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9/5/2014 7:58:54 PM
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Not really plus with things like battlefield or halo they reward you in points by playing the objective because I've had one of my less talented friends go 7/15 and yet he had the second highest points in the game because he played the objective... I believe you just got skrek-rekt. It's quite obvious you either only play tdm type game modes or just simply CoD
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Okay. Then I'd camp an objective and win. Your argument is invalid
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You don't win. Your team had to hold you up. Even with a weak team a good player will "help" them out. This will lead to a.win even if the other team is stronger.
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But still that doesn't take skill and how is that fun just sitting around a corner waiting for someone to run past. Now let's say you're in a firefight where it's just a stalemate and you were camping a flank just in case anybody smarts up to try and take the flank now that'd be an understandable time to camp because that is actually startegic
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Nope. So what if it takes no skill, I still win and am therefore a more valuable asset then you will ever be if you don't camp.
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That makes very little to no sense.
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Not at all I'd still rather take someone who can think things through, attack accordingly and counter campers like you all whilst taking an objective than have some useless no good kid just waiting for someone to come into his trap. Points aren't what it takes to be a good player how can you not get that through your mind, yes statistically it makes you a good player but when it comes down to it you're really not you don't help your team win in any way unless your playing a kill based gamemode
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Now you're just tripping. Points are everything. Every game mode is based on points (captures, kills etc.). I don't need your shitty preferences on your team members. The real contributors generate points. Campers get the most points. Its a strategy that far exceeds running and gunning. Statistically. I'm not saying I camp a lot but I'll use it if it makes my team win.
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So you getting 1 kill and getting 50 points is better than me getting 150 points for taking and objective as well the kills i get while taking the objective? Actually running around taking objectives generates 3-10 times the amount of point you can get by camping. even if you score 20 kills that's a 1000 points while i capture 3-5 points and get 20 kills that's 1750 points. So who will score the most? What happens when people realize you are camping that area, guess what they will not run through there anymore so you get 0 kills while I still get kills and points.
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Most campers will not exceed 5 kills in a ten minute match. Even if they camp objectives they are destined to loose. Most run n gun good players will averagely exceed 20 kills in a ten minute match. I myself usually go over 30-40 kills in ten minutes.
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Have you played any game other than CoD seriously? Points don't really matter other than putting you at the top of your team. The overall points for winning are based on objectives. If you're playing ctf or tdm camping is statistically a good idea I even camp in ctf if I'm not feeling aggressive but other than that there is no point to camping other than to up your kd
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I've not played cod since the first modern warfare was released, I normally play halo 3, bf4 (although that game has 0 strategy and teamwork) try again kid. Points are an accurate representation of ones usefulness to his team. Tell me how someone with a thousand points can be anywhere near as useful as someone with 8x that.
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Tfw camping on conquest on bf4 unless your sniping is pointless because holding just one objective makes no different
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I've not played cod since cod4 was released. Try again. I was just playing bf4 but even that game isn't really all that team based. Points are an accurate representation of how useful someone is. Tell me how someone can be useful with a thousand points compared to someone with 8x that.
