That might explain why I saw 3-4 TR spend literally an hour trying to blow up a NC orbital strike uplink on a base near mine the other night. I don't...
In PlanetSide 1, the only vehicle that could be customized in any way were the BFR mechs. All other vehicles used a premade loadout of weapons,...
Agreed! And xp for resupplying vehicles with the ammo module, xp for when people get kills or assists while manning your turrets (similar to how...
If anything, this is a good change for infiltrators. Now it will be easier than ever to hack enemy vehicle terminals since you'll have less people...
Membership is +50% xp I think. Being underpopulated on a continent, fighting during an active alert, equipping a boost, or a member of your squad...
That was so funny! My favorite part was the Sunderer giving birth to a Lightning (or tossing it at you) Nerf Sunderers!
I've seen some of the war correspondent vids and loved them! I used Sony Vegas and as for the song, it was a tough choice which one I was going to...
Hope you all enjoy it! Never done something like this video before so it was a good learning experience. [media]
The reason I run Racer + Fuel Pods on my dogfighting Reaver loadout is because a Reaver with Racer + fuel pods is going to be able to outrun ANY ESF...
1. Was quite bugged, often causing players to "shoot up into the ceiling" when bumping into other players or walls. 2. Bugged way too often,...
Best Infiltrator update video ever! As for the change, I think this is for the best. Most enemies will still be sprinting around like madmen,...
Once it acquires a lock, it should be able to maintain said lock out to the same range as a regular lock on missile will fly. It's too easy as an ESF...
Then again, they'd find you without the flash light almost as easily, since the cloak isn't super hard to spot if someone is intent on looking...
I'm not too concerned with the flash light. I mean, really, if somebody wants to lose other, more useful, attachments on their main weapon (such as...
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