camping sucks
hazygin wrote..True sniping rifle??? Let's face it, in reality a sniper wants to have to take one shot and one shot only - if he has to take more than that, he's screwed. Of course, most of the people who play CS know far more about real tactics than people with true knowledge, right? All you have to do is look up a rifle in a Jane's book, compare notes with the rest of your 12 year old friends and apply it to CS - instant tactical adviser! Hey, maybe the government will even give you a job with that kind of expertise...
This is why sniping has much more credit, since it takes far more skl, esp scout - true snip rif.
littleolme wrote..Yeah, well in real life if I shot someone in the leg with an awm, it would not be fatal, but hey - Counter-Strike is a game!
True sniping rifle??? Let's face it, in reality a sniper wants to have to take one shot and one shot only - if he has to take more than that, he's screwed. Of course, most of the people who play CS know far more about real tactics than people with true knowledge, right? All you have to do is look up a rifle in a Jane's book, compare notes with the rest of your 12 year old friends and apply it to CS - instant tactical adviser! Hey, maybe the government will even give you a job with that kind of expertise...
scholli wrote..Getting close to the mark. The team with the objective will have some campers. Camp in a way to support your team. Example: T snipers in the tower in de_cbble provide cover fire for the T advance. Reccommended that switch to the CT tower asp to protect against intrusions after the bomb is planted. The other time to camp are short periods to set up an ambush on obvious pursuit.
Obviously not many here know how to camp in order to help their teammates. Because
1. You have to be on the defending team
2. You should be in a position that overlooks a way to the map goal, not in some dark corner waiting for your score to go up (personally I think CS would be a much better game without the scoreboard)
3. You leave your camping spot and help your teammates if no one comes your way
hey, chief! wrote..I totally FRCKIN agree, for the most part that is.
camping sucks
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littleolme wrote..Let's face it; In reality people like to have a bare minimum of bullshit deaths. Or, at the very least, they like to have the weapons not be grossly overpowered in comparison to the others.
True sniping rifle??? Let's face it, in reality a sniper wants to have to take one shot and one shot only - if he has to take more than that, he's screwed. Of course, most of the people who play CS know far more about real tactics than people with true knowledge, right? All you have to do is look up a rifle in a Jane's book, compare notes with the rest of your 12 year old friends and apply it to CS - instant tactical adviser! Hey, maybe the government will even give you a job with that kind of expertise...
rawmar wrote..Right. Chalk another one up for the "camping sucks, but only because i have the attention span of a gnat on fire" group. Go watch MTV, pud.
I totally FRCKIN agree, for the most part that is.
Sometimes i camp too, when i have like 5 hp left or some health less than 20. But, overall i dont like to camp because it makes the game boring. for the argument between scout and awp, awp is for pussies because it makes the game soo boring, while the scout is a extremely tactical gun, considering it takes two shots to kill one person, and that it is silenced, although i dont use it much.
I just felt like talking in on this, well anyway. One more thing, i also think that camping is alright sometimes if the guy kills, but if he camps and dies, thats frickin gay, he should stop camping if he sucks at it.
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