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3/5/2016 2:10:53 AM
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That's the issue. He acted like he had a shotgun. If you have a sniper rifle equipped and a guy approaches with a MG, the last thing in your mind should be "better get closer". But sniper rifles are so incredibly awesome that its users can play as agressively as they want. He could have floated away and shoot me from a distance, but why bother?
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You do realise that noscopes are complete luck right? Try recreating that from anywhere other than point blank and I am willing to bet it will take multiple tries and won't come consistently.
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Shuddup! There's always some lady defending snipers when they're obviously broken. Go play COD if you wanna run around with a sniper as a shotty.
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Shuddup! There's always some illogical 9 year old defending shotguns. Go play COD if you want that.
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I'm not defending shotguns and if anyone here is 9 it's you since you're still learning to read.
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Have you never heard if satire? My reply was a parody of yours to show how stupid you sounded and judging by the way you reacted it worked.
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Exactly. [i]Why[/i] did he take that risk? There was nothing preventing him from taking two steps back into the corridor he came from, and maybe wait at the end to snipe me if I were dumb enough to follow him. (rhetorical question, he did it because snipers are godly)
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You thought it was a rhetorical question. He took the risk because it was fun and people occasionally don't play smart. Might I ask what game mode this was in?
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Clash. I don't mind that death in particular, lucky kills happen all the time, just used it as an example of something I see everyday - people running around using sniper rifles as if they were sidearms and not being in any disadvantage for doing so.
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Your big problem is that he made the wrong decision and got lucky and got a kill right?
