Graceful, metallic birds propelling themselves through the sky only to most likely crash into a tree showing off to your friend or squadmate, who youll never see again. This should help you gain credits as an infantry, so now lets move on to a diffrent class. These were all good ways of gaining credits. If you find a good weapon, youve hit a gold mine, being able to grind ribbons with it and gaining credits. This is a no brainer, being that you dont have to repair them when you use them. Kills are also another way of getting lots of credits, so its a good idea to start grinding the krauts, or whatever your playing against. Make sure you dont have too many mods on your weapons, decreasing repair costs as much as possible. This isnt the best way of getting credits, but it is one way. Always rush for a capture, and never turn down an opportunity. Its a core mechanic aswell, being the way you win the match. Capturing objectives are an amazing way of gaining credits, and farming XP. Now that we are done listing things to avoid, lets get to things you should do as an infantry. H3's are the best option if you do, but S.T.S and Bazookas are credit crunchers, spending a minimum of 2k a match, and upwards of 4k.
Dont do this unless you are actually trying to become an anti-tanker. You may be saying,"But Pablo, thats such an amazing way to get money! I can just farm tankers until I start flipping a profit!" No. It isnt worth it, so unequip and carry on. These will drain minimum of 1k each match, and upwards of 3k if you are an avid user. I know when people first start out they think that it will be profitable to be using a grenade. Sniping is for Recons, which will be another section in this. If you are one of these and expect to make a good profit every match, stop that habit now. In this section I will start by listing the big DONTS of credit making. In order to make money, you cant be running an OHK infantry sniper rifle. As an infantry man, it is your objective to push points, not camp like a b1tch with a sniper.
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