Every game is a money game. No gamebusiness is 'non-profit' unless you count freeware stuff. Just saying..Shiuz91 said:-snip-I hate money games.
This is either the best troll I've read in a long time, or you're a very, very stupid person.urprobablyright said:Snipers don't make their own opportunities, they look through their reticule until someone appears in it. Sniping isn't difficult, observe:Ultrajoe said:[why do] people confuse campers with snipers:
A camper tries to abuse an opportunity or exploitable factor.
A sniper makes his own opportunities.
Simple reasoning: Snipers can be really far away. Sniper bullets are very powerful, especially when they hit a head. Snipers can kill someone without that person knowing about it.
These three facts equate to this: Sniping is a particularly easy way to kill people.
It's not skill based, as many people wish. There is no skill-based way to kill people in computer gaming, there won't be one until you're able to physically partake via virtual reality. I was a clan's sniper for weeks (and got the most kills) simply because, as i said to my clanmates, "I'm too damn lazy to mash the WSAD keys!"
And please don't start puking out some arguments about how "oh it takes mad skillz to get a headshot in the heat of battle" because it doesn't, it just takes luck and a quick trigger (/left mouse button) finger (which I defiantly have)... *enemy in targetCLICKBUTTON* .... *enemy in tarCLICK BUTTON* HEADSHOOOOTTTT BOOYAH
BOOOYYYAAAAHHHHHH
For me the worts moments in gaming history were the ones when some smartasses hacked and started running around in mid air above the map shooting everyone. Camping doesn't really p*ss me off (maybe 'cause whenever I wasted life on CS no one ever had the nerve to camp when my fist was within 10 meters)
Campers and stationary snipers are the same thing. There are no exploits in those maps, there are just places that you should not run in front of like a fool.
this is all just my opinion, if you think my aim's a bit off, well, urprobablyright
Same.MrShrike said:Punkbustered out of battlefield 2142
ir'll miss you 2142...
That specific episode seemed to repeat itself over n' over again, whenever i picked the M249 in Call of Duty 4, and these clips/belts are pretty big.Tattaglia said:So true. That terrible episode when you waste a whole clip of an AK-47 on an enemy, just to have him run up to you, CQC, and slit your throat turned me off MGO forever.Bulletinmybrain said:Lag+MGO=Hell.Tattaglia said:Lag.
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I find it funny you call him a troll, very stupid and another guy a "gigantic bloody idiot" yet give no reasoning at all, now if your trying to suggest aiming on fps's is easier on a console then you're an idiot. A gigantic bloody idiot. As for the guy who pisses on your sniping bonfire he is right....unlike you.tgun said:This is either the best troll I've read in a long time, or you're a very, very stupid person.urprobablyright said:Snipers don't make their own opportunities, they look through their reticule until someone appears in it. Sniping isn't difficult, observe:Ultrajoe said:[why do] people confuse campers with snipers:
A camper tries to abuse an opportunity or exploitable factor.
A sniper makes his own opportunities.
Simple reasoning: Snipers can be really far away. Sniper bullets are very powerful, especially when they hit a head. Snipers can kill someone without that person knowing about it.
These three facts equate to this: Sniping is a particularly easy way to kill people.
It's not skill based, as many people wish. There is no skill-based way to kill people in computer gaming, there won't be one until you're able to physically partake via virtual reality. I was a clan's sniper for weeks (and got the most kills) simply because, as i said to my clanmates, "I'm too damn lazy to mash the WSAD keys!"
And please don't start puking out some arguments about how "oh it takes mad skillz to get a headshot in the heat of battle" because it doesn't, it just takes luck and a quick trigger (/left mouse button) finger (which I defiantly have)... *enemy in targetCLICKBUTTON* .... *enemy in tarCLICK BUTTON* HEADSHOOOOTTTT BOOYAH
BOOOYYYAAAAHHHHHH
For me the worts moments in gaming history were the ones when some smartasses hacked and started running around in mid air above the map shooting everyone. Camping doesn't really p*ss me off (maybe 'cause whenever I wasted life on CS no one ever had the nerve to camp when my fist was within 10 meters)
Campers and stationary snipers are the same thing. There are no exploits in those maps, there are just places that you should not run in front of like a fool.
this is all just my opinion, if you think my aim's a bit off, well, urprobablyright
Worst FPS moment... probably happened in CS1.6. In a war, I'd just aced [teamdown], second round and I already have a colt. I failed to take down any of the opposing team, followed by my teammate in-site getting killed by said colt. Now I know it doesn't sound too bad, but considering we ended up winning said war 16-0, I was extremely frustrated that I made such a stupid mistake. Lag and other things don't really frustrate me; they're just parts of the games. Campers are easy to take out with practice. Lag is inevitable until we're all at a giant bloody lan. Hackers are easy to deal with; switch servers or ban them.
[Also, to the guy who said sniping on a console is more difficult, you're an idiot. A gigantic bloody idiot.]
He probably didn't do it for cookies.Shiuz91 said:So your saying Jason Blow made Braid for the sole purpose of making money.
This. Teamkillers too, but since both of those apply to all online games ever made... something a bit more specific, yet applicable to several shooters- unrealistic hit detection.Tattaglia said:Lag.
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