Firstly, if you have anything other than constructive advice on bagging technique then go make your own post. I don't like you and I don't want to talk to you. Probably no one really does. Try to keep in mind that you exist to amuse me.
I teabag all equally. Enemies, allies, squadmates - all corpses are fair game if I'm not capable/not in the mood to revive them. Unfortunately I have not played this game long enough to pick up the finer points of this art. I need to know exactly where to stand over a fallen enemy to ram my virtual sac into the center of his deathcam with millimeter accuracy. Its actually a challenge in a few situations.
Jihad Jeeps. The driver will most likely be thrown clear of the blast and the corpse will not be the position of the deathcam. Where to bag? I usually just try to cover the area around the driver's side of the jeep but this is ineffectual and lacks the impact of a full 15 seconds of bagging.
Snipetards. Occasionally you find the rare breed of snipetard who forgets to deploy a claymore at the top of whatever ladder theyre failing their team from. It's somewhat satisfying to see their corpse ejected over the side of the building but it poses a challenge. Jump down and bag the corpse or the ledge where they died? Best to do both, but I prefer to get the full 15 seconds of baggery where possible.
Corpses sliding down hills. This one is difficult. It's hard to maintain a good position over the offending corpse's facial area while it's sliding leisurely down a hillside. I'm not entirely sure how the deathcam behaves in this situation. Is it stationary at the place where they died? Or does it slide with the corpse? This is definately worth knowing since the other breed of snipetard frequents hillsides exclusively.
I welcome all teabagging advice. If you've got another situation where you are not sure your bags are being effective feel free to ask about it. Teabaggers should help each other spread the joy.
I teabag all equally. Enemies, allies, squadmates - all corpses are fair game if I'm not capable/not in the mood to revive them. Unfortunately I have not played this game long enough to pick up the finer points of this art. I need to know exactly where to stand over a fallen enemy to ram my virtual sac into the center of his deathcam with millimeter accuracy. Its actually a challenge in a few situations.
Jihad Jeeps. The driver will most likely be thrown clear of the blast and the corpse will not be the position of the deathcam. Where to bag? I usually just try to cover the area around the driver's side of the jeep but this is ineffectual and lacks the impact of a full 15 seconds of bagging.
Snipetards. Occasionally you find the rare breed of snipetard who forgets to deploy a claymore at the top of whatever ladder theyre failing their team from. It's somewhat satisfying to see their corpse ejected over the side of the building but it poses a challenge. Jump down and bag the corpse or the ledge where they died? Best to do both, but I prefer to get the full 15 seconds of baggery where possible.
Corpses sliding down hills. This one is difficult. It's hard to maintain a good position over the offending corpse's facial area while it's sliding leisurely down a hillside. I'm not entirely sure how the deathcam behaves in this situation. Is it stationary at the place where they died? Or does it slide with the corpse? This is definately worth knowing since the other breed of snipetard frequents hillsides exclusively.
I welcome all teabagging advice. If you've got another situation where you are not sure your bags are being effective feel free to ask about it. Teabaggers should help each other spread the joy.
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