Finding your play style.
This will go for any game and it is mostly common sense. If you ever find yourself struggling in a game, finding your play style and maybe a little bit of practicing will work. Games will normally implement classes, like the Battlefield games, to help you figure out what you may be good with. A class will just sum up how you will play but you can always diversify it if you so choose.
Sometimes I think all it takes is to slow down your pace a bit and take in everything that's going on in the Battlefield. In a lot of other games out there it's very fast-paced, I find most success in not running around everywhere non-stop. Move to a spot, sit in it for 20 seconds to see if enemies come my way and move to the next spot.
I don't mind kicking back at a objective that was recently captured if I know enemies will hit it in the next couple minutes. Always fun to defend a point while a wave of attackers head your way.I always try to roll with 4 Medics in the squad if we plan to be the attacking force. Try to kill us all. We'll just...keep...reviving...each other...🙂
