Game plan for enforcer?

Hi, I'm currently playing with a mk2 enforcer
(Sniper, reg cannon, turbo, over boost) and I don't know exactly what my role is within the team. Should I be getting behind the enemy team causing distraction/hassle? should I be chasing down and picking off low health ships? Should I play more long range and defensive? Advice would be much appreciated. Cheers

 

I used this in my enforcer in low level,and try to shoot behind.don't go for the front line unless enemy got low health and u can tank them down as:
You're not a speeder,you're not fast enough
Your items isn't strong enough

 

I play mk3 enforcer with sniper and cannon overboost nitro amd turbo. I do everything you listed. Primarily i snipe early and rush for a good firing position. Stick with position until it's no longer viable. That's when the jack of all trades aspect of Enforcer comes in. Gotta figure out what team needs. Do i flank and distract? Do i merely need a new angle? Do i rush tje field and pick 2 low health players off that are escaping my teammates firing angles. Im not a speeder. But i can evade cannons mortars and torps easy. You need to fill the gap needed as Enforcer.

 

Enforcers greatest strength imo is its Agility and turret speed. Be aware of where ypur target is firing. Flank and rush behind and a shooter or defender turret cant keep up. Givong you 3 cannon shits while escapong behind the next cover before they can spin turret. Use nitro to quick turn. Spin turret and rush out in opposite direction. They dont expect you to pop right oit from the cover at full speed with turret already facing them. Fast turret spin is strong when used right.

 

Forgot to say, enforcer is use for tricky moves.so try to make enemies miss their shots by doing front back/whatever tricky moves you learn from enfo

 

Enforcers exist to do anti-speeder jobs, I think. They are agile and tanky enough to shoot down circling speeders. I am not seeing many speeders in the lower league, so enforcers may have a reduced role in general here.

Other than that, there are always "good" 1v5ers doing sneak attack from behind/the side. Enforcers can deal with them more easily than poor shooters.