So i got to thinking after browseing the forums yet again noticeing the call of duty quickscope popups, proveing yet again that the proficy is being fofilled. I decided to start a little activeity for the comunity: what is your hopefull brink experence or perhaps you would like to come up with a hypothetical, for example;
im a medium build character with buffed sprint speed attempting to flank the hostiles, i mantle over some high railing and jump over a broken table to find that i have just face checked the whole of the enemy team. As the bullets start flying i escape with my health bar barely intact thanks to a quick slide to lower my profile and quickly go back the way i came. But oh no! i leaped off of something just above my head, surely i cannot jump that high! I cannot in fact, therefore i will have to do the next best thing- Climb the thing and get out of doge! as i make good on my escape an Engineer is in a position to give me some cover fire so i yell as loud as my screamy man-voice can muster into the microphone "OhMyGodHelpMeTheirAllBehindMeAndTheirGonnaKillMeNoooo-ho-hoooooooo". I then see him place a devestateing level 4 turret and heel-face-turns to leave and yells to a soldier that he needs ammo. i manage to make it back to the squad for the enevitable firefight but woe is me- a light operative with a single shot rifle reveals his true colors and shoots me in my manly overdevolped spine 2 times and i am taken down...Six seconds later i am treated to the black and white sight of a Heavy clad in olny shorts a do-rag a face mask and a wife beater running twords me carrying a mini-gun... and he promptly tosses me a hypodermic needle. As any sane man would react i stab myself with reckless abandon and i feel better and remember were i droped my gun, sadly when i fell...
I landed on my keys, my useless useless keys.

So you're basically trying to do some roleplaying?

wat

If that's the Brink experience I'm going to gamestop and cancelling my preorder.

*I mute http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iGe9nY5HC6s&#t=0m14s.*

My hopeful Brink experience, is that I can relive the fun I had in SD's previous games when playing Medic, where I could spend the majority of the mission just healing and reviving, leaving shooting and killing to a minimum, and still be an invaluable asset to the team. It was such a fun, meaningful experience to me, and I am hoping that this will apply to other classes as well, where players can concentrate on playing their class, rather than having to incorporate a good amount of killing into the mix to be considered useful.

I really enjoy playing support roles in games - in Brink's case, Medics and Engineers - and tend to like leaving the killing to those geared more towards it or who enjoy it more.

I enjoy playing support when I can trust my team to do the rest. Most of the time I can't rely on them to look in the right direction let alone to anything useful. :cryvaultboy: