Perplexer on flash'
Started by TupaC, Jun 20 2010 05:27 AM
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Posted 20 June 2010 - 09:06 PM
Here's some:
1. He saves the noobs that are with him
2. He wins the round for the team
3. He saves his AWP
4. He prevents enemy from killing himself. Some other player might retreat to the last corner or try to attack - that would be wrong play.
These should be obvious points but the consequences might not be - that is the "game sense".
1. By saving the noobs with him the noobs have their M4s the next round too.
2. By winning the round everyone has more money than they would have otherwise. Often otherwise good players don't get this idea and try to gain personal frags over team success. Even if he could afford AWP the next round regardless of him living or dieing at the end of round the teammates might not have that luxury.
3. Saving his AWP means that he doesn't need to buy AWP the next round in the case that he died. That is good, many players don't get this.
4. Attacking and trying to get more frags is what many players try to do in these situations. That is wrong. If you are playing the defensive team then it's OK to wait until time runs out. It's the attacking team's duty to reserve enough time and ammunition to kill all enemies or plant the bomb in time. Retreating to the last corner of the map without throwing lots of flashes would be stupid because then terrorists would have quite an easy task to throw flashes or nades at him. He has survived the whole round length at this point and he's still in the spawn so obviously he has no intention to be killed easily.
5. Many players don't understand that they can buy more stuff from the spawn. Or they are intimidated by other players calling them "nade spammer". Throwing normal nades would be an option but then you'd have to be 100% sure you kill any attacking enemies.
6. Noobs that are with him are completely dazzled because they can't understand what is happening. From their point of view their teammate is doing something wrong where in fact he isn't. Sometimes noobs in these situations act wrong - eg. attack you.
7. Instead of spamming at the very end of time (and thus trying to cover the noobs with him) he retreats back to the far end of the spawn area. This way enemies can't kill him even though the team has already won the round. Noobs remain in the combat zone because they are stupid.
8. He doesn't reveal himself to the bird's nest AWPing location. Occasionally stupid players try to use nade spamming but they make stupid mistakes like ignoring that they can be shot even though they are throwing flashes or nades.
9. Repeatedly buying flashes and throwing them at the correct location is well coordinated.
10. The enemy is also overpowered by a simple defensive flashing routine. Any terrorist could rush in there blinded by the flashes. After observing 2-3 flashes it's possible for intelligent enemy to pinpoint the location where the flashes are coming from. After this killing him is possible even completely blinded. Also, whenever flashes explode there is that one microsecond when you see clearly and then become flashed. It'd be also possible for enemy to flash before rushing in there making it more difficult to continue flash spamming.
If the video showed what the terrorist team was doing it'd be possible to show their mistakes better. For example, would it have been possible to plant? Would it have been possible to rush the CT spawn?
Technical PS. Youtube shows the length of the video as 21 seconds but when you click play it's only 20 seconds.
1. He saves the noobs that are with him
2. He wins the round for the team
3. He saves his AWP
4. He prevents enemy from killing himself. Some other player might retreat to the last corner or try to attack - that would be wrong play.
These should be obvious points but the consequences might not be - that is the "game sense".
1. By saving the noobs with him the noobs have their M4s the next round too.
2. By winning the round everyone has more money than they would have otherwise. Often otherwise good players don't get this idea and try to gain personal frags over team success. Even if he could afford AWP the next round regardless of him living or dieing at the end of round the teammates might not have that luxury.
3. Saving his AWP means that he doesn't need to buy AWP the next round in the case that he died. That is good, many players don't get this.
4. Attacking and trying to get more frags is what many players try to do in these situations. That is wrong. If you are playing the defensive team then it's OK to wait until time runs out. It's the attacking team's duty to reserve enough time and ammunition to kill all enemies or plant the bomb in time. Retreating to the last corner of the map without throwing lots of flashes would be stupid because then terrorists would have quite an easy task to throw flashes or nades at him. He has survived the whole round length at this point and he's still in the spawn so obviously he has no intention to be killed easily.
5. Many players don't understand that they can buy more stuff from the spawn. Or they are intimidated by other players calling them "nade spammer". Throwing normal nades would be an option but then you'd have to be 100% sure you kill any attacking enemies.
