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6/18/2017 6:00:03 PM
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Taking other people's kills
Do you think it's something done on purpose?
Example your running and see an enemy in a shootout with your team mate. What do you do?
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#Gaming
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4 AntwortenBearbeitet von ABeardedViking: 6/20/2017 10:47:37 AMPeople who worry about KD worry about kill stealing. If you worry about W/L you don't carry how the kills come as long as you get the Win. I am the guy who has the most assist in a game
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I kill the enemy. If I see an enemy, I'm going to kill it. I don't care if someone thinks they earned the right to take that kill, especially in a team game.
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I play CSGO a lot. I just laugh when people get mad for "kill stealing". If I had the time to kill them before you could, you probably weren't gonna kill them.
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[quote]Do you think it's something done on purpose? Example your running and see an enemy in a shootout with your [b]team mate[b]. What do you do?[/quote] [quote]team mate[/quote] [quote]team[/quote] More than 1 person, participating in a video game where you shoot the opponents in a team effort. It's highly likley that you will get some kills as assists even if you engaged first, and your team mate strolls in and nabs last shot and claims the kill. Damage per match > kills -that guys the true mvp (supposing he didn't die an absurd amount of times) I immediately begin shooting whenever and wherever an enemy is. I'll only not do this during a assassination animation.
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Assassinating is the only time you should not steal kills in my book
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If it's a situation where you need some back up, I let it slide. However, if it's in a situation that is painfully obvious that I don't need any help and can handle a kill only to have a guy come along and get it instead, I'm going to be a little upset. An example would be in BF1 where I see a guy camping looking away from me, I bayonet charge him while he continues to ignore me, and just before I can brutally stab him in the back, my teammate comes along and shoots his head off with a shotgun.
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1 Antworten>bro help me teamshot this guy >WHYD YOU STEAL MY KILL >????
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1 AntwortenSometimes it is. Like when you get cucked going for an assassination. That's the gayest shit ever.
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Bearbeitet von Friendlystu: 6/21/2017 5:56:39 PMYes i do it on purpose it aint theirs till they've killed it
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I'm ok with it in any game as long as it's a team vs team mode. But in Hal 5 free for all or Destiny rumble, it makes me [b][/b]angry.
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I just want to win the match, if you "take" the kill, I couldn't care less as long as I'm having fun.
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1 AntwortenI first read that title as "Taking other people's [b]pills[/b]". Haha... okay I'll leave now.
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[quote]Do you think it's something done on purpose? Example your running and see an enemy in a shootout with your team mate. What do you do?[/quote] It's not on purpose really. If you see a teammate in a shootout with an opponent, you should help that team mate out. Even if you make the kill shot, they still get credited with an assist.
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3 AntwortenWgenever I see sn enemy my reflexes tell me "kill!", if I steal a kill...sorry!
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Heres the thing If you are in a team based game, if your kill gets stolen, there should be no problem, because it furthers your teams progression, therefore putting you closer to victory. Yeah theres certain challanges involved sometimes, but if someone can see you in a gun fight, react, and kill your target faster than you, then you mightve needed the help. Not saying you suck, but maybe he was dug in good cover and your buddy flanked, or picked him with a sniper, or stabbed him in the back while you were getting ganked and you set up the perfect parry... Free for alls get iffy on this topic, because even if you do more damage, kill shot gets the point. Ive had games where I had more "crossfires" than kills and deaths combined. But ive also been in games where half my kills were one shots because i caught people fighting each other and they couldnt kill me unless I just let them. So I gotta say it just happens and you shouldnt be mad about it. Now on the topic of being mad, I understand there are "kill stealers" out there who just follow you around and try to kill everything you shoot at, if you stop fighting they t bag in a corner. Thats not teamwork and those people are scummy.
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1 AntwortenYou take my kill I take your life, I can handle anything anyone throws at me with my orbelisk armour. [spoiler]Peace is a lie, there is only passion Through passion I gain strength Through strength I gain power Through power I gain victory Through victory my chains are broken[/spoiler]
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I mean, you're an ass if you take the kill knowing full well your teammate didn't need the help. (Like in League of Legends or even Titanfall) But if it was a mistake, like a low health enemy running [i]away[/i] from your teammate and you just so happen to kill him as he was running. That shit I'm fine with.
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It depends on the type of game. If [i]getting kills[/i] doesn't warrant any added bonus, then I could care less. But if it's like a MOBA game where kills grant upgrade currency & exp then definitely so.
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4 AntwortenDepends on the game and situation. For example, in CoD kill stealing is normal. You don't wait for your teammate to kill someone you also see. What if your teammate gets killed? You're next. The added firepower helps to ensure the enemy dies. On the flip side, take Halo games for example. When you see a teammate assassinating an enemy, you shouldn't shoot and kill the enemy. That right there is unacceptable kill stealing.
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I shoot at anything that I can injure. Even teammates
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5 AntwortenI shoot it because I don't want my teammates to die.
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In my opinion there is no such thing as stealing a kill from a teammate. Sure you took the kill they worked on getting but it's a team game. Team score wins normally not individual scores.
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Bearbeitet von QueCyraCyra: 6/20/2017 5:20:22 PMIf you do it on purpose when your ally was lining up the perfect shot, then yeah it's a dick move but if your ally was unaware of the enemy until too late or if you didn't know your ally was taking aim then it's fair game.
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It's just seeing an enemy and shooting. Simple as that. I'm not gonna ignore the enemy right in front of me just because I might steal someone's kill. That's stupid.
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This is what I hear when I steal a kill
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360 420 triple XxX_vapez_FaZe noscope both of them and then tbag. Then spam vgs and start a surrender vote and if they don't agree, afk in base.
