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Edited by Billy Mays:
2/1/2015 5:29:19 PM
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Why using tracking weapons is cheap
It basically screams that you're either incredibly bad at aiming, or you're too lazy to put effort into actually not sucking.
Let's face it, you all beg and plead for a ghorn because you don't want to take the effort into actually landing a skillful shot. You might as well just mash the trigger and let the wolf packs do your dirty work.
Things I know you will probably say:
'Baby is crying because he doesn't have a ghorn'
Well there is a reason I don't.
'OP is a fgt'
The more open I keep my options, the more action I get.
'I do have skill blah blah blah I just use the ghorn cause I want to yadda yadda yadda'
Cool, then prove you have basic skill in aiming
'Your k/d sucks your opinion means nothing'
Billy Mays is above a mediocre kd ratio. His skills are improving without the gjallarhorn.
But wait! There's more:
The truth hurts. And this pisspool community can't accept that the game won't conform to their will.
EDIT: I'm getting bored of this thread so I'm just gonna stop replying to y'all.
It's been fun
EDIT 2: Lmao you all fell for the bait so hard, not even life alert can save you.
EDIT: you're all idiots, please let me die in peace
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6 RepliesHow does hitting a target with a rocket without tracking make you good at aiming or bad if you miss? Tracking is about shooting from distance. Most targets you are firing at are from range. If you aim at a target at range and hit him it's because the target didn't move. If you lock on him and miss because he moved that's something that you can't help. You can't predict where an enemy will move from range. Tracking eliminates the uncertainty. There is no skill in hitting targets without tracking, just luck that it didn't move
