lockEm said:
Going to chime in here from the competitive aspect of CS. I know a lot of awful players see saving your gun as a stat-*edited* move, but its nothing like that at all. Saving your gun, just means you’re not a retard like zoid commando or mira (<3 both) and ramboing a site against impossible odds. Meaning you have a gun for the next round increasing your chances to win and help you team.
I coin the objectives or die thing more like “Try or die”. You don’t have to go Rambo into a site to try and defuse, but you have to at least try. If a player sits back the whole round, allows the other team to plant, and then doesn’t even try to defuse?? No matter how good one thinks they are, if they do that in a round, why would it be smart to let them save their gun for the next round; so they can do that sequence of sitting, camping, and not trying all over again?
I’m for “Try or Die!” all the way. No one likes to watch someone sit their and not try. In fact, I say we deploy a new form of objective or die slaying. I say we slay the culprit not only that round, but the following round, for causing us to waste our time watching the camp session. That way they can enjoy, with some popcorn if they want, a whole round dead watching everyone else play.
As for an auto-slay plug-in, i don’t think that would fly. =/
It definitely should be a manual feature. We can’t give any more power than we already have to the *edited* machines; they will kill us all!!! lol
dos pesos de mi