I like the guys who call you a [weapon]-noob. Shield noob! Shotgun noob! MP5noob! Backburner noob!PeePantz said:I agree almost 100%. However, with your definition of "clever camping", I don't agree with because I don't view it as camping. Camping initially meant an asshole who would stay in one spot regardless of the action, and hide. Occasionally, they would get a kill or two, but they would have zero impact on their team. In games like Counter Strike, where you had to hunt down the very last player, this got so annoying and tedious when they were just sitting behind a crate.Snotnarok said:Clever camping like what you've said OP can be fine, but when you have a guy just sitting in the corner of a room for the entire match waiting for someone to come by, but even after killing someone, never moves. It's annoying because that guy isn't in the fray he's just in a corner on the map.
My camping is short, I'll run to a spot, look around, wait for a minute and run off. If I kill someone I'll stand up and move on. Most of the time I have a shotgun and am running around point blanking people in the face.
It's the same problem when you play Rush in Bad Company 2, your entire team is snipers and you gotta set the bombs, but they're just on a hill sniping. How does that help your team? It doesn't.
And that's where camping becomes a problem, when you're not helping your team. You're just worried about your K/D and cowering in a hole hoping to pick off a few unsuspecting people so you can brag to your friends about your 3.1 KD.
The term, which is most certainly negative, became overused by inferior players who would cry about anything. A legit tactic like baiting? Fucking campers! Defending an object? Fucking campers! Sniping? Fucking campers! Taking cover? Fucking campers! None of these are camping and it really attributes to the fact we don't want to take blame for our own downfalls.
So what gun do I have permission to use? Which one is the pro weapon? The BB gun?