04-28-2006, 11:07 PM

You guys think the sniper (even though it owns in one hit) is given too little ammo? Sry if a moderator finds this off topic somehow.

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