Sniper Headshots : Othor Games

» Fri Apr 08, 2011 6:49 am

Well if we're going by what frustrates people, I get frustrated when I shoot someone in the leg and they don't move slower. Better still, I get frustrated if I shoot them in the heart and they don't die. Even better than that, I get frustrated when I die in many games because someone grazed me with a knife.

Oh, and I get frustrated when lag causes me to not get a kill - let's make it where it's coded into the game that ANYTIME I shoot at someone, I get a kill no matter, regardless of what happened on the other person's screen. Or hell, just make it where I can enter a code to instantly annihilate the entire lobby to save myself the trouble of having to aim.

I get frustrated whenever I get killed without having ANY chance to do something about it.

» Thu Apr 07, 2011 9:33 pm

So.. in Brink we will see who the truely skilled snipers. Atleast how I look at it.

» Thu Apr 07, 2011 8:43 pm

Sounds good to me, I'm sick of all these little kids taking body shots on other games and calling themselves pro snipers, if you're going to be a sniper you need to patient and wait for the perfect shot, just not run around and aim at the last second...anywho..I'll still probably snipe in this game, but like someone said it'll be a support role which is totally fine, I find myself enjoying support roles.

» Thu Apr 07, 2011 9:32 pm

So.. in Brink we will see who the truely skilled snipers. Atleast how I look at it.

Exactly what I was thinking my brother.

» Fri Apr 08, 2011 1:34 am

Never really thought about the Sniper OHKO argument before but I can kind of see some sense in making Sniper Rifles not do too much damage. It'd prob be way to easy to dash around, stick the rifle barrel in some guys gut, and no-scope them for an insta-kill. That wouldn't be fun. Though if damage slowed enemies at least for a little while then not being able to kill enemies with 1 shot wouldn't be so bad since if you're a good marksman you should be able to follow up with the killing blow on the crippled enemy.