Romanov77 Posted October 19, 2004 Posted October 19, 2004 There's some way to choose the point were you will spawn? On some maps like Hoth, uis frustrating to be spawned kilometres away from the firefight when you just captured a spawing point in the enemy territory....
Sam Fisher Posted October 19, 2004 Posted October 19, 2004 On the mini map on the spawn screen, there are the command posts in red or green depending on which sides it is. Click on any green one to spawn at it.
SteVader Posted October 19, 2004 Posted October 19, 2004 or if your playing on the PS2 version you move the flashing green cursor between command posts under your teams control - rather than clicking on it.
Romanov77 Posted October 19, 2004 Author Posted October 19, 2004 Originally posted by Pho3nix Read the manual. Do you know that there are gamers that have a job and go to University? I barely have the time to play. Thanks for the clarification, Sam Fisher:)
chrishaolin Posted October 19, 2004 Posted October 19, 2004 Originally posted by Romanov77 Do you know that there are gamers that have a job and go to University? I barely have the time to play. Thanks for the clarification, Sam Fisher:) Not to stir things up, but if you have enough time to register/login/post here, then I think you have enough time to read the manual.. but i dont blame you for posting questions here because thats what these forums are for.. and the manual is "weak"..
beard Posted October 19, 2004 Posted October 19, 2004 hehe that 'read the manual' line made me chuckle. i read the manual. in fact i flipped through that thing alot, when i wondered stuff like: - how do i use the jet pack. - how do i roll as droideka. - how do i use recon droid solar strikes. - various other questions... Survey says: The manual doesnt explain it! edit: after reading some of this guy's other posts asking far more inane questions, i edited out & take back my statement about there being 'no dumb questions'.
Romanov77 Posted October 19, 2004 Author Posted October 19, 2004 Originally posted by chrishaolin Not to stir things up, but if you have enough time to register/login/post here, then I think you have enough time to read the manual.. but i dont blame you for posting questions here because thats what these forums are for.. and the manual is "weak".. Thanks! Manuals sucks by definition. Everything can be learnt faster and better by other players... Btw, I noticed this... The more spawning points you own, the more points you subtract to the enemy with each kill, am I right? This means that I can win even with one Spawning point...
chrishaolin Posted October 19, 2004 Posted October 19, 2004 Originally posted by Romanov77 Thanks! Manuals sucks by definition. Everything can be learnt faster and better by other players... Btw, I noticed this... The more spawning points you own, the more points you subtract to the enemy with each kill, am I right? This means that I can win even with one Spawning point... The points/numbers you are referring to are called "Reinforcements" in SWBF. The more control points you have, the quicker you "bleed" the opponents reinforcements. Its possible that you could win a map with only one spawn point, but unlikely because your reinforcements would be bleeding from opponents control of cps plus the opp would most likely be spawn raping you. Also, the best way to learn the game is to play it, imo.. jump on a public server, play for awhile, ask questions (press 'Y' to chat) if you need to (people will usually be glad to answer questions) and before you know it, it will become 2nd nature to you. gl
TK-8252 Posted October 19, 2004 Posted October 19, 2004 Originally posted by beard hehe that 'read the manual' line made me chuckle. i read the manual. in fact i flipped through that thing alot, when i wondered stuff like: - how do i use the jet pack. - how do i roll as droideka. - how do i use recon droid solar strikes. - various other questions... Survey says: The manual doesnt explain it! There's a FAQ thread Stickied in this forum. Read it.
Mr Wolf Posted October 19, 2004 Posted October 19, 2004 jump on a public server, play for awhile, ask questions (press 'Y' to chat) if you need to (people will usually be glad to answer questions) and before you know it, it will become 2nd nature to you. gl I usually dont like to answer questions on the server, as I prefer to be playing and typing usually gets me killed. I prefer to get answers from forums like these excellent ones. And not to disturb other peoples game play. If people start chatting on the server I ask them to leave. Chatting is for games like JA. Not that I would, as I dont play JA anymore for that very reason.
Kurgan Posted October 20, 2004 Posted October 20, 2004 Short and "stupid" as it is (hey I agree, it could be a lot better), reading the manual and any readme docs included with the game should always be your first recourse (and saves you potential embarassment too). It's certainly much quicker than posting on a forum and waiting for somebody to answer your question that you could have found out in like a minute or so. Just saying. ; )
Romanov77 Posted October 20, 2004 Author Posted October 20, 2004 Originally posted by chrishaolin Not to stir things up, but if you have enough time to register/login/post here, then I think you have enough time to read the manual.. When I Registered on this forum I hadnt a job and went to school...it was JA times, if I remember well.. Anyway, I learned the game mechanics, now I just need to improve my skills at it. This thread has made his purpose, Thanks:)
Sam Fisher Posted October 20, 2004 Posted October 20, 2004 Chatting is for games like JA. No, chatting is for MSN, or AIM, or a chat program. Games are not ment to be them.
beard Posted October 20, 2004 Posted October 20, 2004 There's a FAQ thread Stickied in this forum. Read it. uh, i wasnt actually asking those questions, i listed them to show the irony of someone saying to 'read the manual'.
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