Heat of Battle.
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- =TAO=Flessan
Heat of Battle.
by =TAO=Flessan » Thu Jun 16, 2005 3:17 pm
Top thing to do. Know they battlefield.
I assume we all know the beach.
1. Aim head level and approach stress points (top of back stairs, radio room, upper bunker etc.) with no regard for yourself.
2. Do not be afraid to shoot. The key is to take down a medic as soon as possible. That, and if you don't shoot, you get shot.
3. Once Medic is down, gib if free to do so, or target next medic. If you know that you're about to die, QUICK GIB!!
4. Be sure to watch the dead medic's body, if it gets gibbed or he/she taps out, it will help you more than you know.(health)
5. Move rapidly. Side to side, preferably in a circular motion around your enemies, so that they weaken eachother. (and stay stationary-ish)
6. Quick Gib- nothing is more dangerous than gun gibbing or slow gibbing (other than standing on grenades
). The quick gib is simply to stand on their head and stab their feet with your knife.
7. Teamwork. If you're a medic, be prepared to revive. Don't sacrifice yourself needlessly for the lieutenant if there's a medic nearby to rev. Always make sure your crew is healthy.
8. Mow people down. Most people have inadequacies in close-quarter combat, use that for advantage. If your aim is head level, you get alot of hs's when up close and personal like.
9. Enemy details: If you notice someone who has horrible acc or isn't looking at you, leave him for later. You wipe out the ones that are hitting you the most first and then you can usually finish the field, or at least look cool trying.
Helpful requirements for successfully mowing large groups down.
1. A decent connection
2. Decent FPS
3. The other team can't shoot well or you make them shoot eachother.
4. you don't die.
5. you wipe out all the medics quickly, or they have no teamwork.
6. BACKUP. No one man can single-handedly wipe out an entire squadron with this playing style.. Unless your foes have some extraneous problems, like all being afk or something.
This post is for half help and half joke.. This is my combat style. So as per warning to anyone who hasn't played against me. I like to fight real close-like, and run in circles around you... (which makes you a stationary target, and me hard to hit.)
BTW, I'm playing from a T3 connection, which sort of gives me an unfair advantage.
I assume we all know the beach.
1. Aim head level and approach stress points (top of back stairs, radio room, upper bunker etc.) with no regard for yourself.
2. Do not be afraid to shoot. The key is to take down a medic as soon as possible. That, and if you don't shoot, you get shot.
3. Once Medic is down, gib if free to do so, or target next medic. If you know that you're about to die, QUICK GIB!!
4. Be sure to watch the dead medic's body, if it gets gibbed or he/she taps out, it will help you more than you know.(health)
5. Move rapidly. Side to side, preferably in a circular motion around your enemies, so that they weaken eachother. (and stay stationary-ish)
6. Quick Gib- nothing is more dangerous than gun gibbing or slow gibbing (other than standing on grenades
). The quick gib is simply to stand on their head and stab their feet with your knife.
7. Teamwork. If you're a medic, be prepared to revive. Don't sacrifice yourself needlessly for the lieutenant if there's a medic nearby to rev. Always make sure your crew is healthy.
8. Mow people down. Most people have inadequacies in close-quarter combat, use that for advantage. If your aim is head level, you get alot of hs's when up close and personal like.
9. Enemy details: If you notice someone who has horrible acc or isn't looking at you, leave him for later. You wipe out the ones that are hitting you the most first and then you can usually finish the field, or at least look cool trying.
Helpful requirements for successfully mowing large groups down.
1. A decent connection
2. Decent FPS
3. The other team can't shoot well or you make them shoot eachother.
4. you don't die.
5. you wipe out all the medics quickly, or they have no teamwork.
6. BACKUP. No one man can single-handedly wipe out an entire squadron with this playing style.. Unless your foes have some extraneous problems, like all being afk or something.
This post is for half help and half joke.. This is my combat style. So as per warning to anyone who hasn't played against me. I like to fight real close-like, and run in circles around you... (which makes you a stationary target, and me hard to hit.)
BTW, I'm playing from a T3 connection, which sort of gives me an unfair advantage.
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Re: Heat of Battle.
by Conscious* » Thu Jun 16, 2005 4:09 pm
Originally posted by =TAO=Flessan
Top thing to do. Know they battlefield.
2. Do not be afraid to shoot.
Man this helps so much. Thanks!
- =TAO=Flessan
by =TAO=Flessan » Thu Jun 16, 2005 4:32 pm
Originally posted by w4rth0g
Hey Flessan,
How U' All Doo-in?
Welcome to ECGN Beach by the way (too lazy to post twice)!!
Thanks for making me smile with these survival tips.
Remember the breakfast sausage you ate Sunday morning? That was my cousin, RIP.
Now the pork is after you LOL.
Frag Yo'ass Soon
w4rt'
Ahh.... ! Wait a min. I just got 4 wisdom teeth removed.. I can't eat much of anything, let alone sausage.
Please don't run me over Puma!. .. (red vs. Blue reference.)
by arkaine » Tue Jun 21, 2005 11:51 am
I'm a terrible shot so I tend to stand back to revive and give health. I try to go the extra mile for the revive even if it means death for me. Squirrel gave me some lessons for an insta gib and as long as no one is shooting at me and I can take the 30 seconds to line myself up I'm a pro...
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by Destructor » Tue Jun 21, 2005 5:49 pm
i do my best to help secure the upper bunker (i think thats what it's called, i know i'm an idiot). once that seems axis-free for the most part, i move on down the line. i do my best to run circles around people but sometimes i die quickly, cuss, then throw my mouse. if this happens repetedly i just exit the game as quickly as possible 
If you can't dazzle them with brilliance, baffle them with bullshit.
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by sgtslaught42 » Wed Jun 22, 2005 9:32 am
My style is to revive and kill as much as possible without regard to my own personal safety. While I do enjoy playing aggressively, this unfortunately leads far too often to a crappy KR, a leading of the most deaths category, and skulls.
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by Greg » Wed Jun 22, 2005 4:02 pm
Originally posted by sgtslaught42
My style is to revive and kill as much as possible without regard to my own personal safety. While I do enjoy playing aggressively, this unfortunately leads far too often to a crappy KR, a leading of the most deaths category, and skulls.
Uhh b/c you suck
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by gowhitesox99 » Wed Jun 22, 2005 9:24 pm
Originally posted by w4rth0g
Hey Flessan,
my method is called "spray and pray"!
Spray and pray... hilarious
Lately I have been LT that way i can just fire to my hearts content.
I like trying to kill snipers on the hill from the upper bunker, usually takes 4-5clips... and about 3 or 4 revives
Weasel!!
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