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For some time some friends and I have played Battlefield: Bad Company 2. And sometimes we saw a whole enemy team full of nearly one clan or at half of the team or something. And for some reason they kept knowing where we were all the time at such quick response. So, we pondered and kept trying to figure out how they did it...well, I found out one day.
What I found out is when one of my brothers was playing BFBC2 he had a friend that knew a lot of people and they were going to do the "army" gig. And it went something like this:
The guy had 3 friends (including my brother and they were speaking over TV speakers so I heard them) and what the guy did was once they got to the room, the grouped friends removed themselves from the squad. They could still talk to each other while not in squad now.
The same leader of that squad invites more people, they then remove the squad. Now it acts like 8 people are in the same squad. He can invite more people then. Now it acts like near 12 people are in one squad, but most can not spawn on the others.
He mainly did this in a more empty room to get so many people, though, which is a little more to the obvious side.
If you go into another squad then it detects that and cuts you off from talking through the "team speak" glitch.
So, you may not be able to spawn on each other, but remember we never spawned on each other in Modern Combat. Fast Response is what we trained in no matter where we were.
Does this work on the first one? I would not know because I never played it.
What I found out is when one of my brothers was playing BFBC2 he had a friend that knew a lot of people and they were going to do the "army" gig. And it went something like this:
The guy had 3 friends (including my brother and they were speaking over TV speakers so I heard them) and what the guy did was once they got to the room, the grouped friends removed themselves from the squad. They could still talk to each other while not in squad now.
The same leader of that squad invites more people, they then remove the squad. Now it acts like 8 people are in the same squad. He can invite more people then. Now it acts like near 12 people are in one squad, but most can not spawn on the others.
He mainly did this in a more empty room to get so many people, though, which is a little more to the obvious side.
If you go into another squad then it detects that and cuts you off from talking through the "team speak" glitch.
So, you may not be able to spawn on each other, but remember we never spawned on each other in Modern Combat. Fast Response is what we trained in no matter where we were.
Does this work on the first one? I would not know because I never played it.
