For the players that are thinking like an extreme Jarhead, stop with the 4+ group hot drops... There is no Pearly gates of Heaven on the other side of dying in this game. There is just another load screen and waiting to play the game once again. Use your heads for heaven sakes. I don't feel like being dragged into death traps.
@neillkorey wrote:Have a nice day I understand you can not admit you contradicted yourself because you are just that guy no worry’s have a wonderful life
I am sure thats true in your crazy interpretation of things. I basically drop like you would in pubg or fortnite for some reason this feature to detach from the jumpmaster is called dropping solo and its an optional feature. For some reason me doing this and saying i do this everytime i play, means in your world that i would also have to play solo for the rest of the game after detaching from my jumpmaster. I dunno where i have said i play the rest of the game solo, please find the post where i say that.
The only reason you are posting here is because I dissagreed to a post about it beeing imposible to detect ESP hacks two days ago in a different thread.
Your very first post said I jump solo everytime because of this that is you saying you jump solo to stay out of the situation of hot dropping with 4+ teams but I get you don’t understand that go read the first post and read your reply and tell me you have not contradicted yourself because it is wrong and I did not say map hack is impossible to see I said map hack is harder to spot than aimbots or speed hack and I think most people would agree with me
@neillkorey wrote:Your very first post said I jump solo everytime because of this that is you saying you jump solo to stay out of the situation of hot dropping with 4+ teams but I get you don’t understand that go read the first post and read your reply and tell me you have not contradicted yourself because it is wrong and I did not say map hack is impossible to see I said map hack is harder to spot than aimbots or speed hack and I think most people would agree with me
You keep repeating that, but unless you can make an argument that jumping solo ie not attached to a jump master = playing the rest of the game solo then you really don't have a point at all.
And I think you know this, you are just being difficult because I disagreed with a post and now you are mad. Let me put it this way, if i hadn't made that post on wednesday you wouldn't give a * if i dropped solo or not.
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I used to hate it .. but I like it now. Who cares if I die right away? It's kill or be killed. A race to who can get the best gun, or most gear, the fastest. Far more entertaining than looting for fifteen minutes just to get mowed down by a hacker or a squad who's just objectively better at aiming than you are. I can see why it's hated but honestly the only way to avoid it is to run with a pre made squad. I'm no Shroud but fighting in an area holding four or five teams is a * blast. Sure, you might die right away. Or probably will. It's the challenge that I like. If I come out on top I can * my chest out and say King Kong ain't got * on me. Then get * on by some guy when I round the next corner. lol
The thing about Hot Zones is if you win them you're pretty much guaranteed to win the game.
I like dropping hot because it's fun and I can win them prretty often. I'd rather have fun and set the pace of the game, than hide and loot for 10-20mins just to die to the first squad I see.
Everything is about skill and strategy. Those two are the true and efficient ways of fighting and winning battles.
The only reason why people hot drop, inside of the game, is because it is not reality.
I'm pretty sure that someone will respond with, "That's right, it's a video game! (May or may not be a exclamation)"
Then I'm sure that the player will respond with, "This is the reason why I... (adds information to support their thoughts or claims)"
As a player, I'm trying to change the mindset of those players because you're literally playing russian roulette.
Your attempt is to live life on the edge (obviously not in RL, but in the game).
Just yesterday, while streaming Code Red, all of the three winners agreed, "Hot dropping really does nothing. We still make the same amount of kills."
This statement should change your mindset philosophy of, "I must make 10 kills immediately, and I must have the top damage done!"
Hot Drops or Not = Same ending results
@ViralBane wrote:I used to hate it .. but I like it now. Who cares if I die right away? It's kill or be killed. A race to who can get the best gun, or most gear, the fastest. Far more entertaining than looting for fifteen minutes just to get mowed down by a hacker or a squad who's just objectively better at aiming than you are. I can see why it's hated but honestly the only way to avoid it is to run with a pre made squad. I'm no Shroud but fighting in an area holding four or five teams is a * blast. Sure, you might die right away. Or probably will. It's the challenge that I like. If I come out on top I can * my chest out and say King Kong ain't got * on me. Then get * on by some guy when I round the next corner. lol
Thats true but I'm playing a BR to play a BR. I have other games to play if I get bored of BR.
@EvoCyberNation wrote:Everything is about skill and strategy. Those two are the true and efficient ways of fighting and winning battles.
The only reason why people hot drop, inside of the game, is because it is not reality.
I'm pretty sure that someone will respond with, "That's right, it's a video game! (May or may not be a exclamation)"
Then I'm sure that the player will respond with, "This is the reason why I... (adds information to support their thoughts or claims)"
As a player, I'm trying to change the mindset of those players because you're literally playing russian roulette.
Your attempt is to live life on the edge (obviously not in RL, but in the game).
Just yesterday, while streaming Code Red, all of the three winners agreed, "Hot dropping really does nothing. We still make the same amount of kills."
This statement should change your mindset philosophy of, "I must make 10 kills immediately, and I must have the top damage done!"
Hot Drops or Not = Same ending results
Well its because alot of people consider hot dropping good practice too. Which I'l admit it is. The problem is that it would be selfish of me to take a practice round when my other teamates might be taking it more seriously and going for a winning round.
I really don't think they should add a solo mode, until they add a unranked and ranked queue based on some form of elo for wins or placement. This way.... people who lose most matches to pad kill stats won't be matched with people who place higher just off the elo win ranking or avg placement stat. An avg placement stat would be cool to have. And also people who don't want to play that competitively can just hot drop in practice queue.
