- KEVINBROCK
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Posted by: ICEMAN ASSASS1N
Kevin's post = breath of fresh air.
Take it from this guy people, he knows what he's talking about.
Second accounts are NOT cheating:
http://www.bungie.net/News/content.aspx?cid=13824
Posted by: IIDWells55XII
Posted by: An average gamer
I don't think people who consistantly use button glitches to get themselves out of trouble could survive without them. I mean... Yeah, they hit the larger amount of buttons quickly, but the bullets fly extremely quickly, so they have to keep the reticle on their target's head for a much shorter amount of time. People who play legitimately have to target their opponents for MUCH longer while keeping the target on their head which takes a great deal more skill.
The same goes for people who BXR... You just run up and hit three buttons, sometimes you have to pull the trigger twice. It's very cheap, and it makes getting away from an opponent when you have no shields pretty easy, especially if it's just coming around a corner...
Like I said, I don't think I would do too badly against pros if I didn't have glitches used against me. I managed to rack up 90 kills against people who quadshotted me from a distance, or BXRd me from up close. Considering I tried to BXR only once that entire match (and missed), I think I, at the very least, have potential.
You need a serious reality check.
We don't rely on button combos. They're merely an additional resource to get things done. Do you have any idea how difficult it is to doubleshot, let alone to successfully manage a quadshot? Even if you do manage to pull of the button combo, it's extremely difficult to stay aimed at your enemy's head. It's a skill, like anything else in the game. It takes much more skill to double/quadshot than it does to regularly fire the BR, which is why you don't see double/quadshots often in Matchmaking. They aren't even that common in games with pros simply because it's risky and usually not necessary.
BXR isn't as easy as you make it sound. You need a full BR clip and you generally need to be on a level surface and have the right timing to cancel the melee in time and get the BR to score a headshot. It's not something that breaks the game, it's not a deciding factor.
You would get wrecked by any pro. Pros aren't pros because they button combo, they're pro because they're the best at what they do. They have amazing teamwork, steady BRs, immense knowledge of the maps and game, strategy, communication, timing, and know how to adapt to any situation. I don't care how many kills you had against some group of randoms, it doesn't mean a thing. I highly doubt you were getting quadshotted anyways, a quadshot won't register a kill across a map, even on host it'd be near impossible. Not to mention the fact that people who can quadshot are extremely rare even at higher ranks and skill levels.
Correct. Most of the best XBL players and virtually all the pros that you watch wont glitch constantly against level competetion because its not necessarry and its a big risk if the accidentally miss it. Pros rely on their inate ability to predict what you want to do and force you into a situation where you have to do what they want you to do. Have you ever had that feeling that no matter where you went, a certian player was always right on top of you? At the high levels most likely it was because he knew what you were going to do before you knew. One of the first things I teach when im working with a new team is forcing the other team to play your game. By speeding the game up or slowing it down to a grind you can force that team to play out of their enviroment. Playing one step ahead of an opposing team or person is a big factor at the highest skill levels. Its just as bit as important as focus, mental control and hand eye coordination.
If you talk to the EXTREMELY good players out there youll come across stories about that player being in games and the game feeling like it suddenly started to move in slow motion. I expirence this all the time when im extremely focused. All these are absolutely key to being good. Button glitches are very minor compared to this.