New glitch, instant Cold-blooded pro:
http://sustainedgaming.blogspot.com/2009/11/educate-yourself-update-7.html
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ACESandEIGHTS
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mbmonk said:
:lol Just a joke really. Yeah, it's affecting the balance of power and it's too bad. Maybe IW can patch it and I'll remove that from the list.
ACESandEIGHTS
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Anonymous said...
That is totally insane! How the hell does shooting an "already shot down" Pave Low count towards Cold Blooded?
November 30, 2009 1:11 PM
^^^ Hilarious. Someone outraged at a glitch. Too bad I didn't know this earlier! :lol I've had Cold Blooded Pro for like a week now.
Anonymous said...
That is totally insane! How the hell does shooting an "already shot down" Pave Low count towards Cold Blooded?
November 30, 2009 1:11 PM
^^^ Hilarious. Someone outraged at a glitch. Too bad I didn't know this earlier! :lol I've had Cold Blooded Pro for like a week now.
Internet Celebrity
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Ok, I should have worded my question a little better. How do you sustain a high K/D while playing super-aggressive?
Every match, I seem to lock down a spawn of the enemy's, and get around a 5 killstreak. Subsequently, I almost always get a 3-4 deathstreak. Match continues with intermittent kills/deaths. My K/D is loitering around 1.2 at the moment, and I'm pretty unhappy with that (yeah, I'm sad).
Every match, I seem to lock down a spawn of the enemy's, and get around a 5 killstreak. Subsequently, I almost always get a 3-4 deathstreak. Match continues with intermittent kills/deaths. My K/D is loitering around 1.2 at the moment, and I'm pretty unhappy with that (yeah, I'm sad).
ACESandEIGHTS
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http://sustainedgaming.blogspot.com/2009/11/comment-of-week-garbage-edition.html
This blog is actually slightly entertaining, rather than being the masturbatory, name-dropping, inside-joke mess that most are.
BTW, the go that wrote that comment sounds like he plays on my team. :lol
This blog is actually slightly entertaining, rather than being the masturbatory, name-dropping, inside-joke mess that most are.
BTW, the go that wrote that comment sounds like he plays on my team. :lol
ACESandEIGHTS
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Nelo Ice said:
I have enjoyed that perk like a mofo. I get "most time spent near enemies" ALL THE TIME because some of them refuse to believe that I am about to shoot/knife/thump them because I don't have a red name over my head. :lol
divisionbyzorro
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Accident said:
I'm gonna have to keep this in mind next time I see a Pave Low. :lol
ACESandEIGHTS
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Oh I get it -- it's very serious business. I have only experienced akimbo 1887s once from the trigger end, and it was pretty crazy. I've been on the business end of those guns about 100 times now, and it drives me f'ing insane. Any gun that can beat my knife at 5-10 feet is possibly a little overpowered.mbmonk said:
<Epiphany>
Akimbo 1887s are the new God Gun. COD4 had its M16 and P90. MW2 has its Wanted Dead or Alive Times Two.
DeuceMojo said:
I'll take your list on step further. I think knifing is over powered as well. Not that I complain because we can all do it. But I think knifing should have one or both of the following rules:
1) Only while standing still.
2) Only from behind the enemy.
If one or both of them were put in place I think it would fill the role it's suppose to. That roll being a stealth kill, I think it should also not notify other party members of the locale of the death with the skull symbol.
A friend and I have discussed it at length, so I'm sure most won't agree, but it's somewhat annoying to see guys running around with marathon/lightweight/tactic knife and pistols out just to run at olympic speeds without breaks. With the standard lag of any online game, they are normally in your face long before you actually see them.
To the point of the double shotguns... double pistols ok, double uzis ok, show me someone who can run around with two shotguns pointed straight out for more than 1 minute (not to mention the recoil...) and I'll allow them to remain in the game. Shotguns in general are not weapons you can carry in one hand, unless it's T2 of course.
The main idea is simple: Don't pick fights you can't win. There's a fine line between aggressive and stupid.Internet Celebrity said:
Learning how to win firefights (good aim, good aim while moving, tactful jumping, dolphin dives, hiding and anticipating when your opponent will reload, etc.) is also very helpful.
