Good Etiquette

Saying thanks either by macro or proxy after getting revives, ammo etc ;P

Hmmmm, I've taken alot of grief gunning for tankers doing this, puts you on the mini-map, so they say.

Speaking of which, apologizing for teamkills that are mostly or completely my fault.

Yeah, I always use /w to tell the guy I tk'd that I'm sorry. Most of the time those apologies are accepted...

When you're in a vehicle and you accidentally ram an allied vehicle, stop moving / attempt to use your brakes.

It's not that big of a deal when someone hits me, it's war there's chaos so accidents like that are bound to happen but when you hit me and then proceed to steamroll straight forward killing my vehicle in the process you're going to die.

Or when you're in a Sunderer and you roadkill an infantry soldier, just stop, deploy and revive the poor guy they'll usually even thank you for it.

Oh, I forgot a big one...

Don't park behind right friendly tanks that are under fire. It really sucks when you're trying to retreat around a corner and find someone is sitting there in a friendly lightning casually preventing you from doing so.

Wheaton's Law:

As HA, good etiquette is:
Launching a rocket at an enemy aircraft whenever you see one.
Using your shield to take a hit for your allies. NO REALLY, I have saved countless (Seven) lives by jumping in front of them with my shield on. I only died once:3

When somebody who kills you complements you, don't ignore them; Thank them and move on.

Also, if you have a Lasher, aim it at enemies but not so that you splash damage allies: It's not ALWAYS thir fault they die to it.

Trying to not TK every single blue berry that TKs you first....

...use your witch-horn immediately after you steamroll an enemy infantry with your flash to show some respect for the death.

Good etiquette? Non-existent in the air. All i hear is bip bip bip bip bip...

..good hint with that shield ..but mostly you get killed by your own allies in line of fire.

its the missing Motivation i guess.

after that speech im always so pumped ill take bullets for my bro in arms.
really when my buddys tank is hit ill drive mine in cone of fire ^^
or rev the ppl where like 1000 other medic just run by ^^

defeat is not in our Vanu creed

Dunno about being put on the minimap, though yes, the enemy can hear the callout. Though personally I've never had any grief from tankers while doing this.

This really isn't and shouldn't be necessary. Their thanks is in the Certs they just gained.

It's only really an issue for infils.

Two infils cloaked just behind enemy lines, one of them is going QQQQQQQQQQQQQ "ENEMY MEDIC IN THE AREA!", while the other one is quietly trying to stab himself out of frustration before the legion of hostiles hear Loudbro McLouderson.

I can find no veracity to this. People really like repeating misinformation, though.

If there's one thing I could get people to do with would be to hammer the "q" button as often and accurately as possible. The more enemies that are spotted, the more enemies tend to die.

Looking before I run to a spot to see if I'm entering a friendly's firing lane
Running behind a friendly rather then through or, even worse, in front him as he currently has his gun up
Not standing or running in front of a currently manned AI turret

You'd think these would be common sense things, what with the "Don't stand in front of someone who is trying to shoot bad mans cause it means you die faster" but apparently not.

Don´t jump into tanks if they have a gunner and they are both repairing outside.