In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: This may be on their forums, through Google Forms, and through other means. If you can't seem to find anywhere to apply, ask one of the existing staff for help (or the owner if available). If you apply through an application, be as precise as possible. Answer all questions as honestly as possible. Being honest will increase your chances of becoming staff. If not, just answer any questions the owner or staff manager will ask you. If no new staff members are needed or you are denied, keep playing anyway. Continue to provide help and tips to newcomers, as well as being nice. Doing this may help you get the position when you reapply. If you do eventually become staff, do not abuse it! You will get demoted and most likely banned. Help the community whenever possible and listen to your supervisor.
Summary: Look for an application process. Don't give up on the server if you're not given the role. Become a solid help to the server.

The most important part of this game is being a team player. Work together and be strategic. This will help you almost more than anything else. If you want to play like a real pro, each player on a team should have a specific role. See the section below for more information on roles. The purpose of ground-vehicles is to destroy everything in sight. MBT (Main Battle Tanks), should be used aggressively, you should always push towards the objective and makes sure the path is clear for your team-mates. LAV (Light Armoured Vehicles) and IFV (Infantry Fighting Vehicles) should be used primarily to disperse of enemy infantry and blow up the occasional building. Transport Vehicles, as the name suggests, should be used to drop off troops to certain destinations. This is also the case for the RIB (Rigid Inflatable Boat), although being easy to destroy, they are the fastest thing for water travel. Your main purpose is to help the troops on the ground. Unless you are in a Jet, your main priority is to clear the air, and once that is done you must focus on helping your team on the ground. Attack Heli's, are capable of destroying nearly everything (With a Gunner). It is vital to make use of it. Scout Helis have 4 seats, and only the pilot gets to use the turret. Then you have the 5 seat Transport Helis, which the pilot can only fly, there are 2 gunner seats and 3 extra seats for passengers. Don't forget that you have the option to use your enemy's weapons after you've killed them. This can be very important, strategically, if your weapons are inadequate or your enemy just had something really awesome. Stand over their bodies and press the activation button, whatever that is for your system, to take their weapon. You will not be good with every gun. It's all about finding the right gun for you. There is so much variation in Battlefield, there is definitely a gun that is right for you. You will just have to vary up the guns that you use to find the perfect one. Even if you find the right gun, you may not be comfortable with the sights. You should consider using different sights/scopes to see what you are most comfortable with. Kill Death Ratio (K/D) means nothing in Battlefield, this is a team-orientated game. You should be worried about Score Per Minute (SPM) and Win Loss ratio W/L. Although Win/Loss is sometimes determined on how good your team are, you aren't always fortunate to get into a good team. The best thing to do when you come under enemy fire is to find cover as soon as possible, judge where the fire is coming from and get to the closest object to you. Crouch or go prone, also working in teams with microphones helps a lot as you can ask for support if needed. You will always start off Bad. Personally, I had just come from playing Halo: Reach, Battlefield: Bad Company 2 and Call Of Duty: Modern Warfare 2. And with the changes to the Battlefield engine (Frostbite 1.5 to Frostbite 2.0) The game was a lot harder to play for me at start. But with time, you will get better and you will learn how to play the game.
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One-sentence summary -- Be a team player. Make good use of ground-vehicles. Don't neglect air-vehicles. Use your enemy's weapons. Learn the best role and weapon for you. Don't worry about K/D. Find good cover. Get better with time and practice.

Q: As a general rule, your car payments should not exceed 15% of your monthly salary. This percentage gives you room to cover your other monthly expenses, such as rent or mortgage, food, bills, and car insurance payments. Use a phone app or Excel spreadsheet to calculate your regular expenditures over a month, including money spent for entertainment and leisure, to see if more of your budget can feasibly go towards your car. Your budget will be the most relevant consideration when deciding between a new and used car. Used cars generally offer a better value but they require careful checking by an expert to ensure that they are in good condition. Avoid buying a car that has had numerous owners, which is usually a bad sign. If you want a fuel-efficient car and you commute less than thirty miles daily, a hybrid car is a great option. If you travel long distances on a regular basis, opt for an economy sized four cylinder car. Having fewer cylinders means better fuel economy overall. Cars that run on diesel fuel may be a more fuel-efficient option for people who do a lot of highway driving as diesel is frequently cheaper than gasoline.
A: Work out your car budget. Decide between a new or used car. Consider fuel efficiency.

Problem: Article: This will depend on the particular roleplay session you want to start. You can come up with your own persona based on your selected universe. Come up with a name, age and gender, backstory, physical attributes, and personality traits, and skills and weaknesses to bring your player to life. Keep in mind that you want your character to be original, detailed, and realistic. Many sites offer a template to help you get started. For example, if you selected an action roleplaying genre, you can create a wizard character name Robbin who is great at getting the hero out of tricky situations with his magic. If you want to roleplay as a character from a book, movie, TV show, or video game, select one that is already established. For example, choose Luke if you are roleplaying in the Star Wars universe. You can pick your favorite character or an unassuming character that doesn't get much attention. As you discuss roleplaying options with your partner, mention the character you select so you can effectively roleplay together. If you are a beginner, this can be easier than creating a new character since there is already source material to go off of. You can choose to be Frodo if you want to do a Lord of the Rings roleplay. To roleplay successfully, you want to embody your character as much as possible, and researching prior to the session can help you get more confident. You can read a book based off the character or watch an episode of an anime for other ideas. For instance, if you want to roleplay as Harley-Quinn from DC Comics, learn that her real name is Dr. Harleen Frances Quinzel, and she was a psychiatrist at Gotham City's Arkham Asylum. Joker was a patient there before they fell in love. She often teams up with Catwoman and Poison Ivy. These details can be useful when roleplaying with a partner. While this isn't required, drafting a description of your character on paper is very helpful when getting a sense of who they are. You can do this for an original character or an existing character you want to embody. Write a few paragraphs or pages describing your character in rich detail. For example, if you created Robbin the wizard, mention where he is from, how he got his magic powers, and if he comes from a family of magic. Include any family members or magic pets. Does Robbin have any mortal enemies or lovers? Provide as much information as you can to bring your character to life.
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Create your own character if you are able to. Choose your favorite character if roleplaying from a certain topic. Research the character in advance to get to know your persona. Write a backstory to help you identify with your character.