In the beginning, I was terrible with the Engineer, but I eventually killed enough vehicles with the default RPG to unlock the SCAR-L carbine, which I’ve subsequently used to terrorise players many ranks above me.Unlike Battlefield 3, there is no suppression, but being able to fire more rounds at an enemy definitely helps one stay alive. The M249 became one of my favourite weapons for the medic class, allowing me to lay down a lot of fire.If memory serves, my first kill in Bad Company 2 was with the M24 sniper on a conquest match. This is one of the earliest marksman headshots I’ve taken.I usually hesitate to pick up kits from fallen opponents because I will likely die quickly without ever getting to use them, but they do offer a chance to use a loadout completely different to one’s preferred one, and are particularly useful if one is running low on ammunition.However, even with the default weapons, I can still hold my own reasonably well. I still remember the first time I was playing Bad Company 2, when I only had the iron sights to the weapons and so, was constantly being killed by other players who already had all the specialisations and weapons unlocked on the virtue of playing longer than I had.In retrospect, that was a reasonably good decision: on Sunday, I was rested and, instead of playing Battlefield: Bad Company 2, was fully ready to prepare for my thesis defense on the Friday of April 12.
However, at the time, my Dell XPS 420 and its ATI 2600HD GPU was not enough to run the game, so instead of playing Battlefield: Bad Company 2, I finished studying, spent the afternoon playing DOOM, and then went to a friend’s place for sausage spaghetti, Cards Against Humanity and Scrubs.
I had funds left in my Steam Wallet leftover from Christmas, and so, without hesitation, I made the purchase. When the email app loaded, there was no communiques, but there was an email from Steam, informing me that Battlefield: Bad Company 2 was on sale for 75 percent off. Prior to this, I decided to check my iPad for any emails from my group, as we were working on a database assignment at the time. A grey fog hung over the city by morning, obscuring the trees and scenery I had just finished breakfast and was getting ready to study relational calculus for my database course. “What do you do, when you’re a person like me, when you’re born to play FPS? There’s just nothing left to do but play FPS.” -FPS_Doug, Pure PwnageĪpril 6 last year was a cold, quiet and foggy Saturday.
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