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I was looking for a new computer game to play and I happened to look in this section and notice that there are a number of members who play this game.
I would love to pick up an online game where there already was an established community of players that I could join, so I am really intrigued about the possibility of starting Battlefield 2.
However, I had a couple of questions before I laid my money down for the game.
1. With online play, are there still a number of players who are still learning the ropes of the game or is the online play pretty much limited to the people who have been playing this game for awhile?
there are new people starting all the time.2. Are the people on the servers generally friendly to new players or are they just ignored?
if you get on our server and have any questions any of the ar15 ers would be happy to help. genrally most peolple on other servers are ok too but there are some ****wads out there.3. How hard is the game to pick up?
takes a little practice but can actually be picked up pretty quick4. How hard is it to find games?
real easy there are about 3000-4000 servers ranked to choose from5. How useful is the single player version of the game in learning the ropes?
really helps a good bit to learn basic tactics and to try out flying and driving 6. Is there anything else that you think is important for me to know that I have not already mentioned?
if you decide you'd like to make a go at it first off welcome!! second i recommend you invest in a zboard with the battlefield two config on it makes it much easy to learn the keystrokes for weapons driving and combat manuevers and if you intend to fly well or alot invest in a good joystick but if you dont want to spend that much you can key bind the game and build to suit on your own keyboard and you can also fly with a mouse and keyboard!! and thats my .02