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depends on the server in bf2 or css (i'm sure dods is the same). you can get some right idiots but then you can get some amazing gameplay on other servers.Stephen wrote:Sadly, most of those gimps seem to be plagueing battlefield 2 these days
course in bf2 you can smack them in the face with some artillery
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Sand wrote:Thats true. Im learning where, and where not to try and deploy an MG to try and avoid just such an eventuality. Learning the hard way. MG has flaws, but if you can set up in good cover, before youre sniped, then its an awesome weapon. Gives a good Aliens feeling as swarms of guys come from every angle trying to flank you. I like the rifleman class as well for their nades, and its rather decent for sniping as well.
One thing Ill say is not enough servers have class limits. Classes like MG, Sniper need to be limited to maybe one per team so that if theyre camping one flag, then the other flags are more open because of it. 10 man teams where you have 3 snipers and 2 MGs are bit top heavy imo.
True, i dont play on servers that dont have class limits. The best servers ive palyed on are The OC, and UKCS.
As for the MG, yeah it takes a while to learn the best spots for MG'ing but when you do, you can easily turn the tide of a round. The balcony on Avalanche is a brilliant spot, and the sandbags near the middle flag on flah are great spots, but the best spot ive ever used is in the building past the tank on donner. Set up in the window there wand watch the kills rack up. Got 12 kills in a row before there
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Either the other team was truely awful, or he could have been using a script to lower his rates down to minimum (56k or even less) to make him unhittable, but set it up so when you press fire the rates go back to ADSL settings, seen it done in CSS, Im sure it would probably work in DoDS, but its lame as sin. The alternative however is he was good and the other team blewAzza wrote:I seen one guy with the Kar 98 on 92k 10d on flash. Never seen anything like it. He ran straight up the center just beyond center flag he ran into a mixture of 6 americans in the open. They opened fire and he just straffed them to bits his movement was just unreal. Dodged the lot and and fired off his 5 rounds killing 5 and then reloading and killing the sixth.
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Sand wrote:Id think a player was fakenicking before Id think they were aimbotting if they were taking casual players to the cleaners. I think these guys love getting called aimbotters, for the old ego massage.
Aye but im not exactly a casual dod player
And for the record i never accuse people of hacking for that reason ^, this was the first time id seen someone i honestly thought was jsut out and out cheating0 -
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Aye but im not exactly a casual dod player
And for the record i never accuse people of hacking for that reason ^, this was the first time id seen someone i honestly thought was jsut out and out cheating
Sadly, no matter how good anyone is, theres another rank of player who can make them look like noobs. The people who scare me are the rank of players who make *that* rank of player look like noobs...
I dunno, I didnt see this guy in action but its more than possible theres guys out there who are simply that good.If you really want to see an impossably good player, get some of Fatality's Quake3 playing, he won $232,000 at CPL last year adn is the undisputed king of Quake3, and if you see some of his more recent Q3 videos, its no shock, that guy truely is insanely good. He released a video of his latest tourny at CPL, in just 3 days of him gaming in the 10 odd min video has more impressive kills than even most of the compilation Q3 movies Ive seen.
Never really had an interest in Q3, UT was my poision and UT CTF at that. I saw the vid of him playing Zulg at UT2K3 DM and theres no doubt he had to be extremely good to lose the Q3 habits and learn UT2K3 movement in a short space of time. Zulg was a rather good UT DM/CTFer as well (managed to beat Fatality at UT2K3, but Fatality also beat him IIRC and Id give more credit to Fatality for switching styles, even those UT2K3 did owe a lot in its design to Q3...enough for me not to like it ), never get tired of watching the fooze video they released - he was basically the star of it and he must have been really frustrating to play with given how good he was. And he was good for quoted opinions on CS.'Scuse my ignorance here, but fakenicking? Wuzzat?
Exactly what it says on the tin, use of a fake nick or handle. In clan games players would enter a game as a "ringer", changing their nick. Not all that common in competitive play because A) it was rather obvious when a player who was otherwise average suddenly played the game of his life and
match admins started checking up on ips from game to game. Players from top clans might fakenick to join lesser clans to get more games, or simply to avoid notice if they had a bad game on a public and failed to live up to their reputation. I knew of one clan of good players who used to fakenick as a group, entering much lower divisions as a fake clan, and then theyd beat the clans there using only pistons and TLs against shock rifles and rocket launchers, which appealed to their ego/humour. Maybe it was just a UT CTF thing. 0 -
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