(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); First off, why in the world should you try the RPG.-Well, it's great at taking out the group of snipers that are held up in that one room.-Also, in objective based games you can clear a path for your teammates and wipe out most of the team if they are dumb enough to hang around too long, or swarm after a capture.You know that sniper who you just can't get a shot off on, he's usually not thinking about damage coming from the ceiling or wall behind him.A lot of the time you can still get the rocket off and catch the guy that shot you after you are dead.It's lag friendly. If the game is chopping all over the place you can still land a few RPG kills.True #1. Don't be a douch and blind fire all the time. It's annoying.Don't shoot at the person, shoot at a wall, ceiling, floor near them.Shoot chopper gunners and low aircraft. Your team will appreciate it, and flares don't affect them, much if at all.Stairs are your friend. Shoot at the ceiling or floor to take care of that corner camper.Windows are your friend

Or you can fill the role of the "MW2 Jihadist" for your team, just make sure to kill yourself as well as enemies

Also, don't shoot from your waist.

I like how this guy has went for a positive spin on using the RPG.

I'm sure this is what it was actually intended for, but clearly not what most people use them for

Is it just me or have alot of people decided to start running around with RPG's and firing anywhere & everywhere hoping for the best?