The new maps are meesing me up, it's going to take a while to learn them and until then, I'm first class noob again. I am using the M16/PP2000 combo more and more, my only gripe is the clip on the PP2000 - it's so small and if there is another guy who shows up quick, just a fraction more would help is what I thought. M16/PP2000 worked well on that huge grassy map, PP2000 inside the trenches and that cluster fuck multi entrance/exit middle bunker.

I've been using Cold Blooded and Ninja a lot, but other guys using ninja are my Kryptonite. I like the fact that I can concentrate on finding guys running for cover when sombody's Harrier Strike comes out, but hmm.. Guess there is a need to play more stealthy if that's the set-up you decide to run.

i still prefer team games since u can mix n match tactical with run n gun. FFA is completely opposite to what Resistance 1 and especially 2 are: straight up fire-fights.

So true... I never played Death Match on Warhawk becuse of that reason, it was just find guys and shoot them and die off random nade, wash and repeat, no tactical or meaningful objective...

In MW2, I like FFA because after a while I got an idea of where they hide, where they go, and what they like to do and I counter it. I have my strong areas/zones of each map that I know and I can control the game from there sometimes.

I mostly just haul around and mow 'em down when things are going my way, doesn"t work so well when you have yellow bars and there's someone else with the same thing in mind. The sounds are so important - you can usually tell where they are without UAV or anything just from their footsteps.

Hurts though, when you don't know the maps. Gotta learn the maps. Hate learning maps. Brain is so slow...

I Was Watching Some Of That Guys Vids... He Likes Being Good, Eh?

LOL. It IS Tedious Though Man; It's Understandable.

Rarely do I creep, yet I seem to do pretty well. Something is amiss...

Either way, let's think of the pros to playing FFA.

• Lots of chances to engage the enemy, as all of them are your enemies.
  
• Less camping, as there are no teammates to cover your back.
  
• More R & G (see above).
  
• Potentially more pure weapon usage time.
  
• Creating your own chances to engage the enemy, not needing an objective to attract them.
  

RFoM I'll give you, but I don't know about R2. Analyzing that game is like analyzing a piece of shit. Who wants to do that? Even if you did, in the end it'd still be a piece of shit.

so i got the game and beat it on veteran already....played about 45 mins of online and managed to go even most of the time. got a 8 kill streak on my second game! im loving the option to put silencers on all the SKILLGUN!'s lol

tore my asshole apart with the silent shotty.. him on red bar me on 4 green. wtf..
gg brotha man!

red. not dissing FFA. i know it takes skill and every mode is diff. im just not into it right now. i will keep trying various modes though. thats what makes this game fun.. all the frikkin variation!

in fact, the way i play most TDM or DOM etc is to assume my teammates are shit or not alive, and just go flanking by myself. i use them as bait and go the opposite way. so in a sense, im playing FFA by myself yet with the security of knowing 1/2 the guys wont kill me. heh

i just kept shooting ahead of time and it worked!

Last night playing on a buddy's account I won Scrapyard on straight up red bar, everyone else full green, 30-5 or something like that. Knife worked fine.

It's been the other way around where I had full green and eveyone else yellow or red and they always seemed to win even when I thought I had the jump. Sometimes yellow is awful and sometimes it feels fine. What's up with that??

(Red, if you say "Learn how to aim nub" or something like that, I'm making poopy in your slippers.)

banion: +1

though ive been nuked a few times. i actually think the EMP has more 'scary' impact than the nuke.

funny was LOL!
commentary dude was camping for 1/2 the game behind that one jeep...
i like his analogies on getting the enemy frustrated. true, it is.