tatics
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Topic: tatics
Posted By: chimples
Subject: tatics
Date Posted: 10 July 2004 at 8:43pm
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hey is it better to move forward or just stay in one spot and sniper usualy i move forward and i barly get shot i got shot 1 time in 10 games but then i just played a few days ago and i got shot 5 times is there any advice someone can give me o ya i play me vs three other people ------------- chimples 98c rt and 14'' angle fire baral pro caribine (comeing soon) A-5 e grip flatline maybe lps |
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Posted By: CARBINE
Date Posted: 10 July 2004 at 9:05pm
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IMO, it is more effective to go all out in the beginning. It sometimes takes the opposition by surprise, if they are inexperienced. On, the other hand, if you lay low and let them come to you, they have time to coordinate their attacks, and they can all come at once, where you will have a slim chance of surviving. ------------- 
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Posted By: paintballrM98
Date Posted: 10 July 2004 at 9:19pm
| it may be good you only got shot 1 out of ten games but how many did you get out. i would say flank or right at em |
Posted By: Large Unit
Date Posted: 10 July 2004 at 9:22pm
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First off never go by how many times you get it, go by how bad you mess up the other team. I would more than gladly sacrifice myself to take down an important player on the other team. In fact the last game I played their was a guy who hit the snake with a lot of people covering him, I knew if I would bunker him I would get shot too but I knew if I let him crawl the snake he would take out most of my team, I bunkered him and we both got out and their entire plan got messed up, sometimes the sacrifice is worth it. Moving is very important, I play speedball so its a bit different but I move as much as I can, the closer you are to the other team, the more uncomfortable they will be (this makes you their first threat and you get shot at the most by far but thats why way I like it, I take all the fire while my back guys make a painting of them) |
Posted By: Staples
Date Posted: 10 July 2004 at 10:07pm
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Well if they are newbs then just fire ur gun so they hide behind their
bunker and walk up and ahoot them. Like today I was playing speedball and my other teammates were out alrady so it was 2v1 and at the sound of my gun firing they hid behind their bunkers so I shot one when he looked the other way and lifted his head and the other I walked up and shot him in the back. So it depends on the other player's ability. If they are really good, find some good cover and don't stay in the open too long. But if they are newbs then be really agressive. |
Posted By: pedinski_s
Date Posted: 10 July 2004 at 10:55pm
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i would say move around, ive done both and moving around i think is better, you confuse the enemy becuase if they spot you w/o you knowing it, your dead. but then if you a "good" sniper then maybe stay in one spot. try different ways. maybe switch it up a bit. ------------- HEY IF ANYONE IS WANTING TO GET RID OF THEIR DOUBLE TRIGGER FOR 98C PM ME PLEASE! |
Posted By: Bass654321
Date Posted: 11 July 2004 at 9:33am
| first of all, the word is snipe not sniper and usually its better to move throughout the field but in my last game, the other team were on assault and all we could do was defend 'cause if we moved, we got lit up. So in some situations it's better to stay back and if the other team is slow than it's better to move up. |
Posted By: chimples
Date Posted: 11 July 2004 at 10:09am
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it may be good you only got shot 1 out of ten games but how many did you get out. i would say flank or right at em
------------- chimples 98c rt and 14'' angle fire baral pro caribine (comeing soon) A-5 e grip flatline maybe lps |