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Posted by: Genuine fat air
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Posted by: Genuine fat air
I HATE when people sidestep (strafing refers to aircraft) left right left right while I'm shooting at them, because unless you're host you miss the majority of the shots, strictly speaking it's cheating because it's taking advantage of your connection to the game.
hahaha.. I -hate- when I got a headshot lined up, and they duck! What am I supposed to do? Aim down a little no more!? No way!! They're cheating. I demand that they return to their regular upright position, before I threaten them with cheating feedback.
And don't even get me started on those guys who dual wield, then all of a sudden drop one of their weapons and throw a grenade!! They are taking advantage of controls, tactics and concepts that I can't bare to grasp, and have no tolerance for.. hah.
I thought I heard everything when it came to -blam!-ing about H2, but this one... this one takes the cake.
Wow, you were too dumb to read it and understand it. Let me put it this way, When I am shooting at the enemy and the small pings from their shield are visible that indicate that my xbox has registered I am firing at the enemy and my bullets are making contact, I miss because they are moving in a manner that renders about 80% of my shots misses because the host of the game receives my bullets trajectory a few milliseconds after my targets co-ordinates are received, so in order to hit ever shot I would have to fire slightly in front of where my target is going, impossible if they are moving quickly left and right because of the amount of Auto-Aim *spit* on the BR. Did you understand at least why it annoys me? even if you don't understand the technicalities of online gameplay?
Only take the piss if you know what I'm on about.
I'm not going to report anyone for cheating it just pisses me off.
strafe (strf)
tr.v. strafed, straf·ing, strafes
To attack (ground troops, for example) with a machine gun or cannon from a low-flying aircraft.
n.
An attack of machine-gun or cannon fire from a low-flying aircraft.
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[From German (Gott) strafe (England), (God) punish (England), a common World War I slogan, from strafen, to punish, from Middle High German strfen, to contest, admonish.]
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strafer n.
Listen, all you're doing is complaining about people moving out of your bullets' path, but now you're saying it with big words.
Oh my goodness, you have to fire slightly in front of your target. That's not because of host, It's called "leading your target". The same happens when you throw a grenade, you throw it where the enemy is "going" to be, not where he is. The same applies with any other projectile on the planet.
This same problem happens when you are host, unless you can't aim for crap. Host has to do it, and so does the little kid with the squeky voice.