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Battlefield - Forget Your K/D and Play The Objective

September 21, 2011 in Blog comments 2

MP1st discusses the playing the objective vs playing for your kill/death ratio in FPS games and the importance of playing as a team and working towards a common goal.

PTFO is the simple idea of being less concerned about your kill to death ratio and being more focused on accomplishing the task at hand.
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    Shinobi_razor Sep 22, 11
    i always try to PTFO at all times, throwing myself in fire in an attempt to disarm a bomb on a crate, or driving a vehicle up to protect teammates who are planting a bomb. it doesnt always work, but at least i tried. and my K/D might suck balls, but we secured the win, so its all good.
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    Dragoshi1 Sep 22, 11
    If I'm in a Tank, not only will I plow my way to the objective protecting teammates, but once I get there and I know my team has the rest of the objective figured out and completed, then I go shit crazy and start blasting anyone and everyone for K/D. I usually go 20+/1-7, mainly because some idiot takes the vehicle I'm trying to repair off in the outskirts of the map, then I gotta hoof it back but I wind up getting sniped.

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