And another thing, i use the word noob very loosily. When i'm speaking of the noobs with overkill kits and sniper rifles. Maybe it would be easy to say, Most, but not all, suck at being a true sniper. They pick up a sniper rifle and start shooting and they think to themselves this is kind of fun, but wait now i can't spray and pray at the people 10 feet from me. oh no, what am I to do. Lets take the easy route and instead of becoming better players. Lets pick up a p90 so i can still spray and pray from 20 yards or less. That is what i'm thinking when i see an overkill kit.

I'm sorry that might offend a lot of you but now you have an insight as to why overkill gets me angry. I would like to see people get better, but instead of getting better at guns that are actually hard to shoot they choose to get better at guns that are easy to shoot from the beginning. Hence the cap at which they can achieve greatness is not as high as others.

Now this is going to make it sound like this. Well "Moses thinks he is better then everyone else because his style of play" I'm sorry for my comments but if you know me I don't think like that nor act like that. I'm sure my egotistical side flairs up everyonce in a while but I believe i keep it at a minimum or make an effort to do so. I can't help my train of thought but that is the type of player I am and that's how I operate.

I would like to see people get to the caliber as some are at now, like hazzy and extinct and house and a few others but they refuse to take the neccessary steps to achieve this goal, and most of these players don't use a bolt action sniper rifle anyways.

Yes i have standards and i am dedicated to live by them. I'm sorry this turned into one big rant but I needed to say it to get it off my chest. Now you might have a better insight into my madness.

I have now just hijacked my own thread. Whoops Back to the topic at hand.

Sniper positions on maps and boundaries, and random guys