[QUOTE=davidchico,Mon, May 11 2009, 04:07pm]now your agreeing with me that you cant anticipate it all the time.. when you just said this?[/QUOTE]

saying its easy to anticipate and saying that you have to anticipate every single move is wayyy different...

although i do take back saying this

[QUOTEQuote (Cheeseofdoom)]yes, its unlucky for them to turn aroudn RIGHT when you go to backstab them, but you cant expect them to stand there, you have to anticipate what they are going to do next so you have a better chance at not being seen when you go for them, and you also can switch to the revolver and wtfpwn them,which is why none of it involves luck[/QUOTE]

even though, it was sort of right because if you do screw up your revolver is there to save you

This post was edited by CheeseOfDoom on May 11 2009 05:12pm

wtfpwn'd by davidchico

not really



you said luck is a pretty big aspect, its not very big at all, you need the skill to save yourself if YOU fuck up

tell me then.. if you get surrounded by a pyro's flame trying to make it out of the base from the court yard being batted by a scout.. what would you do?

i wouldnt have gone for the pyro in the first place, i mean if i were good
im too greedy to do that

what if he rounds a corner and flames you?

spys usually know if there are any players around by scouting the base looking for a good target, so youd know if theres a pyro close enough to you to do that, if thats not the case then unless you are right by the corner you should be able to stay out of the pyros range and revolver him, which is something ive actually done quite a few times

ditto but.. im saying you just enter the base start of the game.. you get behind the sentry that's up in that courtyard and go behind them from the intelligence.. a pyro rounds a corner in that long hallway looking for a spy

those are the times where your just fucked. sometimes you can juke them out though

pyros arnt likely to juke out with ez.... lol ive 180'd them a couple times and they completely missed their flames