This powerful rocket can disable most vehicles, but you'll want to hit them from behind to do the most damage. Anti-Tank - Anti-Tank soldiers are equipped with a shoulder-mounted anti-tank rocket.Instead, they can repair vehicles and lay anti-vehicle mines. Engineer - Engineers have a shotgun for close-combat, but have no means of engaging enemies at range.Snipers will usually die in close-quarters combat, so move often. Sniper's can also lay Claymore mines to protect defensive locations or sniping nests. Sniper - The Sniper kit is designed for long range engagements with a powerful anti-infantry rifle.Because of the number of points this can earn you, and the relative ease-of-use of the Medic's primary weapon, this is a great starter-class. Medic - The Medic has a decent weapon, but the primary focus is on healing and reviving teammates.Support kits can also provide resupply packs which help out your teammates and earn you points.

Support - Support kits feature heavy machine guns which work best for defending positions.Special Forces - Special Forces are equipped with a good mid-range carbine and C4 which can do lots of damage to vehicles and infantry.Your kit determines what weapons and equipment you have, and will have a large effect on your playstyle.

This is where you choose where to appear on the map, and where you choose your loadout, or 'kit'. When you start a game, you are taken to the Spawn screen.

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