
Originally Posted by
D4u2s0t
I just try to think about why I died, and adapt to the game at that moment, to an extent. Even the best players will come across people who will beat them, and I have no problem losing to a better player. I just try to think about what I could have done differently, and then try to apply it. If people are camping rifles and crossing, then it's probably not a good idea to run out in the open. A lot of deaths could be avoided by common sense, looking back afterwards, if you actually think about why you died. Sometimes, there's nothing you can do, and will die anyways. Yesterday, koth, rustling, time was running out, had to make a mad dash for the circle, was 4 of them right there... I got a triple, last one shot me in the back for the easy gib. Sometimes you get in those situations where no matter what you do, at some point you are going to die, and that has to be accepted. The choice was sit back, and let them win, or rush in, where I'm extremely likely to die, but at least I have a chance for comeback. Now, if this was the first circle, or not a game changing move, that would have been an absolutely absurd thing to do, try to run in solo with 4 enemies. In most situations this would be a huge mistake. Situational awareness is key, and getting those quick decisions where you don't have time to plan and think, that's what's going to make the difference, and make you a better player in different situations. A different game last night, on jacinto, koth, very end of the game, last circle was on the torque platform. Enemies had the circle, and was staying in it, they had about 140 points at that time. A dead teammate watching in ghost cam was yelling at me for not rushing the circle, asking what I was doing, how come I'm not going in, typical kinda of stuff... Well, I had clear shots at the enemy, nobody else was around, I was well protected in cover, so I lancered him down and ran in for the simple break/cap. Had I rushed, I had a much higher chance of dying... If there was someone behind me, I would have been forced to rush in that situation, but there wasn't, so I took advantage, and it paid off. The guy got real quite real quick after that.
I'm not the best by any means with a gnasher. I can hold my own, no doubt, but people are not filling up my inbox asking me how I did that or anything. But, I feel like many of my kills are not necessarily coming from being a skilled gnasher user, I think they come from having a solid strategy, knowing the maps, knowing the enemy, things like that. Being well rounded with different weapons is important, and knowing when and where to use them. This is something that will help overcome any weapon imbalances, and help overcome losing to different play styles.
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