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wishface
Posted 8/29/2012 5:40:11 AM
Will your streak reset to zero if you are killed?
KCBVenomous
Posted 8/29/2012 5:41:49 AM
Yes
Kwizxx
Posted 8/29/2012 5:41:52 AM
Yes.
wishface
(Topic Creator)
Posted 8/29/2012 6:13:00 AM
Thanks. Not for me then.

I get the idea of not foccusing on kills per se. But this is no different than MW3 surely?

No, I don't like this idea for the very reason that you lose all your progress on death. I've never liked that idea.

I think the way HOmefront did it works best. Shame the rest of that game was rubbish.
d3dsight
Posted 8/29/2012 6:15:30 AM
The only way that would make sense is if there was a support package like MW3. Getting high lethal streaks when you're dying would ruin the game.
Soul_Intruder
Posted 8/29/2012 6:22:36 AM
d3dsight posted...
The only way that would make sense is if there was a support package like MW3. Getting high lethal streaks when you're dying would ruin the game.


It's funny because the Support strike package in MW3 still had lethal killstreaks.
d3dsight
Posted 8/29/2012 6:24:14 AM
Soul_Intruder posted...
d3dsight posted...
The only way that would make sense is if there was a support package like MW3. Getting high lethal streaks when you're dying would ruin the game.


It's funny because the Support strike package in MW3 still had lethal killstreaks.


And a lawlEMP. Support was a good idea, but implemented poorly.
wishface
(Topic Creator)
Posted 8/29/2012 6:35:34 AM
d3dsight posted...
Soul_Intruder posted...
d3dsight posted...
The only way that would make sense is if there was a support package like MW3. Getting high lethal streaks when you're dying would ruin the game.


It's funny because the Support strike package in MW3 still had lethal killstreaks.


And a lawlEMP. Support was a good idea, but implemented poorly.


all of the support packages were poorly implemented.

The whole game was implemented poorly.

No, i don't care foer this mechanic but i'm not surprised it's fundamentally the same.