Battlefield 3 Guides

Playing as the Support class in Battlefield 3 is all about supporting your team mates,
as the name would indicate. Featuring the ability to drop bags of ammunition to keep your teammates ammo stocked up,as well as fire long continuous bursts at enemies to keep them suppressed, the Support class is an absolute necessity in a four man squad that is playing cohesively as a team.
By keeping enemies suppressed, you ensure your squad can maneuver into positions
that will allow them to overwhelm and kill the enemy.
By dropping ammunition bags for your squad constantly,
you ensure your squad always has plenty of grenades on hand for those close range engagements with the enemy.

When firing to suppress an enemy or an area, you are providing a great deal of help to your Battlefield 3 teammates. With the enemy frantically looking for a place that will provide cover from your bursts of fire, your teammates will be able to completely overwhelm the suppressed and scared enemy. Simply put, a Support gunner placing suppressing fire on a location can be the difference between capturing a point or having an attack fail. The Battlefield 3 Support class can wield a variety of weapons,
from more simple machine guns like the RPK, to modern legends like the M60
and M249, both of which have tremendous strengths. The M60 being fired on a location continuously with the extended magazine perk

will provide suppressing fire for ages and ages before a reload is required. The M249 on the other
hand is amazing for close quarters engagements, with its high rate of fire and excellent accuracy,
it will put an enemy down quickly and without fuss.

To many players playing as the Support class in Battlefield 3 are simply trying to Rambo it,
and will never be very successful as a result. The whole idea behind the Support class is that you support your
team and squad mates. By doing so, and doing so properly, you will be able to ensure victory for your squad and team.
The Battlefield 3 Dominator guide has a great strategy section for the BF3 Support class that I recommend checking out when you get the chance. You will be winning games left and right in no time if you follow the easy to understand BF3 Dominator guide.

Like previous Battlefield games, you can choose from four different classes,
each having its own pro’s and con’s. Today’s Assault guide will lay the ground work for
what you will be doing as a member of the Battlefield 3 Assault class.

The Assault class has been merged with the medic in Battlefield 3,
allowing for a player to be just as effective defensively through healing as they are offensively.
The Assault class features droppable medic bags that will heal nearby players,
as well as the player who dropped the med pack as well.
Also featured are the classic Battlefield series sock paddles, which you can use
to revive fallen team mates. It is possibly to revive someone over and over again as they die,
so keep those shock paddles handy, you might just be able to help win a fight by keeping your warriors alive!

The Assaulter can use underbarrel weapons such as grenade launchers,
which can do incredible damage in very small, tight spaces.
At longer distances, you will want to stick it out with a longer range scope and semi-auto fire modes only.

When playing the medic role, players who are injured have a small + sign above them,
indicating that they are wounded and possibly near death. It is up to you to determine whether or not you can risk
the sprint to them to drop a med pack down for them. If they are lucky, you are right there with them and can keep them alive.
When groups of players are bunched up in a choke point, you can earn mega  points and props
from fellow players by constantly dropping med packs into the group of players.
As they are injured, your med packs will constantly be healing them, which means big points for you.

On the topic of extremely long range engagements like those found on Caspian Border,
you will want the best scope possible for distance shooting, and should fire in single shot only.
Anything above single shots above a few hundred meters will possibly hit the target, but definitely suppress them…
Which is great if you aren’t the only one shooting at them, as you will receive suppression points as a result
of your suppressing fire.

The key to remember as a player using the assault class is that you have the power to keep your team mates alive and well.
Even if they die, you can still bring them back to keep the fight going using
your shock paddles.

Playing as a team player will make you the most popular medic on your team, by far!

In Battlefield 3, teamwork is paramount to success.
Regardless of what game mode you are playing, teamwork will make or break a round,
and be the ultimate determining factor in whether or not you add a
win or a loss to your BF3 records. The hardest part about teamwork in Battlefield 3,
of course, is that most people are oblivious to teamwork and what it entails.
Most people are content with simply going it alone, charging from capture point to capture point
trying to score as many points as possible. More often than not, they end up with an abysmal kill/death ratio and very few points.
The reason is simple: Teamwork earns big points, and big points earn unlocks faster.

When you follow the teamwork section in the Battlefield 3 Dominator package, you will notice your style of play begins to change.
You will suddenly start acting as a squad for once. You will communicate
with your squad members and team members, and will suddenly find yourself king of the kill/death ratio.
Why? Because when four people run around working together, while everyone else goes it alone, every
enemy you encounter will be alone and completely helpless against the wrath of your squad.
The Battlefield 3 Dominator book will teach you everything you need to know about teamwork in BF3.
By the time you have mastered every single point in the teamwork section of the BF3 Dominator pack,
you and your squad will be unstoppable.

You have been a mediocre BF3 player for too long.
It’s time to start cashing in on your skills that you don’t even know you have.
The Battlefield 3 Dominator pack will open up those hidden skills inside of you, the ones that are just begging to be unleashed!

Playing as Rambo in Battlefield 3 is neither easy nor recommended.
It is possible, however, with a little bit of skill and a whole lot of luck.
Playing as a lone wolf will typically leave you armed with  a light machine gun, as anything else requires reloading far too often. Chances are you won’t live long enough to require a reload on your light machine gun, so it’s best to stick with one.
A crowd favourite is the M249, as well as the M60 light machine gun.
Both are accurate with bipods and fore grips, and offer continuous fire without requiring a reload.
Further more, light machine guns just make you look that much cooler.
Especially when you’re on a killing spree with one!

Although the Battlefield 3 Dominator guide recommends teamwork first and foremost,
there are some helpful tips for those Rambo’s out there.
Things like how to master the art of the headshot, from any distance, or how to prioritize targets and wipe them out one by one before they even have time to react to your presence.
Of course, you will be doing a lot of up close and personal killing as a Rambo,
so the knife tips and tricks in the BF3 Dominator guide will help you out immensely as well.

At the end of the day, following the tips in the Dominator guide will leave you as the ultimate team player,
however that doesn’t mean you can’t have some fun as a lone wolf Rambo type every now and then.
Who said games have to be series ALL the time, right?
Grab the Battlefield 3 Dominator guide now and start learning how to be the ultimate team player. Or lone wolf. Your choice!