Yeah why eat off of a paper plate when there ' s a perfectly good ground outside . I guess it was Thanksgiving after all and he probably washed the plate for reuse <| sep |> As someone who was in the almsot same situation as you here are my thoughts on this topicI ' d try to start with the medicclass instead of the assault class . As an Assault your weapons are best at closer ranges , and this usually ends up in very fastpaced action . Not the best to get started . Also , your magazinesize is usually pretty limited and as a new player you will definitely miss a lot of you shots , therefore a bigger magazine would help . As a Support this is less of an issue but Support ' s weapons are currently a bit weak compared to others , and as you said surpression is a nice thing but doensn ' t really accomplish that much . Also , Support might have huge magazines but relies on hitting a lot of shots , so if your aim isnt good that will cause you to be in an even bigger disadvantage . For Scout . it is all about having goodquick aim so better stay away from that until you got at least a bit of muscle memory will not take that long . Sure , you can do some great work by spotting and maybe grab one or two easy kills but this will neither help you improve nor will it help your team win . Also , there will probably already be like 10 scouts sitting arround in the back and you ' ll do you team a favor if you dont increase this number even further . As a Medic you have acces to weapons that can be effective both at long and close range . The Selbstlader M 1916 i think ? has got a magazine size of 24 which is a lot for a not automatic weapon . I kills most targets with 3 hits . In the Marksman version you also get a nice sight with nice magnification so you can aim better at longer distances . The basic medic gun Cei Rigotti factory , I think ? also is a pretty decent weapon and can switched to automatic if you prefer that . Most of Medic ' s weapons are nonautomatic , so every time you press R 2 you fire one shot . This made aiming for me a bit easier because you dont have to deal with counteraiming the recoil . Just make sure to not spam them as fast a possible , shoot once , wait for the gun to settle , shoot again . You will find a rhythm for that pretty quick . As a medic you can also revive fallen teammates and they will love you for it . Just note that as soon as the skullicon starts flashing it means that they are skipping their revive , so dont waste time going for them . You will start hating those people , I promise . Another benefit of the medic is that you level up pretty quick because every time you heal someone you get EXP . And healing is something you can do almost everywhere , everytime . Last but not least Just play . You will propably die hundreds of times and your KD will propably be arround 0 . 3 or something like that but dont mind too much . By playing you gain muscle memory and improve your reflexes and sooner as you think you will suddenly start winning some of those firefights .