Yeah, the easy way to win is just to get as many Field Ops, Medics and Engineers as possible and basically go around your base, spam it with ammo and med-packs, then blow yourself up a bit, to get everyone some xp from the need for ammo and health, and then smash up all of the MGs so that the Engineers have to go and fix them for easy XP.

there are objectives you know... :ranting:

Objectives turn into a mess, most of the time the so called "experts" just stand around in camp sites and kill people then insult them, whereas the real players are trying to get the objectives yet most of the time have no clue what they're doing.
It hard finding people who can actually play the game right, when you do, the games are much faster, intense, and fun.

what you just described happens in all games theres gonna be ragers noobs and jerks everywhere

I know there are objectives, but most people just arse around and basically cheat their skills up to a really high level.

thats called xp*****ing ive never seen it happen THAT MUCH but if some one shoots me to heal me i will kill them or shoot there helmet off i dont stand for stupidity when i play

btw teamspeak makes it so much more fun i got a buncha freinds on it and we have a blast

I can't believe you guys are all so down on ET. It is an excellent multiplayer game.

WHAT ARE YOU TALKING ABOUT?

We're not downing it, I like it myself, I'm just saying the flaws in the game become a drag after you've been playing it for 2 years!

Yep. I never have problems with games "getting old", I still play Colonization and Civ1, and love the flaws. They make the game more perfect, those flaws. They show that human beings are capable of making something you will remember for the rest of your life. Enemy territory is one of those where the age of the game will never be a factor in whether I play it or not :ok:

In most games I've played, the real experts are right up in front with a Thompson, kicking arse, and going back to a medic to get healed before going back into the fight, because the only way a team'll get an objective done is if they have a godly player on their team or depend on one another. Sometimes people would try to lay down coverfire or draw fire so an engineer could plant dynomite or repair a tank (usually didn't work, though). Maybe it's just differences between servers, but most games of ET I played depended on a soft teamwork structure.

The only gripe I had was when people abused the panzerfaust.