Favourite Class.

[Pepsi]

Wow, didn't expect Engineer to be the most popular. I guess everyone loves them some vehicle action.

[cBselfmonkey]

Originally Posted by Pepsi

Wow, didn't expect Engineer to be the most popular. I guess everyone loves them some vehicle action.

Turrets and explosives are pretty cool too.

[Zekeen]

I'm surprised MAX is so low.... the MAXes for PS2... are so... incredible...

[Serpent]

Infiltrator...

I love being sneaky

I am not amazing at PC FPS games as I grew up (I'm only 16...) on the 360. I'm not as good as other PC gamers, as a general rule.

Because of that, I would love to be able to help the team by not getting in the way... and by having an easy way of escaping if needed :P

[Mechzz]

Originally Posted by Pepsi

Wow, didn't expect Engineer to be the most popular. I guess everyone loves them some vehicle action.

We all voted before we realised self-repair was in the game

[Top Sgt]

I'll be running a mix of combat medic and combat engineer I like to support my team to victory.

[Toppopia]

And we know way more about each class. So we might need to start a new poll.

[Zekeen]

Originally Posted by Toppopia

And we know way more about each class. So we might need to start a new poll.

Maybe wait till E3, you know they hid all the good stuff.

[Toppopia]

Originally Posted by Zekeen

Maybe wait till E3, you know they hid all the good stuff.

Yes, so no one make a new thread until E3. Then we can really see how each class works and stuff.

[Tamas]

Engineer and Heavy mainly.

Of course when I get some nice cert investment into those tow and my main vehicles, I will try the other classes as well.

[Envenom]

I wonder if it's viable as a semi-causual gamer to play all the classes. (ie- couple hours a night type thing)

Will you achieve enough certs/unlocks etc... to actually be effective or is it better to just specialize with one, maybe two?

[Mechzz]

Originally Posted by Envenom

I wonder if it's viable as a semi-causual gamer to play all the classes. (ie- couple hours a night type thing)

Will you achieve enough certs/unlocks etc... to actually be effective or is it better to just specialize with one, maybe two?

You mean you haven't reserved a week's holiday for when the game launches? shame on you

[Graywolves]

Originally Posted by Envenom

I wonder if it's viable as a semi-causual gamer to play all the classes. (ie- couple hours a night type thing)

Will you achieve enough certs/unlocks etc... to actually be effective or is it better to just specialize with one, maybe two?

Well you will be able to gain certs offline as well. You will progress slowly if you want to try to invest in each class of course.

My suggestion would be to focus on 2-3 and see how you manage with that. This is one of those "we gotta play it" things, hopefully each class will be able to be played effectively without deep investment.

[proxy]

Originally Posted by Rabb

I don't have a favourite class. I'll be mostly probably play a support class as I'll be leading squads. So I'll be in the rear with the gear like a real officer.

This. Whatever is needed to keep the troops moving.

[SKYeXile]

Originally Posted by Graywolves

Well you will be able to gain certs offline as well. You will progress slowly if you want to try to invest in each class of course.

My suggestion would be to focus on 2-3 and see how you manage with that. This is one of those "we gotta play it" things, hopefully each class will be able to be played effectively without deep investment.

Yea they should be all effective, i think first though you will want to full upgrade one(if fully upgrading isn't a HUGE investment) so you have a decent gun, with a sight, an attachment an a cert to compliment it, then from there well you can spec so you're a more specialised medic or you can put points into other classes. I dont see the point in running around as every different class when you don't have one at least semi kitted.