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5/18/2015 1:20:38 PM
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Lol already practicing with my skirmish team. Get ready to get rekt m8s
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I really hope you're kidding... You can't even go positive, so this is a good laugh.
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My K/D is positive. Maybe you should pull the "I am superior" shit somewhere else
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See you soon
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The team work will probably help your communication and familiarize you with the maps. But I think you'll find Elimination is very different from Skirmish. I think you'll find that Elimination is more cat-and-mouse and more strategy than Skirmish. Which often can be won with just mismatches and firepower.
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That's true about skirmish and what we're trying to do is get our communication to a split second reaction. We try to get as familiar as we can with the maps and plan to try the same with the new ones before entering. We use a lot of tactics and try to either split up the enemy or get them with one super. We try not to get locked down and stay on the move to keep the enemy on their toes.
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All I can say is be careful on Rusted Land if you spawn at C. You can get pinned back there coming right out of the gates. I'm hoping that map doesn't see any use in ToO, since things could get really ugly, really fast. I think Burning Shrine for now is the perfect choice. That map has so many flanking routes it'll be impossible for only three people to lock it down.
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Same goes for pantheon, there's no way to hold every opening on one side so it's a challenge
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I got that sense about it. Only played it for the first time yesterday. Hated it at first.....died a LOT while trying to learn it... But I got the sense that I was looking at another Burning Shrine. A small map that doesn't play small.
