Quote (Kevorkian @ Jul 30 2013 10:42am)
I do not purposely head glitch or any other kind of cheap play. Majority of the time I run and gun. Dropshotting to say the least is cheap play. I can understand screwing around with such tactics for fun, but how you could deny their cheapness is beyond me.
To be able to drop to the ground and shoot someone accurately in a fraction of a second is just dumb... Diving to prone and shooting is more understandable because of the delay where you can not shoot. Dropshotting should be given the same delay or more slowed movement imo.
I don't remember what I all touched on in the vid and don't want to watch it back, but as someone who has played CoD for many years I can point out the differences for you. In MW2 dropshotting worked the best..but even then commando/rangers/spas or any kind of insta-kill would still prevail sometimes. There was no stalker perk or stock attachment, so people couldn't easily strafe a dropshotter. Jumpshotting was also slow and clunky, plus people die too quick to fully benefit from a jumpshot anyways in MW2.
BO1 nerfed the dropshot. They removed the ability to penetrate objects at all, so every single thing you bumped up against would prone block you. Not only that, but they made the drop speed slower and pivot speed slower. Also, guns do less dmg, so panic knifers were even more prevalent in BO1. BO1 also introduced the bad lag comp that we know today, so the game in general is bad. Jumpshotting is usually the best option here.
MW3 introduced the stalker perk, which pretty much totally rapes dropshotters in many scenarios, so strafing is usually the best option in MW3. Dropshotting still works decent in this game.
BO2 brought back the stock attachment, but due to the 10 point system, most people don't use it on anything besides ARs. Droping to the ground is still just as slow as it was in BO1, but the pivot speed is even slower, so it's even more nerfed. BO2 also brought back the same lag comp that was in BO1, so it's also a bad game in general. Again, jumpshotting is usually the best option.
I'm just trying to do you a favor, because announcing publicly that you think dropshotting is "cheap" instantly implies you're bad at the game to anyone who actually trys hard and/or is a competitive player. You didn't comment on whether or not your think jumpshotting is cheap as well? You'd probably throw up in your mouth if you watched any competitive gameplays since they jump and drop constantly.