Thanks... a lot... i was just about to call it a night when i thought 'Ah.. I'll go check the boards and see whats cracking'' saw this thread had more replies and began to read away. Now because of this link you posted i have now added the entire Brink TV videos to my playlist to watch right now. Competitive gaming and what i like to call 'Pro' commentating makes Brink look [censored] amazing.

You sir are legendary as i never even thought of looking on Youtube for Brink videos like this lol.

Closing minutes of Reactor, on defence. Bot stupidity leaves me alone to face a concerted rush from the enemy. I drop all but the hacker, but I'm bingo ammo and he's close to finishing the hack. Flapping wildly, I drop him by sliding him and pummel him with my empty Gerund, just as some help finally makes it to the scene. Whilst crap AI put me in that position, it was still cool!

we had got the pilot to the inner entrance to the gate.....incomming wave of sec forces wiped out the escourt detail.....I leap from the top of the wall, perfectly time a slide and knock the heavy with chaingin down..... i take cover in the gate passage and nade the other sec forces shooting the pilot fininshing the remainder with the sea eagle.....Lazarus grenade our boys and revive the pilot getting him through the gate before the next wave of reinforcements arrive.....

pilot rescued with 7 seconds on the clock.....

cost of lazarus grenade.....20 levels of grinding.......rescuing the pilot with a light medic ninja....priceless :rock:

I love the medics in Brink, i will always remember a certain medic named 'greynightt' who was human controlled, he was the best rambo health support class i had ever seen on the ARK. There was a few times when i had been incapped in the hanger by the plane on mission 8 - Airborne and all i could see was a Lightweight Eel hop over the railings, land on the boxes below... jump over to the wall and run along it before hopping over to yet another box before finally sliding around some cover while throwing me a Revive syringe all this while been shot at lol. He did this kinda thing through out the whole match that's probably the reason why he tipped the scoreboards with a beastly 10200pts from start to finish.

There could be two Heavys with chinzors standing in the way of him and you and it wouldn't stop him from out flanking them, i know its his job as a medic and it seems I'm bumming it off... but when you have a full squad of people with dedicated class's and they know how to use them is when Brink starts to shine.

Too all you medics out there.... my hat comes off too you, as its pretty much the most dangerous job imo.

I played a medium Operative on Container City, the Security got the bot to the vaccine/dirty bomb site and we stopped the bot about 20 feet from the wall. I got down near the bot and 3 heavy engineer's came to repair it, I detonated my cortex bomb, they all got pushed back (i think 2 got downed but :shrug: ) and we won the game.

HAHA GREAT GAMES TODAY

I was playing Security Tower and we where escorting the guy (can't say the name) and boy I was giving engineers a really hard time. Every turret they placed got HACKED! They where distracted enough for out team to push forward, but instead they sat and complained the whole game. =(

One section I hacked the turret, installed the remote control and shot a bunch of them from behind. They started to scramble destroyed the turret and knocked me on my ass. I guess they where too frustrated not to pay attention since two of them tried to finish me off when my cortex bomb went off. I loled

6k+ points as an operative on that game and we lost. But man it rocked!!!

Faction - Security
Objective - Defend The Main Gate
Team - Human plus Bots
Mission - Security Tower

Right from the start me and my team made a B-line for the front of the Building, i went up top along with a fellow Engie while the rest of the team set up over on the far left near the underground access.

From start to finish we absolutely dominate the Resistance, they didn't even have time to deal with the gate control panel, let alone take off the cover to gain access too it. I wanted to use something different this time round so out came my Barnett Rifle.

As a Soldier i wasn't going to run out of ammo anytime soon, but i also had to keep an eye on the team mates supply meters.. so i was constantly on the move until right at the end when my 'Favorite Moment' was recorded in full HD glory lol.

Basically i went on a rampage with the Barnett Rifle and everything i aimed at pretty much got destroyed.

Here's the clip - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VeVOw05Yk8Q

Me and my brother were defending the reactor. The AI was on one side, and we'd taken up defenses on the other. We're up against 2 medics and a soldier. We drop one medic, he self revives, then revives the soldier. Went like this for a good three times until we both started getting low on ammo. Our own soldiers were taken coffee breaks, so we used staggered fire. (For you non-military people, staggered fire is when one marksman volleys fire at the enemy, then as he reloads, the other alternates, creating an endless stream of fire until they eventually run out of ammo.) Essentially, we ran out of ammo on both weapons, but bots still kept coming. I ended up having to charge at two of them an melee them with my knife before one of our soldiers finally got around to us.

Another instance is with my light op in the terminal. I managed to get behind the enemy lines, hack the two turrets they had set up, lay down some caltrops, and with the two turrets and my Tampa...proceed in destroying 6 HUMAN players. They never even knew what hit them before they were dead. And by the time their medics got around, my team mates had already entered in and planted the charge.

As my new Resistance Heavy Soldier character, pouring all my pips into restocking my near-dry teammates with ammo on CCity, while we're holding Security off at the last objective (stealing our vaccine).

My team then went to guard the shortcut which had just been blasted open, while I camped out in the corner of the objective room. With the whole team preoccupied elsewhere, the three enemies that came in from the long way around thought they had a free run on the objective. I gunned the first two down, but not until after the first of them had picked the objective up, warning my teammates that someone had got past them. When I finally went down against the third (who dropped at the same time I did), my teammates arrived in time to revive me and re-secure the vaccine. We had another couple of near-misses, but we held out and won. It wasn't until after the match looking at the scoreboard that I realised the other team had four human players. I was 60 points behind the highest-scoring Medic in the game.

Aquarium, playing as the Resistance in competitive mode 5v5. They were able to blast the door open and begin the escort, but they never made it out of the 1st hallway.

I was playing a heavy operative throwing down my caltrops and sticky bombs. You would think people would learn. I threw caltrops to detect approach from the side hall and also a sticky bomb in case of solo flankers. Time after time I would see XP pop up for the sticky bomb and mow people down. Oh yeah, did I mention I was a Heavy Operative. When every people would approach in a group I would step out and unload. I also had a blast drawing a player further in, so I could disguise as them, wait for a minute and walk out with the group so I could light them up from behind. I held down the side nearly alone. I left the rest of the team to keeping the medics away from the escortee down the other hall.



Security Tower, playing as Resistance in Competitve Mode 5v5 as Heavy Operative.
Saw the charge was planted, decided to get a head start on the objective. Disguised as Security, proceeded to the glass door and walked in as soon as it opened. Had what had to be 10 years alone in the room to set myself up. I threw caltrops on the stairs outside the room of the hacking object and a sticky bomb in the middle of the glass doorway and hid in a corner as the hack began. By time the first security force arrived, I was 15% in. He was the one who had the sticky bomb, almost died, but the bomb exploded before I did. Next my teammates made it in and I just manuevered around the glass until the data key was released. I picked up the key, YES, THE HEAVY OPERATIVE... hopped through the gate instead of taking the stairs and slide onto the floor. Proceeded running to the door, I see that I am getting hit, I slide twice and find myself at the doorstep.... Finish Opening the Door with a sliver of health. Pure Beauty