Titan is NOT Conquest. You guys have to learn, having more points in Titan does not ensure victory, as it does in Conquest. The points have meters around them showing when they are going to fire. They fire every two minutes. This means that not all silos are as important as others. You want to have them when they fire. The enemy can come and take a point right before it fires and the two minutes you held that point for mean nothing. I was commanding a game and trying to explain this to my team by both saying the priority targets in nice capital gold letters, and by giving orders to the priority targets, but none of the squad leaders went to these targets with any haste, and we lost...despite having more total points the entire game, the enemy was taking the points that were about to fire from us, and while we were taking points from them, most of them had a lot of time before they fired.

This also means that point defense is highly important. If you go zipping around the map capping points, leaving the previous points exposed like you did in BF2, the enemy is going to take the ones that are firing from you, I guarantee it...I've seen it first hand. In one game I was not commanding, I personally took it upon myself to sit at one point and guard it from capture the entire game. We won that game, my silo contributed 4 missiles to the enemy Titan. That's something like 30% shields. If the enemy had my point we wouldn't have had that 30%. They tried to take it multiple times, usually it was not an organized force - one or two guys ran up to my mech and died quickly. This also goes to show you how organized point attacks need to be now.

Organized defense and organized and disciplined offense is required for Titan, if you really want to win. I'm not kidding. Here is how to do it.

If your commander goes "PRIORITY TARGETS: 1, 3." Then haul ass to 1 or 3, whichever is closer, don't finish your firefight, run from the firefight you're in and capture that point, because it's about to fire a missile at your Titan, and the Titan is more important than your score count. Each missile does something like 5 or 10 percent damage to your shields, so it's a very bad thing to let one launch just because you want an extra frag. Get a jeep and boost over there, take a ramp over the river instead of using the bridge 3 miles away. GET TO THE PRIORITY TARGETS AS SOON AS HUMANLY POSSIBLE.

This also goes to Commanders. Do not try and order your team to get to any points that are 80% fire readiness or more. The team won't get there before it fires and still have enough time to capture it, by the time they get there it'll be back down to two minutes and ordering them there is wasting precious time. "Priority targets" consist of enemy silos that are between 50% and 80% firing readiness. Announce them very clearly, order squads to them. Make sure people realize where they are and how urgent they are. This is how to win Titan. It is not like Conquest where you can merely take a lot of points and win. You have to take the RIGHT points this time around, and you have to keep them defended.

That is why Titan is different. There is much more strategy involved...and that is why I like 2142 so much.

On a peculiar note, even though the world is ending in 2142, it appears that advertising will still be around. Battlefield 2142 features in-game ads, though we didn't get to see them firsthand during our testing. Still, there is a printed disclaimer that comes with the game telling you that Battlefield 2142 will analyze certain "advertising data" on your machine to determine what ads to display to you. Ironically, EA says that if you don't want your data shared with its advertising partner then "do not install or play the software on any platform that is used to connect to the Internet."

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