How to control more than one player on a team?

IMO players who don't know how to control vehicles in a game, taking vehicles away from players who can control them is a good enough reason for this feature to exist. Even IF in game experience is better than a sandbox to practice in, the learners using
and possibly destroying vehicles that veteran players could using is going to be more detrimental to team efforts in a game.

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Played some BC2 last night... I'm surprised how stupid the players were on it. Either they were terrible or I was playing good. Still, it felt really dodgy but fun, sort of Arcadey, more than CoD IMO.

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New players don't equal stupid. In the games I played there were a lot of guys under Level 12.

In my opinion, stupid players are the high level ones with game experience who do the most bone headed things. Like kill you outside a flag your tea controls then sprints directly back in the direction of a flag his team controls whilst his team is losing.
It's like he thinks one kill is worth more than a flag cap.

total package ?? are you serious ?? lemme fill in your gaps.... no customizing players in CCM , no custom playbooks , no controlling more that one team , no watching more than one team , no co-op at ALL , no editing rosters , NO NCAA DRAFTS from this years
ncaa football !!!!! shall i go on ???

THIS IS NOT OUR BELOVED FRANCHISE MODE !!!! its garbage !!!!

"Play with a team and easily control all enemy spawns, just saying."

I think that is one of the problems. Ghosts seems to be more team/clan oriented than other titles. I occasionally play with friends, however due to real life and odd hours I usually plan alone and join random games. It's common to run into teams/clans and
often the scores are hugely lopsided as they control spawns. In HC TDM I've seen more hugely lopsided scores than in previous CODs. I've also seen a number of games where everyone on the team getting pounded leaves and the game forfeits or by the end the
losing team only has one or two players. This was very rare in previous titles. Teams/clans versus a random group makes for a bad game.

Spawns are traditionally bad in COD games and this hasn't improved at all in Ghosts.

teamwork and understanding and knowing the maps helps a lot.

most winning teams will not try to control all the flags unless the other team does not try.

you really only need one more objective than the other team.

it's a team work game unless you're going to only play death match.

always squad up and don't be a lone player, also play with the squad, and go with them in to the battle and help the team.

Game chat is better than being in a party chat with friends.

one cool thing about game chat is you might make some good friends who know how to play and like the game.

you do get extra points for being in a squad and helping them out.

it's the same rules and how to play thats been talked about in all the recent battlefield games.

it's a team squad objective based game.