a better question is, who's got the better chance of connecting his shots? Even if both players were miraculously exactly the same in skill, the guy moving is at an advantage in that he's a moving target, but also at a disadvantage in that his shots aren't anywhere near as accurate as the guy crouching. Naturally there are times that are good to do one or the other, and there is no one best option for all situations. It is perhaps best to keep moving if you're being shot at. But if you're not, cuz the guy's running somewhere else or just plain hasn't seen you yet, I'd say it's always best to stop dead and crouch in that situation. Standing affects your accuracy in a small way. Moving affects it in an even bigger way. Anyone that's been playing a long while has obviously adjusted to how the guns behave while you're running/jumping around and can still do very well while doing so, but the fact still remains that besides the awp, every gun is more accurate while you're crouched. If you're going to try to pick off 2/3/4 guys that haven't seen you yet, you'll stand a much better chance if you make sure that your shots are as accurate as possible, and that means crouching.
I've never seen any maps like this besides the one my cousin made, though it wouldn't surprise me if there were similar ones. If you got a sec, snag it and check it out, lemme know if that's the one you tried before or not. On 5/27/05, Jordan Barker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I guess I could have worded it better, regardless of the precieved > accuracy differences it's still a bad "strategy" ... standing or > crouching with an AK or M4, a burst aimed at the head is going to hit at > even the longest range in the stock CS maps, but who's going to be > harder to hit? > > A. The guy crouching, stationary - or at best moving at the pace of a > small turtle > > B. The guy standing, strafing between cover - stopping only briefly to > hit you in the face? > > And yes I've played those (or perhaps similar) glass tile maps, I wonder > if there are any for source? -- Clayton Macleod _______________________________________________ To unsubscribe, edit your list preferences, or view the list archives, please visit: http://list.valvesoftware.com/mailman/listinfo/hlds_linux
