Whats a good round to you.

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  • JDSENT

    #31
    Re: Whats a good round to you.

    For me? Teamwork and we win the round with me at 100+ points

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    • Revoluti0n
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      • Mar 2006
      • 3032

      #32
      Re: Whats a good round to you.

      Originally posted by scrogathon
      Teamwork or all out killing?
      Any round where you have 4-5 time more kills than deaths, as well as +25 team points.

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      • Pengunio

        #33
        Re: Whats a good round to you.

        All out PWNAGE!!!! 40 kills a round...10 claymore kills....30 headshots

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        • Harpoon84

          #34
          Re: Whats a good round to you.

          A Karkand standoff at the river is a lot of fun, I love it when that happens, it's more like how a real war is waged.

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          • HowieMandel

            #35
            Re: Whats a good round to you.

            Originally posted by Harpoon84
            A Karkand standoff at the river is a lot of fun, I love it when that happens, it's more like how a real war is waged.
            You know, i have to agree with you, and think some "pro" maps should be made with this type of action.
            It reminds me of sorta like a "king of the hill" type map.
            2 sides square off. Who can get the other side back far enough, so one side can control both sides.
            Yeah...thats fun.

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            • vbl

              #36
              Re: Whats a good round to you.

              Originally posted by scrogathon
              Teamwork or all out killing?
              Why can't it be both?

              This community has a weird outlook sometimes. Believe it or not, some folks play for fun and play to win. We play for kills and teamwork. We strive for good stats and enjoy ourselves, help our team, and win games.

              Why do we constantly have to draw artificial lines in places where there aren't any?

              Some people are unnaturally obsessed with things, but that can work both ways. I don't want a teammate who doesn't care about his stats and carelessly dies all the time because "he's having fun" being reckless, just like you don't want someone who never captures flags or never revives you because he's too busy padding his K/D ratio. As if one extreme were more noble than the other.

              Anyway, that's way too much insight for this little thread - I've just been thinking about it over the past few days and dumped it here.

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              • Virtus2

                #37
                Re: Whats a good round to you.

                A good and favorite round is on karkand when the mec have the gatehouse and back and usmc have train station and back and its an all out war on the bridge :)

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                • imported_Mutrino

                  #38
                  Re: Whats a good round to you.

                  Good round is any round in which I have fun, in particular if I am in a team that works together. Winning the round just sweetens the deal.

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                  • govedob

                    #39
                    Re: Whats a good round to you.

                    Originally posted by scrogathon
                    Teamwork or all out killing?
                    Doesn't matter as long as I score over 100 points.

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                    • GlowSticky

                      #40
                      Re: Whats a good round to you.

                      Originally posted by Banthur
                      All out team-killing, the best of both worlds!
                      Agreed. Team-killing takes care of both problems.

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                      • Milkdanman

                        #41
                        Re: Whats a good round to you.

                        Originally posted by Boojie
                        A good "line" fight where it's basically a ton of people fighting to take hold of a single point (need not be a flag...think D-Day). We push them back, then they push us back, etc.

                        Couldn't agree more, a good old fashioned war of attrition. Lot's of carnage is a must, with a sprinkling of tactics.

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