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5/26/2016 1:06:27 PM
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Here's a Little Tip For Control on Widow's Court
I'm not sure how many people know this but I thought i should share this info anyway. When playing on Window's Court focus capturing A and C. I know that we focus A/C and B on most other maps, but on this map A and C are closer to each other than either of them are to B. The same [i]might[/i] be possible with Vertigo. Anyway I hope you benefit from this.
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Also, always capture A on Blind Watch and Shores of Time. It will make you very popular with your team mates.
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Just played there, was on B once the whole time. Team kept running everywhere, lost by 300 pts.
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4 RepliesOn Vertigo communicate with teammates/fireteam and capture only B, and everyone be in/around B...
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Probably agree with this logic. But I do enjoy defending B area. Just like the map layout over there .
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Great tip for any novice out there! ~[i]TheGreatNike[/i]
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Same for crossroads too (ridiculously short distance between A and C). For exodus blue, its A and B.
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It's Definitely the same for vertigo, when we have both a and c I defend from up near the exit of the portal where u can snipe and shoot both sides.
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Yeah I've been an A/C supporter for Widow's Court since the 2nd time I ran it and realized B is totally out in the boonies.. Hopefully more people realize this.
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1 ReplyWhat's sad is that, as an avid Control player, I only realized this [b]yesterday[/b].
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1 ReplyAll people do is snipe camp anyways.
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2 RepliesAgree about Widow's Court and Vertigo. Unfortunately I solo so, yeah.
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3 RepliesCapture zones in control? What game are you playing?
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I found this out on Sunday. It's easy just going back and forth. And it's easy to avoid the huge sniping lanes too. I like running universal remote with this map.
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Difficult to do any such thing with kill whores and randoms.
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The same definitely holds for vertigo. Forgot it's the same for widows court.
