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Zipknob · 23-04-2007, 02:06 PM

The majority of weapons/armor probably arent farmed from PVE, but you need to get experience (for licenses) and money to purchase them, which can be obtained via PVE or PVP. Obviously there have to be better weapons as you progress, a high level stealth suit would probably consume less energy than a low level one, or conceal you more, or SOMETHING, otherwise why bother being a stealther if the game never changes for you?
I might be biased, but I feel confident that I can take on somebody who shoots 50% faster than me; not to mention you can use the enviroment and distance to gain your own advantage if you are outclassed.

On a sidenote: the bad part about CS is that its all reaction time and twitch(flicking the mouse to instantly get to your target), because the first on-target shot wins. Quake and UT are not so much twitch since you have to move the crosshair over large angles and twitch is unreliable. The best aimers track their target as closely as possible(even out of sight) and twitch very tiny amounts, if necessary.

23-04-2007, 02:06 PM	#48 (permalink)
Zipknob Member Join Date: Apr 2007 Posts: 37	Re: PVP High Level vs. Low Level The majority of weapons/armor probably arent farmed from PVE, but you need to get experience (for licenses) and money to purchase them, which can be obtained via PVE or PVP. Obviously there have to be better weapons as you progress, a high level stealth suit would probably consume less energy than a low level one, or conceal you more, or SOMETHING, otherwise why bother being a stealther if the game never changes for you? I might be biased, but I feel confident that I can take on somebody who shoots 50% faster than me; not to mention you can use the enviroment and distance to gain your own advantage if you are outclassed. On a sidenote: the bad part about CS is that its all reaction time and twitch(flicking the mouse to instantly get to your target), because the first on-target shot wins. Quake and UT are not so much twitch since you have to move the crosshair over large angles and twitch is unreliable. The best aimers track their target as closely as possible(even out of sight) and twitch very tiny amounts, if necessary.