See man, some people do the job right, which I'm sure you're one of, but most people just suck at it and it gets frustrating on both sides. I love a good recon man doin' the proper job and gettin' his fair share of kills, nothin' beats it. However, playin' with randoms it sucks. I'd even venture to say, from playin' with randoms, most of them don't even know how to mark people. When I only have time for a quick game or two I play by myself and if I don't spot it seems nobody is, but I don't loadout with a sniper because I like to patrol. When I'm playin' with my team though the other team lights up like crazy from our Recon man and everyone else on our team supports as well, it's friggin' awesome. I don't even care if a Recon has a 0/10 ratio so long as he's spotting like a mad man. I consider spotting the easiest thing ANYONE, especially Recon, can do but it's not doing those simple, simple things that make people full of fail.
Anglis, I have a hard, hard time playin' shooters. Not skill wise, but I'm too damn competitive for my own good. I friggin' rage by myself, quite often, so when I'm playin' I'm usually always with a group that can pull a shit ton of weight. I don't play this game much at all unless I have a full squad, at least, but if I ever see you on and we have a slot to fill (either in squad or just an open player slot on the team) I'll let you know for sure. If you ever catch me on playin' solo it's gonna be me bein' that douche bag Recon guy tryin' to Mortar his way to the Destruction achievement.
Tonight was the first night my entire runnin' crew was online with the game. We had 8 of the 12 slots filled and goddamn, I may hate this game for the most part, but that was some good stuff. It was probably as close to being on a real battlefield as you could get without enlisting for service as everyone is pretty hardcore about playin' properly. We played for about 5 hours and never lost a match. On defense the other teams never pushed us past the first set of crates and on the attack we kill farmed until about 40 tickets and then would push. I was skeptical at first because most of them wanted to try out Hardcore Rush, but when you have that many people workin' together Hardcore is a lot more fun than normal.