Over the past few call of duty titles I have perfected the whole idea of strafe jumping to prone to win unexpected gun battles. It seems as though now that a lot of halo players, including pros, are switching to BO2, people have started complaining about this strategy or tactic much much more. Do you guys think it's a problem, or just something that a lot of people either need to do and join the ranks, or get used to the fact that its here to say? Also, if you want to know how to do this, here is an instructional vid, but it's not the point of this post.
It honestly isn't a problem. It's a good way to punish head glitchers/snipers, and it really isn't that aggravating. If you're angry about being shot, then CoD won't be much fun.
Only bad kids Halo jump or Dropshot. There cheap "tactics" and the only reason players get kills from doing this is because there so ridiculous mid-gun fight it catches a lot of kids off guard. Sure, you can chalk that up to "skill" if it helps you sleep at night.
Besides, both of these "Tactics" are useless playing against players who can actually aim and not 10 year olds with no thumbs.
They allow you to jump in a game, they allow you to shoot in a game. If they didnt want you to jump AND shoot they would have disabled the weapon when jumping.
Quickscopers annoy me more but not enough to hate on thm.
If people need to resort to douchebaggery, I am ok with it. I enjoy shooting them out of the air and hearing them claim that I am using sorcery in the seconds after.
