Give credit where it is due

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  • SERIALBUTCHER

    #1

    Give credit where it is due

    Last night in Warlord a guy 1 shot'd me to the head twice "back-to-back" w/ an L85 while I was in full health

    I started to think that was kinda' fishy, but I did run up to his position, & he was already waiting prone & zoomed

    I told him, "ns"

    He said, "ty"

    Anybody catchin' my "drift"?

    Don't hate, congratulate <------(corrected)

    Lieutenant General |SI|SERIALBUTCHER

    peace:)
  • Revoluti0n
    Member
    • Mar 2006
    • 3032

    #2
    Re: Give credit where it is due

    Be kind to those that teabag you? :rofl:

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    • RocketChild
      Senior Member
      • Aug 2005
      • 3949

      #3
      Re: Give credit where it is due

      GG, All...

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      • Dangerdog
        Member
        • Oct 2007
        • 1011

        #4
        Re: Give credit where it is due

        Oh man, if I had a dime for every time I got a lucky headshot with the L85...

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        • Talus
          Member
          • Oct 2006
          • 6854

          #5
          Re: Give credit where it is due

          I call 'ns' all the time...rarely do I ever get a reply.

          ..and when are people going to learn to spell 'congratulate'?

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          • SERIALBUTCHER

            #6
            Re: Give credit where it is due

            Originally posted by Revoluti0n
            Be kind to those that teabag you? :rofl:
            If I get tea bagged, I doesn't bother me much, I just laugh, & I don't let it effect my game (I am a professional LOL), but if a guy come lookin' for me numerous times he will see my "A" game

            Lieutenant General |SI|SERIALBUTCHER

            peace:)

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            • Chris_Redfield
              Member
              • Oct 2006
              • 5986

              #7
              Re: Give credit where it is due

              Pre 1.2 I always said "good kill" "good shot" "nice kill" and whatnot, whenever I was shot down in a jet. I ALWAYS said that to guys in AA that killed me. Now I almost never do, unless I play the Demo in which I feel the hard work it takes to take someone down. I never credit lucky/cheap shots unless they are funny. I congratulate kills that I KNOW the player worked hard for...

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              • Revoluti0n
                Member
                • Mar 2006
                • 3032

                #8
                Re: Give credit where it is due

                I like saying, "Hey, nice blind luck shot that came out of nowhere, thanks for shooting me through the wall..." LOL!!! j/k

                If someone is constantly trying to kill me in the game and they get lucky, I say "NS".

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                • LifeCrysis

                  #9
                  Re: Give credit where it is due

                  What about this though? I was sniping on ghost town, I see a troop and I shoot and hit him with M95; and while I am fully healthy he shoots me once and I die, his weapon G3. So again (next spawn) I am a sniper with M95 and I know where the guy is. I go to shoot and once again, at full health, I am killed by the same guy using G3. Does the G3 really give one shot head kills?

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                  • Sgt. York

                    #10
                    Re: Give credit where it is due

                    Originally posted by Talus
                    I call 'ns' all the time...rarely do I ever get a reply.
                    ...
                    I do the same but, I don't think the majority of players:
                    1: Read what people are typing most of the time.
                    2: Know what "ns" "gg" "ty" "gj" mean...

                    It's nice when your good-natured "nice shot" is reciprocated or even acknowledged. I think I can count on one hand how many times that has happened in the last year unfortunately...

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