Today was great. There were a few rounds where there was a lack of teamwork, but there were some where there was a lot of teamwork. 3 really stood out to me.

First was the stalingrad map. Strag, turbo, and others led us and we did the best that ive seen the russian team be able to do so far. With their help and leadership i learned how the map actually worked and had a lot of fun.

Second was in the map with the garage, construction house, and it was very dark. Me, drunk, xeil and others were able to win the map twice and i almost always had 1, if not 2, people following me. Even without talking, generally if a rifleman saw an SMGer behind him, he would let the SMGer take point inside the hallways. People are starting to understand their classes a lot better.

Last was in kaukasus, where the alamo like courtyard is in the center. Our team was on defense and our basic plan was to keep the outer bases as long as possible, and then fall back to the courtyard. Worked like a charm, we held all bases until about 2 minutes left and then we fell back and defended. Highlight of that round was near the mortar position. Xeil was up high with a MG. I told him to keep firing at the mortar position because 2 guys were there capping it. He kept up the fire, and i moved onto the enemys flank. I popped up and took out both of them with my SMG because Xeil kept them suppressed. It was so cool seeing both of them just hiding behind a wall and see green tracers bounce off the other side.

All in all, i think youll see more teamwork in the maps more people know, and much less teamwork in the maps you dont know. Where would you know where to go and tell other people to go if you dont know the map?