I think the knife worked fine in CoD4. The mechanics don't need to change, the giant boost that Commando provides needs to be cut down.Rawk Hawk said:
MarkMclovin
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ACESandEIGHTS
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I've had some hilarious interactions like this... from the guy that turtles up around a corner waiting for me to come running through while I circle around and shoot him in the back, to the guy who chases me around a large obstacle like Tom and Jerry, only to become the chased one.Fugu said:
Of course there have been many such "hilarious" interactions where I've ended up dead, but we don't need to revisit those.
divisionbyzorro
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MarkMclovin said:
Old! But always good.
ProudClod said:
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ACESandEIGHTS
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Other hilarious moments... the guys who found me laying prone in Afghan and spent a good 5-10 seconds dancing around me and changing weapons (and probably giggling like schoolgirls) who didn't shoot me until I had smoked two of their teammates that I'd been lying in wait for. How dumb was that? Did you actually tell your dead teammate you were dicking around with the enemy before he was killed? :lol
Rounding a corner and then lining up a headshot on the guy that's 10 feet from me, only to be shot by someone -- always a heartbreaker 'cause if I had only just shot/knifed him 1 f'ing second earlier!!
Rounding a corner and then lining up a headshot on the guy that's 10 feet from me, only to be shot by someone -- always a heartbreaker 'cause if I had only just shot/knifed him 1 f'ing second earlier!!
DeuceMojo said:Other hilarious moments... the guys who found me laying prone in Afghan and spent a good 5-10 seconds dancing around me and changing weapons (and probably giggling like schoolgirls) who didn't shoot me until I had smoked two of their teammates that I'd been lying in wait for. How dumb was that? Did you actually tell your dead teammate you were dicking around with the enemy before he was killed? :lol
Rounding a corner and then lining up a headshot on the guy that's 10 feet from me, only to be shot by someone -- always a heartbreaker 'cause if I had only just shot/knifed him 1 f'ing second earlier!!
Nice, my hilarious moments usually involve killing someone from spot A, moving to spot B and killing him again when he looks in spot A. It's never gets old. You can almost sense the frustration.
BigBlue1974
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Even more so than the M16 or the P90. If I came around a corner in COD4 and encountered someone with either, it wasn't instant death for me like it is with those 1887s. Also I can't quite remember, but the P90 was available at level 40 and M16 was unlocked at the start(?). 1887s are pretty much only for high level characters so it makes it more unfair. Then again I can't complain about that, if they unlocked at level 10 or something you'd see entire matches consisting of that.DeuceMojo said:
ACESandEIGHTS
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Especially when you meet him head-on while he's running back to spot A. Back in COD4, I earned Afterburner and Air Superiority in one match because the same guy kept running the same route to come get me. Almost like he wanted me to kill him 10 times in 3 minutes.Rawk Hawk said:
DeuceMojo said:
Awesome. Yea normally if you get two straight kills on them, all logic is out the window. If it was me, I'll go somewhere else, obviously this person has a good spot and I'll avoid him for now. Not most people, they turn into a berserker and can no longer control their actions as they sprint back there over and over.
On a side note, my posts per day have skyrocketed since this games release :lol
Domino Theory
Crystal Dynamics
Dual-wielding, in general, is just fucking stupid, imo. That shit needs to go.
ACESandEIGHTS
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You get the idea that they made them just for the akimbo use just for that reason -- they're worthless without. But to go from weak secondary to Edward Shotgunhands running the fuck around and ending everyone with a one-two blast, it has made this game Halo 4 and it blows. Nerf away.corkscrewblow said:
Agreed.Domino Theory said:
DeuceMojo said:You know who I think is the shit?
Henry Rollins.
The guy remains cool. Even though he probably hates video games (http://www.huffingtonpost.com/henry-rollins/teeing-off-its-just-a-gam_b_57926.html), I think the dude would be hilarious playing some MW2.
Shotgun party tonight!
isn't that guy from sons of anarchy?
Rawk Hawk said:
I disagree. W/L is all about how cohesive you and your teammates are when obtaining the objectives.
I'd like to think that I'm a good player at this game and the original MW. Until I played with some GAFers, I was losing more games than winning. My win ratio has been climbing steadily because they play as a team.
Lone wolf-syndrome is rampant in TDM and Domination
Net_Wrecker said:
Here's the thing. On certain maps, like Wasteland, it's very very easy to see someone, even without the little red box on you. Take that person out once, and they'll keep respawning in a spot next to their red boxed buddies. On some maps, it's impossible, but on several maps it's very easy.
