Buttery Lobster. I already knew the size of that match even in the game even I wasn't in the area where the best action was going on. I think Krenzo said that server had 12 fps and I had something like under 20 or something so I knew there were almost the maximum amount of tanks on the field and massive amounts of players running all around. But that screenshot really shows how colossal was it. That tank division literally seems to be a wave of destruction which slowly rolls forward leaving nothing behind.
Oh, well I remember there was someone on BE that killed a few of our tanks. You guys def had better tech then us, but we had the cheap bio spam. What armor/engine/weapons did you guy shave?
woah, seems i have missed a lot of neato games oh and ot: The most memmorable games are always to push back the BE and cap all flags as NF on escort
Someon's trying to deceive people ... You sound like Simon Hikuso. His famous sentence "OMG I suck now" turned out to be hoax after he kept killing everyone again and again :D Weedy, Hikuso was a CW member at one point. Watch out for him, or he'll kick your ass ingame. Unless he sucks now ... (...yeah right)
Hikuso is usually playing with someone by the name of forcie, and they both have revive and keep on reviving each other.
Don't listen to them weedy, cause they are bringing us WAY offtopic, and as such, are liars... Oh, i just remembered, this one time, i figured out how to get ammoz, can't remember what i did tho, but it rocked. Best game ever ^_^
:p Or you, Hikuso, should watch out for me or you'll get pwned at the speed of light over and over again. (When I'm commanding. )
No, I'm much happier you focus on furniture and fashion Ikea and H&M for the win. And if I could afford it, I'd look for a Volvo too
Well, it was an accident, but it still worked out the way i hoped it would (sorta) The enemy comm was being chased by my teams tanks (i forgot which map) so i decided i'll head the enemy comm off and drop off the small cliff to block him in my NF medium tank. I went off the edge, my tank flipped on its back directly infront of the enemy comm, sealing his fate :D
i want to hear storys, see screenshots and a bitta video of this 64 player nonsense i've been hearing about
On the new beginner server, I was in spec along with wertbarg and sincrisis watching the game unfold and try to guide the beginners along every once in a while. We saw that the BE comm got stuck in a crater on emp_crossroads. After futile attempts at telling BE to build a vf and push their comm out with another vehicle, we realize there must be some other way to help poor BE. After all a comm that can't move = eventually dead comm. If we only had nine mining... And that's what started our epic rube goldberg plan. Sincrisis and I were to join BE as grenadiers and Wertbarg to join NF as a scout. Sincrisis would mine up the bottom of the crater as best as we can to ensure the BE comm would be free. Meanwhile Wertbarg would scout hide his way to our base and activate the mines. Our first attempt was unsuccessful with only some of the mines going off. Another attempt and BE killed the scout right before he could set off the mines. Anyways, this did prompt BE to build a vf and get some afv's out to push the comm out. Not wanting to waste the mines and our hard work, we decided to test to see what would happen if a vehicle was stuck in there. We parked an unused afv in there. Unfortunately the AFV didn't survive the flight when the mines were set off and immediately blew up on take off. However that has got to be one of the ROFL moments ever just watching it fly away.
once on mvalley our com drove over a cluster of mines, it did a summersault, landed on all 8 weels flat, and continued on its way like nothing happened i had 3 screenshots of the landing, lemme search for them later
I was the Machinegunner on the turret of an LT, we hit some mines, lived, did a barrel roll over a BE AFV, and I was able to kill the machinegunner of that tank with a punch to the face. And then landed. For the next 5 minutes we kept saying lolwut.
