AdventureBMO wrote The whole Community Is like this . This cant Be fix , You " Players " Say the same stuff to us so why do we Respect you back if you dont resspect us?

- RisK BMO

I don't get what you said, learn to talk properly. And don't sign your name, you're not known. :crazy:

This is why I stopped playing SnD, I didn't mind it as much when my team-mates were still alive and going for the objective but when it was just the trickshotter last alive and he would either die by running away from some guy literally 3ft in front of him because he wanted to go for a spinny 720 double-tap no-scope or by suiciding off the crane on Highrise, it annoyed the hell out of me. I've lost touch with SnD and mainly play Demolition or Domination now.

Ghouls wrote " I haven't seriously played CoD in months, but honestly, trickshotting is pretty aggravating, almost as much as getting constantly noob tubed back in prime MW2 days.

Trickshotting is considered boosting because well, you're getting a friend on the other team, getting them last alive and getting a free kill. You may see nothing wrong with it because the game is old, but last I checked, Infinity Ward never removed the ToS on the game. It's still against the rules, in an indirect way.

Personally, it pisses me off for these reasons.
1) You do it in public matches consistently now. This just ruins it for everyone else who actually WANTS to play. It's selfish.

2) MW2 generally had people sitting in a corner with one man army, killing all "unfriendly" enemies with a noobtube, then setting up until the match ends. What do we do then? Watch you climb up a ladder and spin.

3) What happens is someone kills the people setting up? They rage, very hard.

Those are my reasons, now I haven't played MW2 in awhile and SnD since MW2. Trickshotters aren't as common in other lobbies. "

Theres those kids that do that and in the trickshotting community we hate on them to WE DO NOT LIKE SET UP Clips on BO2, mw2 is a different story its been set up central for a while now and probably going to change. and boosting? maybe if you werent bad enough to get killed by us you wouldnt have to spectate buddy.

It's great how you actually assume so much in one little sentence.
1) Only in MW2? Woah, sorry, didn't realize that all of the people who set up in BO2 last time I played were not actually part of this discussion.
It happens in every game, you are just a imbecile and believe that because you don't do it, no one else does.

2)Yes boosting. It's essentially the same situation. You have a friend on the opposite team and you get free kills. I'm sorry your pea sized brain is having a hard time comprehending this.

3) I'm bad? Oh, I'm sorry. Didn't realize you know who I am and have played with me before, you are assuming I'm bad. I haven't been killed by a trickshotter since MW2. Ever hear of One Man Army? Once again, you are an idiot. Try running from a Grenade Launcher after walking around a corner, not realizing the whole team is waiting for you to do this.

Do I ever actually get killed by someone trickshotting with a sniper? Hardly, maybe once or twice.

I'm sorry, but your who retaliation just reeked of idiocy. So many factors yet you judge so quickly. What are you, 12?

Why don't you play minecraft if you hate trickshoters?

I have no problem with the likes of trickshotters, they're easily killed and easy to know what they will do next, so I normally kill them before they have a chance.

The thing I absolutely hate about the likes of them is the cockiness. Exxxample: If you get killed across the map by a lucky shot then they send you messages saying stuff like "Oooh. You got owned." and stuff like that, and even in Game chat that happens as well.

I Think trickshotting is more luck rather than skill, but I will admit, when I do quickscopes and noscopes in private matches with my friends we acknowledge others' kills and judge it on luck, no skill is required in it when 5 year-olds who think it is cool to trickshot think its 100% skill.

Personally I hate them, all they do is spin around in circles and shoot.

They make the game boring for the people who have to sit and watch them fail countless times.

Also when you kill them they get all mad and starting shouting at you because you aren't using a sniper or standing still for them.

MrLonelyLobo wrote This is why I stopped playing SnD, I didn't mind it as much when my team-mates were still alive and going for the objective but when it was just the trickshotter last alive and he would either die by running away from some guy literally 3ft in front of him because he wanted to go for a spinny 720 double-tap no-scope or by suiciding off the crane on Highrise, it annoyed the hell out of me. I've lost touch with SnD and mainly play Demolition or Domination now.

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Resort wrote Personally I hate them, all they do is spin around in circles and shoot.

They make the game boring for the people who have to sit and watch them fail countless times.

Also when you kill them they get all mad and starting shouting at you because you aren't using a sniper or standing still for them.

Its not like normally sniping, you don't every shot... Its not really failing, but if you want to say we fail then okay

if you really want to trick shot do it in a private match and weird profile pic you have their

Possess wrote

Ghouls wrote " I haven't seriously played CoD in months, but honestly, trickshotting is pretty aggravating, almost as much as getting constantly noob tubed back in prime MW2 days.

Trickshotting is considered boosting because well, you're getting a friend on the other team, getting them last alive and getting a free kill. You may see nothing wrong with it because the game is old, but last I checked, Infinity Ward never removed the ToS on the game. It's still against the rules, in an indirect way.

Personally, it pisses me off for these reasons.
1) You do it in public matches consistently now. This just ruins it for everyone else who actually WANTS to play. It's selfish.

2) MW2 generally had people sitting in a corner with one man army, killing all "unfriendly" enemies with a noobtube, then setting up until the match ends. What do we do then? Watch you climb up a ladder and spin.

3) What happens is someone kills the people setting up? They rage, very hard.

Those are my reasons, now I haven't played MW2 in awhile and SnD since MW2. Trickshotters aren't as common in other lobbies. "

Theres those kids that do that and in the trickshotting community we hate on them to WE DO NOT LIKE SET UP Clips on BO2, mw2 is a different story its been set up central for a while now and probably going to change. and boosting? maybe if you werent bad enough to get killed by us you wouldnt have to spectate buddy.

It's great how you actually assume so much in one little sentence.
1) Only in MW2? Woah, sorry, didn't realize that all of the people who set up in BO2 last time I played were not actually part of this discussion.
It happens in every game, you are just a imbecile and believe that because you don't do it, no one else does.

2)Yes boosting. It's essentially the same situation. You have a friend on the opposite team and you get free kills. I'm sorry your pea sized brain is having a hard time comprehending this.

3) I'm bad? Oh, I'm sorry. Didn't realize you know who I am and have played with me before, you are assuming I'm bad. I haven't been killed by a trickshotter since MW2. Ever hear of One Man Army? Once again, you are an idiot. Try running from a Grenade Launcher after walking around a corner, not realizing the whole team is waiting for you to do this.

Do I ever actually get killed by someone trickshotting with a sniper? Hardly, maybe once or twice.

I'm sorry, but your who retaliation just reeked of idiocy. So many factors yet you judge so quickly. What are you, 12?

I completely agree with your points. However you did kind of contradict yourself.
"I havn't been killed by a trickshotter since Mw2" then you wnt on to say "Do I ever actually get killed by someone trickshotting with a sniper? Hardly, maybe once or twice." Sorry just had to point that out