Quote (itzpookiie @ Oct 29 2011 04:35pm)
im pretty sure theres gonna be a graph sometime soon
gonna post this pic with explanation on the bottom
though i cant really explain it like this very well i will try my best
keep in mind this is something i came up with fast just to give you an idea
http://i23.photobucket.com/albums/b355/Ichimaru_Gin/flank.png
red square - enemy flag
blue square - team flag
grey boxes - walls
star - position
blue stars is probably the best position to take 90% of the times because majority ofplayers WILL NOT look that way
why? because they know you are not spawning in that direction so they only look at the direction your team is spawning leaving them open to be flanked
and like i said
you want wall to cover your back or/and side so that you can narrow down the area of field you have to look out for enemies
green is a good funnel position if they start pushing/flanking but once you move up you would be in a bad situation since you funneled yourself and enemy team WILL be looking your direction
red is the position you NEVER want to be in
though to be real, you will find yourself in this position due to situations
the reason why you dont want to be in this position is because the area of field you have to pay attention to is extremely wide which gives you no focus or direction
you will most likely see many players in this position, but many players will also see you the moment you fire at one of them
yellow is the route you take with caution
you gotta have fast reaction time, good aim, and very good map awareness to survive this positioning majority of the time
though you narrow down the field of vision(top and right yellow line above yellow star) you can be flanked in the back(left line), though its 50% you wont cause they'll head directly to your flag
this is why you need good reaction and aim in case they dont head directly to your flag
another tip
when you go to get a flag
MAKE SURE YOU CLEAR THE AREA FIRST
hope this helps the beginners
u actualy drew the pic? lol