Clutch

YouTube - I'm done ... (MW2 epic fail)

This was taken from a gamebattles match I played yesterday.

Note: The guy talking is not me, it's the guy I was playing against.

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Olaf Vikingsson

The 1v1 part was the part that you were doing wrong...

Also, wtf were you thinking engaging at that part of the map? It's pretty much a coin-toss.

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Carlos

To be fair, I have come across this kind of "stalemate" game, many times in public games, its a huge hit or miss. 60% is hit, the rest is miss. Especially if you aim at the enemy right, but this guy sits in a place where you can't see the face from any angle. If I was the OP, I'd withdraw from the position if someone's shooting like that. I could withdraw and go around.

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Clutch

I heard him lay the claymore and thought I could run around and take him by surprise. The round before that one, he layed a claymore at the top of the stairs and then went down (and he didn't know that I knew this).

I figured he was doing the same thing, but it turns out he layed his claymore at the bottom of the stairs and proceeded up instead.

And yes 1v1's are pretty stupid, but they're the easiest way to boost my GB rank on my new account since I don't split XP with anyone when I win.


edit: @Carlos

The word you're looking for is "headglitch". I don't remember if there were headglitches in previous CoD's, but there are quite a few of them in mw2. Here's the way it works... The camera that you see in your 1st person perspective is broadcasted from the head of your character. Because your 1st person view consists of a gun, you are able to shoot at another target as long as your head can see that target. This means that if the only thing showing is your head, you can still shoot at other people. It's a broken mechanic, but there are quite a few places it can be exploited. (see: white wall on scrapyard, any form of stairs, numerous garbage cans, etc.)

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