Take Kits when needed or 'in Case'? - Page 4

DesmoLocke · 08-20-2009, 06:48 AM

Agree 100%. I like it when my squad is diverse and well-equipped to handle a variety of different possible enemy contact. But, from the original post, Rifleman Specialist shouldn't be forgotten. The included grapple hook adds such a great dynamic on certain maps and the trip flares are a godsend when defending a small area.

Typical kit load-out:
Officer
Medic
Automatic Rifleman
Rifleman/Rifleman AT
Rifleman/Grenadier
Rifleman Specialist

I typically encourage someone to be a standard rifleman as the ammo pack proves to be very important for 2 common occasions: 1. reloading Medic's epipens and 2. reloading the LAT.

Grabbing kits for the sake of grabbing kits is annoying and often proves detrimental to the team during the course of the round.

Sgt. Mahi · 08-20-2009, 07:08 AM

In Kashan Desert I always grab a HAT kit as the first thing I do. Even if the SL didn't ask me to (if he ask me to take a specific kit I take that of course). You will ALWAYS run into a tank in Kashan and you are sure to get raped if you don't have a HAT-kit. So.. It depends on the map but in my opinion you can never go wrong if you have a HAT-kit with you in the sq. It can really save your ass in many situations. It's a nice quick way to get rid of armor threats in a tight situation.... Like in Muttrah. How many haven't tried to get raped by an APC in the streets. As an inf. sq you're almost sure to run into an APC and the LAT kit just damages the APC only to send the APC back to base for repairs and come back. Why not just get rid of the threat right away.

Scot · 08-20-2009, 07:41 AM

If you are patient with the LAT kit, it can kill an APC easily, or at least immobilize it.

08-20-2009, 06:48 AM	#31
DesmoLocke Join Date: Nov 2008 United States of America Location: Hickam AFB, Hawaii Posts: 602	Re: Take Kits when needed or 'in Case'? Agree 100%. I like it when my squad is diverse and well-equipped to handle a variety of different possible enemy contact. But, from the original post, Rifleman Specialist shouldn't be forgotten. The included grapple hook adds such a great dynamic on certain maps and the trip flares are a godsend when defending a small area. Typical kit load-out: Officer Medic Automatic Rifleman Rifleman/Rifleman AT Rifleman/Grenadier Rifleman Specialist I typically encourage someone to be a standard rifleman as the ammo pack proves to be very important for 2 common occasions: 1. reloading Medic's epipens and 2. reloading the LAT. Grabbing kits for the sake of grabbing kits is annoying and often proves detrimental to the team during the course of the round.
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08-20-2009, 07:08 AM	#32
Sgt. Mahi Join Date: Mar 2008 Denmark Location: Copenhagen, Denmark Posts: 806	Re: Take Kits when needed or 'in Case'? In Kashan Desert I always grab a HAT kit as the first thing I do. Even if the SL didn't ask me to (if he ask me to take a specific kit I take that of course). You will ALWAYS run into a tank in Kashan and you are sure to get raped if you don't have a HAT-kit. So.. It depends on the map but in my opinion you can never go wrong if you have a HAT-kit with you in the sq. It can really save your ass in many situations. It's a nice quick way to get rid of armor threats in a tight situation.... Like in Muttrah. How many haven't tried to get raped by an APC in the streets. As an inf. sq you're almost sure to run into an APC and the LAT kit just damages the APC only to send the APC back to base for repairs and come back. Why not just get rid of the threat right away.
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08-20-2009, 07:41 AM	#33
Scot Join Date: Jan 2008 United Kingdom Location: In da hood Posts: 10,471	Re: Take Kits when needed or 'in Case'? If you are patient with the LAT kit, it can kill an APC easily, or at least immobilize it.
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