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12/3/2015 12:17:57 AM
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I always did. If you don't, you're not paying as much attention as you think. You can - always - look over gameplay and discover new things you could've done.
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I find it much quicker and efficient to shoot the enemy, not their surroundings. I see where you're coming from, but to call him unskilled because he didn't shoot the explosive is a little out there. I'm not saying he's good, just saying he's not bad.
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Edited by mcclean94: 12/3/2015 12:31:46 AMMaybe if you're not in control of the gun fight. Be in control and you can take your time. This guy was in control in a lot of situations where he died. He's definitely not bad, but this isn't good gameplay.
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What do you mean control the gunfight? A pulse rifle can drop you in two bursts. You don't have time to sit there an analyze your surroundings. Especially with the weapons I typically use.
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You can always control a gun fight... Control corners, bate targets, know your disadvantages. Too many people play like idiots in this game. A prime example of bating on this map: Consider where those explosives are. If he ran out he would be at a disadvantage with a mida. If he ran out, got shot once, his target would probably think he has an advantage (he'd lose it the moment he would chase inside after you) at that point you've got a OHK. That's an example of bating and controlling a gun fight.
