move, cover, shoot and work together with your squad.

I'll add my flavor to this...

Here's what I usually like to keep in mind while I'm flying Drop Ships.
-You can rapidly deploy to any area on the map, allowing for quick flank attacks onto the enemy.
-You will be rapidly disposed of by enemy swarms if you stay on one area of the map for too long.
-If engaged by swarms, run for the hills while keeping as low as possible, using everything for cover to prevent lock.
-The lives of your gunners and the life of your wallet matters more then kills, skill points or anything else.
-Fly High in the clouds, out of enemies direct line of sight or Fly Low behind buildings and cliffs. Anywhere in between will put you in the direct line of sight of enemy swarms, thus an easy target.

These are things I mainly learned from a different game, but seem to translate to Dust easily.

As mentioned above, concentrate on building up your shield & armor skills (e.g. mechanics?) first before delving into the other skills. Being alive is a much more fun way to playing the game.

Stick with the militia starter fits when you first start, try each of the different builds until you feel comfortable & have chosen what you want to specialise in.
Once you are happy, start spending your ISK & SP in the relevant fields.
But survivability is the name of the game, you may have the most powerful gun in the universe but if someone can take you out with a sharp stick then it's a bit pointless.

Stick with your team at all times.

If you see someone hacking, join in you'll get the assist points.

Also, don't steal a team mate's tank, especially when friendly fire is turned on.

My tip:

Stick to cover all the time because no matter how fast you run, you still can't dodge bullets like Neo does.

but seriously dont want to give away my good tricks to people

move, cover, shoot and work together with your squad.

No matter how good the heavies look on paper, don't spec into them this build. Trust me on that.

My tip:

Stick to cover all the time because no matter how fast you run, you still can't dodge bullets like Neo does.

I can, and i run an assault type II suit.

As mentioned above, concentrate on building up your shield & armor skills (e.g. mechanics?) first before delving into the other skills. Being alive is a much more fun way to playing the game.

Stick with the militia starter fits when you first start, try each of the different builds until you feel comfortable & have chosen what you want to specialise in.
Once you are happy, start spending your ISK & SP in the relevant fields.
But survivability is the name of the game, you may have the most powerful gun in the universe but if someone can take you out with a sharp stick then it's a bit pointless.

Stick with your team at all times.

If you see someone hacking, join in you'll get the assist points.

Also, don't steal a team mate's tank, especially when friendly fire is turned on.

whats working together mean?

I'll add my flavor to this...

Here's what I usually like to keep in mind while I'm flying Drop Ships.
-You can rapidly deploy to any area on the map, allowing for quick flank attacks onto the enemy.
-You will be rapidly disposed of by enemy swarms if you stay on one area of the map for too long.
-If engaged by swarms, run for the hills while keeping as low as possible, using everything for cover to prevent lock.
-The lives of your gunners and the life of your wallet matters more then kills, skill points or anything else.
-Fly High in the clouds, out of enemies direct line of sight or Fly Low behind buildings and cliffs. Anywhere in between will put you in the direct line of sight of enemy swarms, thus an easy target.

These are things I mainly learned from a different game, but seem to translate to Dust easily.

Probably some type of hax. Whatever it is, I hear it's overpowered.