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vigorm0rtis
Posted 11/17/2012 3:57:53 AM
Robot_Soopa posted...


Really? I feel like it's the exact opposite. All the previous games had really wide square and rectangle maps with multiple stories.

I feel like every map in this game is an extremely narrow rectangle without and really depth so it just sends both teams towards the center.


I've probably put in less hours than most people here, so I'm still getting a sense of the maps. I might be wrong. I also tend to play objective matches, so the 'funnel' effect is somewhat mitigated.
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Staind Hart
Posted 11/17/2012 4:25:01 AM
Sweet, I actually have ADHD, must be why I'm enjoying the maps thus far :)
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Krazoa2
Posted 11/17/2012 4:29:43 AM

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YusukeUrameshi7 posted...
This entire game caters to kids with ADHD


FTFY

DividerByZero posted...
And you love it, because you can use SHOTGUNS.

Had to make the reference. It was just there.


And I thought I was being funny when I made it 20 minutes later T_T
FlipManV3
Posted 11/17/2012 4:35:55 AM
From: vigorm0rtis | #002
You mean no bottlenecks you can camp.
I think they're pretty good. Lots of angles and approaches, keeps you on your toes.


Care to name some highly campable places that are bottlenecks in the past games?
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DividerByZero
Posted 11/17/2012 4:40:44 AM
Krazoa2 posted...
YusukeUrameshi7 posted...
This entire game caters to kids with ADHD


FTFY

DividerByZero posted...
And you love it, because you can use SHOTGUNS.

Had to make the reference. It was just there.


And I thought I was being funny when I made it 20 minutes later T_T


Don't worry, there are plenty of YuYu references you can make.
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Shark8637
Posted 11/17/2012 4:44:48 AM
FlipManV3 posted...
From: vigorm0rtis | #002
You mean no bottlenecks you can camp.
I think they're pretty good. Lots of angles and approaches, keeps you on your toes.


Care to name some highly campable places that are bottlenecks in the past games?
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That construction site thing in MW3 where you go through the concrete pipe at the centre of the map. (Hardhat)
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vigorm0rtis
Posted 11/17/2012 4:54:01 AM
FlipManV3 posted...
From: vigorm0rtis | #002
You mean no bottlenecks you can camp.
I think they're pretty good. Lots of angles and approaches, keeps you on your toes.


Care to name some highly campable places that are bottlenecks in the past games?
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Seriously? BO and MW3 were full of them. I don't remember the names of maps, so I'd have to go look them up. The big maps not so much, but small and medium ones have them.
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FlipManV3
Posted 11/17/2012 5:05:40 AM
From: vigorm0rtis | #017
Seriously? BO and MW3 were full of them. I don't remember the names of maps, so I'd have to go look them up. The big maps not so much, but small and medium ones have them.


The only thing I can really think of in MW3 was the city one in France(I think) near the back alley, but even then, there are FOUR different ways to enter the back side and kill a person.

Also, that's not camping, but rather sniping in a traditional sense, especially if you're covering a certain spot(B).
That term "camping" have changed and used in the wrong term so much within the past 5 years. Camping is literally proning/crouching and guarding one entrance.
A great example would be the desk on the 2nd floor in Nuketown and you're guarding both entryways. That spot isn't very advantageous though.
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garcia_jx
Posted 11/17/2012 7:18:51 AM
vigorm0rtis posted...
You mean no bottlenecks you can camp.


Those were the best.
Rafahil19
Posted 11/17/2012 7:20:54 AM
The real problem with the maps is that you can be approached from every direction. You are not safe anywhere. There should have been somewhat less access points.
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