[*M]ONSTER CANNON wrote:
Frank Baracca wrote:
Mac wrote: M.O.Ms, I have a confession to make.
I'm a camper.
And a spawnkiller.
Today, while carelessly jaunting through the beautiful Messines skies, I happened across an enemy base down below. I just so happened to have two bombs on the underside of my plane, and decided to investigate.
I banked my plane and began to dive, relishing the wind in my little anime pilot's face. Then I saw the message: "Francisr joined the game" in red letters.
I pulled up and dropped my bombs on the hangars, the resulting explosion sweet music to my ears. What happened next was not.
I turned and shot the enemy pilot in the back. Blues were coming over the hill, so I wheeled around, just in time to see him pulling off the runway. I shot him again. And again. Again. And again.
14 times, I killed that level 27 player on the runway. He never braked, never throttled correctly. Just respawned and pulled out, right in time for me to strafe his backside.
I finished the game 16-0. 2 hangars. 2 wins. And zero regrets.
Kick me, demote me (what's below "scrub"?), punish me, do what you will. If I had a chance I would do it again. Unfortunately, most players aren't stupid enough to give me that chance.
But, my dear friend, if someone do it to you, I do not think you like it .....
Disappointing...definitely not something worth bragging about. Though, covering for pilots is something I've done...but not in a lopsided game.
I've always like you, Mike. But honestly, I'm gonna have to disagree with you here. Not camping is your choice, as well as it is mine. And I choose to camp in bombing missions.
I have at least 2 screenshots of myself telling him to "USE. YOUR. BRAKES". I know for a fact he spoke English. His complete and puzzling unwillingness (I mentioned he was level 27, right?) to have any kind of survival instinct is what is disappointing to me.
And Frank, I like you too. And I haven't been spawnkilled in a long, long, time. The brakes make you bulletproof for a reason. But this fellow pulled out again and again, just as I was literally in PERFECT position to kill him.
When I left his base, I still had 140 ammo. There was one hangar left, and I decided to not cover anymore. Or camp.
Whether I killed him or not was almost completely his choice. I'm certain I could not do the same thing to you.
I play to win. I apologize if you are disappointed, but I have little intention of changing my style.