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3/21/2015 9:32:40 PM
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Stop calling it a strategy. That's like saying having infinite heavy ammo is a strategy. It is an exploit.
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Nah it's definitely a strategy
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It actually fits both definitions, but in the traditional sense of strategy, it is not a strategy.
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If that is an exploit so is camping
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Exploit: Taking full or majority of usage of your resources. Basically a cheat. Camping is a cheap way of getting kills, and is irrelevant to exploitation.
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Camping fits your definition of exploit
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Not really. It's using resources, but not all of them.
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Depends on your definition of resource, time and patience can be a resource
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That's sniping. Big difference.
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Not the weapon, the ability to sit in a corner and wait
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Why would you do that with a sniper? The shot would be messed up.
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WTF are you talking about?!?!?!
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Why sit in a corner with a sniper rifle. The zoom on the scope would make it awkward for a precision shot. That's no linger camping, that's stupidity.
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I said nothing about sniping I was saying patience is a resource as is time, not the sniper.
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Yes, but to fully utilise those, camping would not be your best bet. To fully utilise those, sniping across the map would be. Camping is not a strategy, nor is it an exploit. Infinite supers is an exploit, but fits the standard definition of strategy, so basically, it is a shitty strategy used only by people that cannot use an actual strategy within the game.
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Like camping
