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Things we have learnt from our session on Live;
1. Col's modem is funked.
2. Borat spends too much time on R6 3 ;)
3. It shall happen again.
:-D
1. Col's modem is funked.
2. Borat spends too much time on R6 3 ;)
3. It shall happen again.
:-D
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Mattribute wrote:
> I can picture myself tricking many a crap player on RS 3 - or being
> utterly crap...
Everyone does both. It's the nature of the game.
> I can picture myself tricking many a crap player on RS 3 - or being
> utterly crap...
Everyone does both. It's the nature of the game.
It's not artificial, but you lknow what i mean...
I love creeping around and making people second guess everything for a turn and then in the next turn just running in and doing a total 'rambo' on everyone. :D
Playing against humans is the ultimate artificial intelligence?
That's comparable with:
There are known knowns we now know.
There are unknown known we know we don't know we know that we think we have some idea about.
etc
:D
That's comparable with:
There are known knowns we now know.
There are unknown known we know we don't know we know that we think we have some idea about.
etc
:D
Online play is like the ultimate AI - it's adaptive, keeps making you think and responsive.
I can picture myself tricking many a crap player on RS 3 - or being utterly crap...
I can picture myself tricking many a crap player on RS 3 - or being utterly crap...
Hedfix wrote:
> I wouldn't worry about falling behind. I've seen newbies (hell I'M
> still a newbie on RS 3!) wipe out entire teams because they play
> unpredictably.
yeah, unpredicatability (is that a word?) is the way you win at rs3. you can never use the same tactic more than a few times before the opposite team becomes wise and a bullet becomes one with your brain.
distraction is my favourite tactic - make them think you are in one place then shoot them from another. the best way is obviously to throw a grenade or flashbang to screw them up, but there are other sneakier ways like using silenced pistols to shoot windows, so they have no idea where the shot came from etc.
it really is a top game.
> I wouldn't worry about falling behind. I've seen newbies (hell I'M
> still a newbie on RS 3!) wipe out entire teams because they play
> unpredictably.
yeah, unpredicatability (is that a word?) is the way you win at rs3. you can never use the same tactic more than a few times before the opposite team becomes wise and a bullet becomes one with your brain.
distraction is my favourite tactic - make them think you are in one place then shoot them from another. the best way is obviously to throw a grenade or flashbang to screw them up, but there are other sneakier ways like using silenced pistols to shoot windows, so they have no idea where the shot came from etc.
it really is a top game.
If your the best, you can feck anybody and everybody and not be fecked by anyone at all. But just about everyone from then downwards have even chances. As real newbs, like hedfix said, are unpredictable and don't play how everyone else does and either get wiped out, or catch everyone off guard and kill everyone.
I got counter strike this morning and I played for a while then at lunch time me and Tilta (Mr. quiet ;P) had a game and I got killed so easily by the other team, but later in the day I started to get the hang ot it and its bloody briliant when you can actually kill others :D
Ah.
It's different to Top spin then - on TS, if you're not the best, you're fecked...
It's different to Top spin then - on TS, if you're not the best, you're fecked...
I wouldn't worry about falling behind. I've seen newbies (hell I'M still a newbie on RS 3!) wipe out entire teams because they play unpredictably. I myself took out a team last night simply by charging out from my base at the start, up the stairs of their base and gunning down the other team preparing to snipe out of their top floor positions.
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