6. Noobs that are with him are completely dazzled because they can't understand what is happening. From their point of view their teammate is doing something wrong where in fact he isn't. Sometimes noobs in these situations act wrong - eg. attack you.
7. Instead of spamming at the very end of time (and thus trying to cover the noobs with him) he retreats back to the far end of the spawn area. This way enemies can't kill him even though the team has already won the round. Noobs remain in the combat zone because they are stupid.
8. He doesn't reveal himself to the bird's nest AWPing location. Occasionally stupid players try to use nade spamming but they make stupid mistakes like ignoring that they can be shot even though they are throwing flashes or nades.
9. Repeatedly buying flashes and throwing them at the correct location is well coordinated.
10. The enemy is also overpowered by a simple defensive flashing routine. Any terrorist could rush in there blinded by the flashes. After observing 2-3 flashes it's possible for intelligent enemy to pinpoint the location where the flashes are coming from. After this killing him is possible even completely blinded. Also, whenever flashes explode there is that one microsecond when you see clearly and then become flashed. It'd be also possible for enemy to flash before rushing in there making it more difficult to continue flash spamming.
If the video showed what the terrorist team was doing it'd be possible to show their mistakes better. For example, would it have been possible to plant? Would it have been possible to rush the CT spawn?
Technical PS. Youtube shows the length of the video as 21 seconds but when you click play it's only 20 seconds.
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Posted 30 June 2010 - 11:41 PM
Here's some:
1. He saves the noobs that are with him
2. He wins the round for the team
3. He saves his AWP
4. He prevents enemy from killing himself. Some other player might retreat to the last corner or try to attack - that would be wrong play.
These should be obvious points but the consequences might not be - that is the "game sense".
1. By saving the noobs with him the noobs have their M4s the next round too.
2. By winning the round everyone has more money than they would have otherwise. Often otherwise good players don't get this idea and try to gain personal frags over team success. Even if he could afford AWP the next round regardless of him living or dieing at the end of round the teammates might not have that luxury.
3. Saving his AWP means that he doesn't need to buy AWP the next round in the case that he died. That is good, many players don't get this.
4. Attacking and trying to get more frags is what many players try to do in these situations. That is wrong. If you are playing the defensive team then it's OK to wait until time runs out. It's the attacking team's duty to reserve enough time and ammunition to kill all enemies or plant the bomb in time. Retreating to the last corner of the map without throwing lots of flashes would be stupid because then terrorists would have quite an easy task to throw flashes or nades at him. He has survived the whole round length at this point and he's still in the spawn so obviously he has no intention to be killed easily.
5. Many players don't understand that they can buy more stuff from the spawn. Or they are intimidated by other players calling them "nade spammer". Throwing normal nades would be an option but then you'd have to be 100% sure you kill any attacking enemies.
6. Noobs that are with him are completely dazzled because they can't understand what is happening. From their point of view their teammate is doing something wrong where in fact he isn't. Sometimes noobs in these situations act wrong - eg. attack you.
7. Instead of spamming at the very end of time (and thus trying to cover the noobs with him) he retreats back to the far end of the spawn area. This way enemies can't kill him even though the team has already won the round. Noobs remain in the combat zone because they are stupid.
8. He doesn't reveal himself to the bird's nest AWPing location. Occasionally stupid players try to use nade spamming but they make stupid mistakes like ignoring that they can be shot even though they are throwing flashes or nades.
9. Repeatedly buying flashes and throwing them at the correct location is well coordinated.
10. The enemy is also overpowered by a simple defensive flashing routine. Any terrorist could rush in there blinded by the flashes. After observing 2-3 flashes it's possible for intelligent enemy to pinpoint the location where the flashes are coming from. After this killing him is possible even completely blinded. Also, whenever flashes explode there is that one microsecond when you see clearly and then become flashed. It'd be also possible for enemy to flash before rushing in there making it more difficult to continue flash spamming.
If the video showed what the terrorist team was doing it'd be possible to show their mistakes better. For example, would it have been possible to plant? Would it have been possible to rush the CT spawn?
Technical PS. Youtube shows the length of the video as 21 seconds but when you click play it's only 20 seconds.
ohaaaaa k1ller is it your new book??
so many to read lol:D:D:D
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