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Posted by: Sanuel Jackson
Posted by: blackandblutoo
Posted by: Sanuel Jackson
Posted by: blackandblutoo
But K/D does show how many players on the other team you killed, and in this compared to your death shows how usefull you were in the game. Even in objective, if you have someone that goes -20, they probably arent doing that well going for the objective either. But if you have a player that goes +20, thats keeping the other team from scoring because their sitting at their respawn screen.Wrong. Going +30 means nothing when all you did was sit back at your base and get kills. Now I'm not trying to say that going +30 doesn't help the team in any way, I'm just saying that he's playing an equal part in contributing to the win. There's more to being good at Halo than by merely being the main slayer 100% of the time.
Well, if they are getting +30 kills in the back of their base doesnt that mean that they other team had 30 failed objective attempts. If the guy is acually trying to kill the other team when they have the flag/bomb/hill then yes hes helping. But as you said he is an equal part in the win.
Whenever I play objective (4v4) we have a designated slayer and the other 2 go for objective and the 1 other provide support fire. We win almost everytime because as the slayer kills the other players, they cant even get close to the objective. Even if they do, they are met by 2 or 3 more players.
No offense but whenever I play Objective, we all just dick around and manage to go insanely positive at the same time. There is no competition in Objective whatsoever aside from trying to match your friends.
But my point still stands. If every single person goes for the objective, they are going to get set up on, and destroyed. You cant say that when you mess around you dont go for kills that arent anywhere near the objective.