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i end with that :
seta vid_ypos "22"
seta winvoice_mic_mute "1"
seta winvoice_mic_reclevel "65535"
seta winvoice_mic_scaler "1"
seta winvoice_save_voice "0"
and you with :
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Sometimes Riot Shield is viable! Running 3 4 5 can be stronger than 5 7 11! Going for that final kill for your predator by pushing spawn may flip the entire enemy team's spawn, causing your teammates to get flanked. Tubing is a viable strat, but if it is all you know how to do, you will not grow as a player beyond a certain point. There may come a day when 5 players are tubing, and go up against a competent team who is able to counter tube, that 5 man group may complain how broken a subjectively weaker strategy is, or even quit playing. I believe MW2 is like Dota2, where SO many things are strong, and just about everything is viable, but bad habits prevent overall growth of the game!
I am knife primary (I can still shoot, snipe, play support if needed though), and far from a top tier player. Plat/Diamond skill lvl but looking at 4-5 players with 420 titles/ emblems in each lobby, so many can beat the stoners. I hope MW2 gets stronger with better, more well equipped players!
Early Game Routing, Map Efficient Movement, playing WITH teammates as opposed to solomissioning it, and overall understanding of fitting team roles are *heavily underutilized* by the majority of players. Even *top* players fail to grasp the concepts they are using to outplay opponents, outside of better aim, and general map knowledge.
How often have you considered using covering fire from a loud unsilenced LMG or AR to distract a camping opponent bunkering down with OMA while a LW Ninja player rushes in with a SMG, Sniper, or even Knife to regain control of a contested point. All it takes is a single competent player to understand what your team is doing, and to help each other out! Imagine the coordination of a team of public players all understanding the goals of the game. (Exmpl: When you play on Estate, its easier to control mansion and guard it while enemy has to tube, snipe, find a way in and clear out the spawns)
Excellent guide. Even if I disagree wtih some perk loadouts , weapon attachemnt opinions, gun viablities, this is still the best guide i've found to helping players move up in skill level.That being said, there's a lot more i think could be covered.
As someone who is a Knife Primary Player there are concepts popular in other video games, namely csgo, league of legends, and overwatch that *all* players can use to upgrade their MW2 Gameplay to fit their goals: to accrue more wins, higher win-rate, higher kda, reach larger killstreaks, become team kill-leader, higher points on scoreboard, or
even maximum exp per game. (imagine if destroyed air support and riot shield damage soaking were additional points on end-game scoreboard)