[CANADA]_Zenmaster wrote:
Talk about blinders on, no-where is it promoted as the end all constant button mash solution for all combat situations. Not only isn't it a button mash, it is only useful in 5% of the cases when in extreme close combat. Most people jump around like idiots in this situation, or they stand their lagging out trying to see where you are going and aim at you slowly making for an easy kill.
I never said it was the "end all" to combat situations. This is just the topic at hand, so it's what I'm discussing. Perhaps I shouldn't have said "mashing the buttons" as that's not accurate...I was being sarcastic. Point being, they both invlolve a player memorizing a 2 or 3 button kestroke to get quick kills. Any bozo can do that....it doesn't require skill....just repetition.
[CANADA]_Zenmaster wrote:
Nobody is talking about running around the map like Volx does in his videos. You act like you have a well reasoned argument, but it is mostly tainted with personal opinion - which you are welcome to, but don't act like it is an accurate description of the reality of a skilled player in BF2.
Say what you want, but the ability to hit two or three buttons over and over in sequence to get kills does not equate skill...especially not in this game. Keep in mind we're not talking about the player's overall skill here. Someone may be the most skilled player in the game...and that's fine. But using this exploit to get kills is not "skillful" in any sense of the word. That's the only thing we're touching on here. I am far more impressed with a player that is able to use teamwork, stealth, communication, etc. to capture a flag than some rambo running in there and using an exploit to get a few quick kills. That's just my opinion...and it's no more or less valid than yours.
[CANADA]_Zenmaster wrote:
I refer you to my previous posts in this topic if you want to argue with anything I have to say especially why it is not an exploit. Yes it is my opinion but it's a damn sight closer to the truth then saying everyone is button mashing hopping around the map and thats their end all method to infantry combat.
I read your previous posts...none of them hold water for me.
Let's go back in this thread and look at how many people have dropped in just to say "Well geez, why don't you just make it so I can't move" or "What do you expect me to do...just stand there so you can shoot me, n00b #$*&#!!!" Looking at those statements it would stand to reason that these people would be unable to play without this exploit. Like this is the only way they can survive and get kills....like they have no other skills beyond that trick. I'm sure that's not really the case with these people....but that's how it's coming accross. That's where this all gets me. So they take that ability away....is it really that detrimental? Will it really cause people to stop playing becuase they can't do that anymore??? If the answer is yes, then that person needs to practice more and expand their skills beyond one move. Is it their "end all method to infantry combat???" It almost seems like it would be to some of these people.
Let's just call it a difference of opinion. And until there is an official word from EA/DICE on if it is or is not...that's what it will remain. Even then I doubt we'd see eye to eye. When it all comes down to it I think there are just two different camps playing this game: those who prefer a more realistic combat simulator (myself) and those would rather leave it as is (you). Cause lets face it...that manuver would never work in real life. Nor would bunny hopping, reviving dead people with paddles, or squad members spawning out of the squad leaders butt. It's too bad they can't spawn two different version of the game. I am actually very excited about the changes with the upcoming patch regarding squad jumping and hope it continues down that path. Again, just my opinion.
Last edited by Toxin (2006-05-17 12:24:07)