Your stupid gaming habits that get you killed...
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1)Running right into a enemy
2)Moving all the time,even when I'm shooting someone with a long-ranged weapon
3)Un-scoping after every shot when I'm a sniper
2)Moving all the time,even when I'm shooting someone with a long-ranged weapon
3)Un-scoping after every shot when I'm a sniper
In RTS I rarely ever attack first, I'll always wait for someone to attack me or get too close to my base/bases. Then I'll usually throw units at them even if they keep dying.
FPS- I'll start to focus more on one person (usually the one who kills me the most) and basically forget anyone else exists even if there's a flag carrier or another important person / thing to do.
FPS- I'll start to focus more on one person (usually the one who kills me the most) and basically forget anyone else exists even if there's a flag carrier or another important person / thing to do.
playing online.
Seriously, I seem to always be matched up in Halo with the team who are already in a party and have their plans set out, and I'm the one person on my team playing solo, not with another person on the same Box.
And yes, 70% of the time, one of those duos will drop out, leaving me on a losing end on a five on three battle.
And don't try to work out a plan of attack. It will only lead to annoyance and ruin.
While we're on this subject, can someone explain the fun of griefing? why load a game to not play it?
Seriously, I seem to always be matched up in Halo with the team who are already in a party and have their plans set out, and I'm the one person on my team playing solo, not with another person on the same Box.
And yes, 70% of the time, one of those duos will drop out, leaving me on a losing end on a five on three battle.
And don't try to work out a plan of attack. It will only lead to annoyance and ruin.
While we're on this subject, can someone explain the fun of griefing? why load a game to not play it?
I have this tendency to explore every single nook and cranny on the map, even if there's a timer or I'm under fire, I just have to see what's behind that last box/wall/barrel. On the other hand, this serves me very well in RPGs when I start obsessively checking each and every box, barrel, and pot in a town.
I suck at Gears 2. Why? Because I can't stop suing the pistols. I'll use the pistols over any other weapon.
Bullet counting and I seem to care more about just putting rounds down range in games like COD4 and HL2
Dodging or blocking an attack in Tekken, and immediately going for a throw. Something I first noticed against a Lee player, who's B&B combo ended with him in Hitman stance (tech ducking). I fell for that twenty times in a frickin' row.
Instinctively using jumping attacks in Samurai Shodown. No air blocking...
Always, always, no matter what game I play, finishing an opponent off with style. Going for the Instant Kill in Guilty Gear, the Dramatic KO in CvS2, killing with melee in many FPSs, etc. When I can pull it off, it's awesome. When I can't, I'm totally open.
...okay, so I don't really consider that last one a flaw.
Instinctively using jumping attacks in Samurai Shodown. No air blocking...
Always, always, no matter what game I play, finishing an opponent off with style. Going for the Instant Kill in Guilty Gear, the Dramatic KO in CvS2, killing with melee in many FPSs, etc. When I can pull it off, it's awesome. When I can't, I'm totally open.
...okay, so I don't really consider that last one a flaw.
using high explosives at close range
reload after kills
lone-wolf fighting style
though its not a tendancy I rarely die in one-on-one fighting but two or three sometime give me trouble and campers (not snipers) attack me from behind or when Im fighting (or shortly after)with someone else.
reload after kills
lone-wolf fighting style
though its not a tendancy I rarely die in one-on-one fighting but two or three sometime give me trouble and campers (not snipers) attack me from behind or when Im fighting (or shortly after)with someone else.
