M. Bison Wrote:

OwnageHN Wrote:Both winning and losing teams have those "spray and pray" noobs.  In fact, if you limit the AWP to the losing team, then you're enabling the "spray and pray" noobs on the winning team to die.  The point that you want to convey is that spraying and praying is only good in some situations.  These "newbs" should be schooled as to how NOT to play.  They should NOT spray a Mac-10 across the wooden bridge in de_aztec against an AWPer.

That's right. They absolutely don't know how to play which I've tried to point out several times. If you want to try to school all the newbs who join then good luck on that.

What do you say about enabling the "spray and pray" noobs on the winning team to die when you limit the AWP to the losing team?  You aren't "making spray and pray more effective" for both teams.

Also, I am doing my part in schooling these newbs by teaching them that if they charge me with a Glock while I'm AWPing from long range, they'll most likely die.

M. Bison Wrote:

OwnageHN Wrote:Actually, there's nothing wrong with that, unless they die or if they complain about it.

Wrong, their shitty playing pisses off all the "good" players, who after a while decided winning every round is just plain ridiculous, and ended up joining the losing team. I'm surprised you've not got sick of it either, it's like doing Comp Stomps on StarCraft to boost your score, there's just simply no skill in it.

What I stated isn't completely wrong.  I've "peaced" plenty of AWPers and others at long range doing what I explained.  Since I didn't die, and I could not complain because I didn't die, there was nothing wrong with what I did.  Also, if I still lived after doing this and unless I "gave away my teammate's position," I did nothing wrong.

EDIT because I think your quote was updated from the time that I read it to the point that I clicked quote:
Also, plenty of noobs have killed me before.  I'm clearly not invincible.  There's a luck factor to CS:S, like gambling, which makes it addictive.