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It's required to get a kill assist. I've tried many times and no one seems to care to use javelins.

Funnily enough I was playing Wake today and thought: "if only someone would SOFLAM the helicopters for me :cry:" ^^;

And whoa that's stunning, though I bet half of the beauty is made of the music :p Does anybody know what song this is? Though it would even better if they would remove that blue color grading bloom, I've seen shots without it and the engine looks so much better!

Funnily enough I was playing Wake today and thought: "if only someone would SOFLAM the helicopters for me :cry:" ^^;

And whoa that's stunning, though I bet half of the beauty is made of the music :p Does anybody know what song this is? Though it would even better if they would remove that blue color grading bloom, I've seen shots without it and the engine looks so much better!

It's the theme music from Dead Island

Anyone else getting a bit irritated with the javelins? Played a game the other day where every 10 feet I had to get out and heal my tank due to instant javelin locks. Aside from that I've found a new passion aside from tanks and tank-busting. Mobile AA. This is without a doubt the most fun vehicle I've used. Seeing the team dedicate two tanks, a helicopter and two jets to me while I was in that thing was awesome.

Oo didnt know you could gain assignments in normal BF3, thought it was Karkand only, unlocked all the starting weapons and 2 of the 2nd tier ones so far.

Man ive been specifically trying to do the assignments and have only got the famas and g53 so far.

Does M320 apply here?

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Yes it should.

Question for people who fly, what do you use? KB only, KB and mouse, controller/joystick? and if you use KB do you remap any keys. I like the KB for fast movement and the mouse for precision but the helicopter is making me crazy.

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