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Groden said:
The Spice Melange said:
I was doing mostly for the jumps that have you strafe.

I can't strafe.
Don't hold W when jumping, hold A or D.
I know, I'm getting better.

A quick how to guide for those confused on how to not WM1 with the Axtinguisher.
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Aiden Pearce said:
My S. Beggar's Bazooka joined the double digets club.
I've been using that thing of beauty more often than the stock launcher lately. I miss never having to actually be worried about ammo and being capable of doing more than just making a Sniper duck at long range, but getting a cheap kill around the corner when someone walks into a barrage just makes it really OP sometimes.
 
Groden said:
Aiden Pearce said:
My S. Beggar's Bazooka joined the double digets club.
I've been using that thing of beauty more often than the stock launcher lately. I miss never having to actually be worried about ammo and being capable of doing more than just making a Sniper duck at long range, but getting a cheap kill around the corner when someone walks into a barrage just makes it really OP sometimes.

Do people really duck (crouch) to avoid projectiles?

I find that image hilarious for some reason
 
Christian Brutal Sniper said:
Do people really duck (crouch) to avoid projectiles?

I find that image hilarious for some reason
That was somewhat a joke, meant more that any aware Sniper can easily just strafe away or not move at all because the rockets are really fucking inaccurate, but you'd be surprised that it does work sometimes if you can't strafe when a grenade or something is heading your way, though it's most useful to do as Heavy.
 
i just click the 'dont die' button (M2) and i'm fine


dodging is for noobs lolol
 
yeah or just run away really fast and use double jumps to dodge, that's what i do when im not playing spy


I just realized I play those two classes the most because I can most easily avoid death with them. Dying sucks.
 
marty's innate fear of oblivion subconciously affects every choice he makes in his day-to-day life