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Edited by Dog_Of_War_1138:
7/25/2016 3:11:37 AM
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Why I cringe when I see "Shores of Time" during Control
Because I know that someone on my team will go take Zone A and flip our spawn. EVERY -blam!-ING TIME. Even when we control both B and C, they will go take A.
And if the enemy starts taking C, causing the spawn to flip, the randoms won't do the smart thing and go fight to take it back. Hell no. Too much work. They'll go over to the unoccupied and undefended Zone A and proudly take it. Sometimes they'll dance, the morons. It never occurs to them that there's a REASON it's undefended: the other team is BEGGING YOU to go take it.
WILL YOU FOR THE LOVE OF CRAP STOP DOING THIS.
A Control match on Shores of Time, between 2 teams that both know what they're doing, will revolve around taking zones B and C. The only time ANYONE will take A is when Bravo takes it as their first zone. After that, there is NO reason whatsoever to ever see any announcement regarding Zone A. NONE. WHATSOEVER. I don't care if you lost all your zones; go take B or C. DON'T take A. It just makes things worse.
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STOP IT. JUST STOP. DON'[T TAKE ZONE A.[/b]
My name is Dog of War and I approved this message.
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If you have a good team it doesn't matter, if you have a bad team it still doesn't matter. If I start at A I'll run to B, sure enough someone will take A.......I have never landed at C and not have someone from the other Team take A......you should take A, there is no Guarantee you will over take C let alone B if your playing with randoms, taking A at least gives you a Points Bonus for each kill and Zone Defense if they get close enough. If you do take C insure someone stays near it, by the back slope.....tends to help prevent respawns of the Enemy Team and forces them to A, eventually someone from that team will capture it. I GUARANTEE IT!
