I think it's just whatever kills people most that particular night.
I had the most satisfying night tonight. 3 times in one game, I saw someone plant an A Wall in the pefect position for me to fly right above him and kick him in the face. 3 times. He never had a chance to fire a bullet. That's what you get for being a killjoy and using A Wall, chump.
Almost feels like Respawn put in A-walls and turrets to suit a sedentary camper playstyle which, while not the most efficient or higher scoring, provides a buffer zone against run n gun fast moving pilots completely dominating.
That being said, watched my friend use my setup at home to completely wreck randoms the other night without stopping once to camp, and he's by no means a hardcore TF2 enthusiast who reads about advanced tactics or anything. He got 34 kills, 7 Titan kills, and died once. If you're camping and aren't able to move fast, you will get punished hard in this game, it truly rewards dynamic movement and strategies. Cloak, A-wall and turrets can only go so far.
It reminds me a lot of Unreal Tournament (and to a lesser extent, the lesser yet still an all time greatest, Quake 3: A) which I think anyone that found UT to be an insanely slick experience due to the superb movement and interesting, tactical, imaginative weapons would feel Titanfall 2 follows in those massive footsteps 17 years later.
Respawn has managed to take the best parts of UT, apply the same amount of thoughtful, highly satisfying concepts and executions as they did Modern Warfare 1, and created a game that is ever evolving and improving just like Rainbow Six Siege.
I feel blessed to be able to experience another golden age of FPS gaming. Thanks to technlogy, guys like Respawn can craft what they love and tweak it on the fly so that we,the players who share Respawn's love and appreciation can continously receive a dynamic experience that grows and improves as time goes on. How is that not amazing compared to how it used to be? A dream come true in some regards.
