Assault class customization tips

I don't know about you, but so far the Assault class is my favourite. I came across this video, and find the tips and hints the guy gives quite valuable, so check it out if you like playing Assault:

Engineer Class tips

The guy in this video shares some very nice engineer class tips:

More Recon tips

This guy has some very valuable tips for all the sniper guys out there:

Support Class tips

This video shows some nice hints and tips for the Support Class in Battlefield 3:

Latest Graphics Card drivers released

Hi all, Nvidia and ATI have released the newest beta versions of their drivers, with both promising better performance in Battlefield 3:

Nvidia:
64bit drivers
32bit drivers

ATI:
64bit drivers
32bit drivers

It's great that the guys keep on improving and fixing bugs!

Cheers for now!

Some cool Recon Strategies and Tips

I haven't played the recon class at all, but this video gives some nice pointers for it:

Capsian Border conquest tips

This video shows some nice tips regarding Caspian Border - I think this is still the Beta version though... but still, some valid points he's making:

Some Myths of stuff you can do in BF3

Was only a matter of time that these started popping up :) This video shows what is and what isn't possible in Battlefield 3:

Getting the most points to level more quickly

This guy talks about the best way to get the most points out of each game, and in turn level you character and guns faster:

Leveling more quickly

In this video, you'll see that Team Deathmatch is a nice and quick way to level not only your weapons, but classes as well, they're also not that time consuming like the more objective based maps:

How to effectively use the Engineer's Javelin

Playing the Engineer class eventually unlocks you the Javelin, which is basically a homing rocket launcher to take out ground targets with. This video gives a nice few tips on how to more effectively use it:

How not to be a noob

Another movie clip with some basic tips on how to not be a noob. Most players will know most of these, but it's actually shocking to play the game, and people get these basics of basics wrong:

Enjoy!

Tips and tricks for noobs

I came across these two videos on Youtube, and find it quite useful, for both new players, and the not so new:

and here's part 2:

If you haven't watched these, please do - chances are that you know most of the stuff, but if there's even one thing you learn, it'll be worth it in the end!

Enjoy!