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  1. 01-22-2006, 10:27 PM #16
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    Re: Knifing... again.

    When I knife I kill them then someone kills me after
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  2. 01-24-2006, 03:14 PM #17
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    Re: Knifing... again.

    haha
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  3. 01-25-2006, 11:59 AM #18
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    Re: Knifing... again.

    Quote Originally Posted by Priest
    I switch to my usp, Source fails my headshot roll, and I am twitched by an AK to the face.
    In the situation I described, I wouldn't have gone for the head shot. The USP has a pretty rapid ROF, and the chest is bigger than the head (one hopes). I'd have unloaded the entire clip..... quickly.

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    That is the dumbest thing I've ever heard.
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    Your best option in that particular case is a machine gun.
    That's tactically *very* unsound. Even with an unsilenced weapon, the situation you described is so rare (it happens, and I've been there), that the OpFor is disorientated briefly. If you can get a flash in amongst them without affecting yourself, any CQB weapon is your friend.
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  4. 01-25-2006, 08:25 PM #19
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    Re: Knifing... again.

    Quote Originally Posted by Root
    In the situation I described, I wouldn't have gone for the head shot. The USP has a pretty rapid ROF, and the chest is bigger than the head (one hopes). I'd have unloaded the entire clip..... quickly.

    I've been practicing a lot with the USP since that incedent, and, as always, you're right. This is my current favorite (single) pistol now.


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  5. 02-02-2006, 07:59 PM #20
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    Re: Knifing... again.

    Quote Originally Posted by Wyzcrak
    Mateo has it.

    Admins have stated this in this forum before. If stealth is vital, "knife is life."
    Isn't it great that knife now does double damage to the back? I remember back in the day when you would have to knife someone twice just to kill. Just to remind people who think that nothing good came after 1.5.

    p.s. glock > all pistols
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  6. 02-02-2006, 08:05 PM #21
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    Re: Knifing... again.

    Quote Originally Posted by Priest
    True, but a shwing is still quieter than a *CHACK...chick-Chack,* or *CHACK-CHACK.* Onomanapiatically.

    Now, is that a Wayne shwing or a Garth shwing?
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  7. 02-03-2006, 12:17 PM #22
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    Re: Knifing... again.

    Quote Originally Posted by aesop rock
    p.s. glock > all pistols
    Really? I'm interested to hear your reasoning behind that. The glock can be very deadly at point blank on burst fire, but I think the USP has better damage vs ROF. I'm still fond of the 228, but then any pistol that I can comfortably snipe with is a pretty handy weapon.
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  8. 02-03-2006, 02:17 PM #23
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    Re: Knifing... again.

    Quote Originally Posted by aesop rock
    Now, is that a Wayne shwing or a Garth shwing?
    It's always a wayne shwing! No one wants a garth shwing.
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  9. 02-03-2006, 07:14 PM #24
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    Re: Knifing... again.

    Quote Originally Posted by Root
    Really? I'm interested to hear your reasoning behind that. The glock can be very deadly at point blank on burst fire,
    Ewwwww burst fire that nasty slimey funtion

    And point blank range...... aren't all guns deadly at point blank range???

    I'm comfortable with all pistols that aren't Five-seveN,elites,and glocks because they are all the same.... point blank range it there only use

    Usp,deagles, and compacts can hit from a distant
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  10. 02-03-2006, 11:46 PM #25
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    Re: Knifing... again.

    Quote Originally Posted by Stealth Elite
    I'm comfortable with all pistols that aren't Five-seveN,elites,and glocks because they are all the same.... point blank range it there only use

    Uh... since when is the 5-7 good at close range? I find it much, MUCH better at a distance where I can comfortably pump the 10 rounds required to kill out...


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    Re: Knifing... again.

    Exclude Five-seveN I forgot it can hit from a distant but it isn't as good as the others
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    Re: Knifing... again.

    Okay :P


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  13. 02-11-2006, 01:25 PM #28
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    Re: Knifing... again.

    Quote Originally Posted by Stealth Elite
    Exclude Five-seveN I forgot it can hit from a distant but it isn't as good as the others
    yeah, it is good for distance, but i tend to go close range if i'm using pistols

    that's what a desert eagle's for


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    Re: Knifing... again.

    For some reason I hit ALOT of things with a deagle from a distant
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  15. 12-08-2006, 12:56 PM #30
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    Re: Knifing... again.

    In that situation (behind 5 unsuspecting enemies, not that it has EVER happened to me, but for the sake of discussion), I think I would trail them until they split up, making it more likely for me to kill them in smaller groups than all at once.

    Once you've broken them up (2 and 3, 4 and 1, 2 and 2 and 1, 3 and 1 and 1, etc.), the weapon you chose to kill them with does not become such a big issue.

    However, if you were absolutely forced to engage all 5 of them right then and there, I would say start by knifing the last guy, and then pull out a gun when you have to (preferably when there are only 2 left).

    Or an MG might do the trick of they are all bunched together. I would strongly advise against flashing a group of 5 enemies from behind, because you've just put a timer on how long you have to kill them. Although flashing does disorient and temporarily blind, it would take a great marksman with incredible fire discipline to a)headshot everyone in 3-4 seconds, or b) kill 3-4 with one magazine and then reload to finisht them off.

    However, if you can manage to get them down to a group of 2-3 (either by patient following or stealthy knifing), a flash would be a gret idea before finishing them off.
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