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  • juceekiller

    #1

    Question!

    How does the Victim/Enemy stat work?

    I did a search and didnt find much.
  • imported_The Cow Goes moo

    #2
    Re: Question!

    person who u killed the most or who killed u the most. Plain and simple

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    • troybob
      Member
      • Sep 2007
      • 2823

      #3
      Re: Question!

      Originally posted by The Cow Goes moo
      person who u killed the most or who killed u the most. Plain and simple
      i'm questioning whether it is that simple.

      my victim/enemy hasn't changed in over a year. In fact, my victim has been my victim since the demo. I'm sure I've kill someone more times (in a row) than that dude.

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      • [AK]Nuts

        #4
        Re: Question!

        Is it per round?

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        • 2142-Android

          #5
          Re: Question!

          my victim/enemy hasn't changed in over a year. In fact, my victim has been my victim since the demo. I'm sure I've kill someone more times (in a row) than that dude.[/QUOTE]

          hey thats wierd troybob i was watching my mate play and he killed this guy quiet alot and the next day it had update on his stats and his victom changed to the guy he killed heaps

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          • DemonOfhatred

            #6
            Re: Question!

            It depends on your enemy for favorite victim. If person A has a worst enemy that killed him 5 times you would have to kill that person 6 times to gain him as a favorite victim. This works both ways.

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            • Revoluti0n
              Member
              • Mar 2006
              • 3032

              #7
              Re: Question!

              Originally posted by Maestro Satanus
              It depends on your enemy for favorite victim. If person A has a worst enemy that killed him 5 times you would have to kill that person 6 times to gain him as a favorite victim. This works both ways.
              Ahh, thta makes more sense. I too was wondering how it truly worked. I never thought about the enemy end of it. I figured if I killed them one more time than the current enemy on the list that would be that, but I guess it is a bit more than that. Thanks!

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