View Poll Results: Is camping fair in FPS DM?
Yes, it is good strategy and perfectly acceptable.
15
34.09%
No, it is weak and I don't do it.
7
15.91%
It works but I generally frown on it.
20
45.45%
I have no idea what camping has to do with video games.
2
4.55%
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Your thoughts on camping in FPS deathmatch?
05-31-05 | 10:07 PM
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Originally Posted by duff beer
I used to be a real asshole and tie down the whole enemy team in their spawn base room they'd be like "GET THAT ********ER" i'd laugh and laugh, pissed off a mighty many people.
06-01-05 | 07:56 AM
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Originally Posted by Trigger
camping is lame and it causes scores to not accurately reflect players that are good and players that are shit, but who know how to hide and shoot fish in a barrel.
[buttheadvoice] uhh..huhuhuhuhh. You said... lame. [/buttheadvoice]
06-01-05 | 09:05 AM
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Originally Posted by Trigger
camping is lame and it causes scores to not accurately reflect players that are good and players that are shit, but who know how to hide and shoot fish in a barrel.
Some people just don't have the patience to play hunter-hunted style of gameplay. That's fine. However, these people should try playing on maps that call for close-quarters fighting where they can frag at point blank range, die, respawn, and repeat. In my opinion, that is more of an inaccurate reflection of who the good players are. A high frag count and a high number of deaths is not a good player in my book.
When I see someone who hasn't died nearly as much as everyone else, he/she becomes my priority. Simple as that. If they continue to own my ass everytime, then they are the better player and I acknowledge it instead of bitching.
