- SilentStorm20
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I don't want to join your group.
"In science one tries to tell people, in such a way as to be understood by everyone, something that no one ever knew before. But in poetry, it's the exact opposite." - Paul Dirac
Posted by: sweetgirl12
Posted by: SilentStorm20
Posted by: sweetgirl12
Balanced.
A br works better at longer ranges than a Ar.
A Ar works better at closer ranges than a Br.
Both have their weakness's.
Juggling the flag is faster than walking with the flag.
Walking with the flag is more stealthy than juggling the flag.
Why is this not as valid?
Hiding out of the map is easier than camping
camping gives more opportunity than hiding out of the map.
This is a case by case subject.
Again, you didn't answer my question. Why is it that my flag example is not valid, but your AR/BR explanation is?
Also, I'm not sure where you're going with your hiding example.
The previous two examples (AR/BR, flag) involve a dilemma. You're often faced with a choice between the AR and the BR, because they're the two most common spawning weapons in the game, and in AR start gametypes, there are BRs all over most maps to pick up.
When you're trying to capture a flag, you often face a dilemma as well. You can either juggle it or carry it.
I can't think of a situation where I face a choice between camping and hiding. There's always a third option.
Additionally, I'm not convinced that hiding out of the map is easier than camping. The jumps required to reach hiding locations are often very difficult.
It seems like you're trying to shoehorn an HLG example into the conversation where it doesn't quite fit, because you know how unpopular HLG is, and you (perhaps subconsciously) think that you can sway the argument by appealing to emotion.
So again, I ask: Why is it that my flag example is not valid, but your AR/BR explanation is?