ACESandEIGHTS
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Yeah, but he's pretty multi-talented... Black Flag singer, leader of his own band, writer, poet, performance artist, talk show host... I guess he's redeemed his acting with Sons of Anarchy, 'cause prior to that his skills were iffy.mYm|17| said:
I'm just saying if Dane Cook plays MW2, why not somebody a little edgier?
Wickerman said:
Well sure, good players get put on bad teams. That's understandable. I think I worded it somewhat wrong, my point isn't your W/L tells the world how good you are. My point is when in a match, you should be focused on W/L, not K/D.
It's frustrating to play an objective based game and lose because 3 of your teammates are camping in random spots to just pick up free kills while the other team trys to actually win. If you want to worry about K/D play TDM where it matters.
(Obviously they won't as they aren't really as good as their K/D says, it's only high because the only players they can kill are the ones focused on completing an objective, not trying to kill them as well.)
Stillmatic
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I've won most of the games i've actually played, yet my W/L ratio is something like .60, with over 600 losses. The reason for that is me getting a loss for leaving a game where i have a red or yellow connection. I don't think W/L ratio is indicative at all of how good a player is. But i agree, winning is far more important than worrying about your K/D ratio.Rawk Hawk said:
ExtraKr1spy
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Internet Celebrity said:
Know the camping spots on each side of the maps and know the line of sights from those spots. Try to avoid running into those areas or if you do use smoke grenades for cover.
make a private match and see how long it takes you to get to an area from both spawn starting points.
ACESandEIGHTS
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They nerfed this concept early on. COD4 was completely averse to it. MW2 is slightly open to it, but only in games like HQ where you get only 50 points for kills when you're not actively defending or attacking an HQ. Still... when you give someone conflicting criteria by which they can judge their performance, you'll have dildos saying all day "I lost the game, but your team went negative."Rawk Hawk said:
What's more is... they're rewarded for that garbage. The idiot that loses 10 straight games but posts 20+ kills in each will skyrocket past the guy that won those 10 games while getting 5 kills each.
Brian Fellows
Pete Carroll Owns Me
Rawk Hawk said:
TDM is too random. It is much easier to get kills in objective based games where there is a little bit of order.
Brian Fellows said:
Of course it's easier to get kills in objective based games. In objective based games, both sides have a goal: an area to secure, a flag to capture, etc. In Team Death Match, you're the objective... and you're being hunted down. It's not about being hectic or orderly.
If you go into objective based maps with the sole intention of amassing kills, you're not really proving anything. Everyone else was playing a different game than you.
ACESandEIGHTS
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There's not, and here's why:Fugu said:
There's no incentive to be a team player. Somehow these guys (IW) got it in their head that people would naturally play some sort of strategy to win, and they don't becuase they don't care.
I played a TDM where we were 2 kills ahead with 10 seconds to go. What do you do at that point if you want to win the game? Maybe lay down? Stop hunting? Don't return fire? Nah, hell no. What you do is run like a dipshit and get killed four times and hopelessly lose the match. :lol
Like it's been said several times in this thread, you can't convince someone to try to win the game. I played a whole match on Sub Base where one guy camped the second floor at the end of the catwalk the entire game. He may as well have been playing FFA. What could his team do?
GuardianE said:
While I agree K/D ratio SHOULDN'T be focused on in Objective, that's why I think one of the biggest oversights in the game was allowing the team who gets the nuke to win the match regardless. Now I can't really blame people who go for kills.
Internet Celebrity said:
This is almost verbatim how my games go. I'll start out incredibly strong (maybe because I know where everyone is at the start of a match and where they like to go).
I'll often go 10 - (0-2) early on, and get all my streaks (I like UAV, Pred Missile, Harrier). After that I go downhill fast and finish the match somewhere around 1.25 KD where I was on pace for a solid 2.
ACESandEIGHTS
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The only games that effectively emphasize winning are S&D, but even then... 1,000 points for a kill? Why not just sit around and wait for someone to sneak past...
DeuceMojo said:
I wish I had a nickle for every time a member of the losing team instantly starts bragging about his 30-5 round. And it's not even like they are provoked by the winners bragging so they counter with their K/D, no this is the first thing spoken into the lobby.
But I think this game, with the challenges and random grouped matches, promotes this style of play.
Brian Fellows
Pete Carroll Owns Me
GuardianE said:
That is their problem.
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