Discuss Topic:Why players attack the players that they cannot kill?

[kayitsiz 621]

Sometimes I play Polygon games or like middle map games. There are some heavy tankers that they sitting a point and shooting some other players. Lots of games, players like this gets first position.

 

I was wonderful how to get first position with that way. Heal and some guns, okay. However, there are lots of long range and faster players. Most of the players can escape easily right? But, they get first place on list.

 

 

I though my experiences and watched these players. And I see that

 

Some players that can escape direct attack them! Some players really tries to do short or medium range attack to these players. This is clear that attacker cannot win this battle. Wasp-fire vs mammoth-twins-drug just LOL. Firebirds range is short, but what about ricochet-hornet vs mammoth-twins-drug? Same as thunder-mammoths.

 

This is not on team games, in DM. Think, you try 1 vs 1 against an opponent that you have no chance.

 

Question in on the title.

[falcosenna1 8,320]

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[Klankill804 753]

They're easy kills.

 

Like M2-M3 Railguns killing a Wasp like me. 

[kayitsiz 621]

I said that they attack to opponents that they  cannot kill?

 

Can a full heal wasp-firebird kill mammoth-twins with full heal? 

[CrimsonSaviour 40]

Probably people trying to push their luck....

[jazz20 1,181]

Now that experience from kills is more spread out among all contributors, this situation is not as bad or as silly as it may seem to some players.

[Papaya14 481]

I said that they attack to opponents that they  cannot kill?

 

Can a full heal wasp-firebird kill mammoth-twins with full heal? 

With skill, yes. Any combo can kill any combo with skill. The twins and mammoth is slow to turn, so the faster Wasp takes this advantage and circles around, dealing quick Firebird damage until the mammoth dies.

Edited February 17, 2015 by Papaya14

[kayitsiz 621]

With skill, yes. Any combo can kill any combo with skill. The twins and mammoth is slow to turn, so the faster Wasp takes this advantage and circles around, dealing quick Firebird damage until the mammoth dies.

I haven't seen, theorically true, but generally just feeding opponent

And, mammoth-twins players are usually more skilled

Edited February 17, 2015 by kayitsiz

[beaku 2,656]

I haven't seen, theorically true, but generally just feeding opponent

And, mammoth-twins players are usually more skilled

Who said mammoth - twins is more skilled. In fact, to survive in a DM with mammoth twins, you need to drug all the time. I have killed many mammoths using freeze and firebird with wasp/hornet. It's not just theory, it's true. Any combo can kill any combo ( as long as it works with the map).

Note :The above argument is based on my experience. If someone disagrees, I am open to suggestions.

[kayitsiz 621]

Who said mammoth - twins is more skilled. In fact, to survive in a DM with mammoth twins, you need to drug all the time. I have killed many mammoths using freeze and firebird with wasp/hornet. It's not just theory, it's true. Any combo can kill any combo ( as long as it works with the map).

Note :The above argument is based on my experience. If someone disagrees, I am open to suggestions.

Experienced players use mammoth-twins. They know how to be effective without moving much.

Heavy tanks need more experience.

However, experienced or not, lots of players use light hulls.

Why don't you escape easily and kill easy targets instead of a heavy tank with full drug? You can kill maybe 3easy target in DM, but you trying your chance to a full drugger heavy tank. Is it not pure suicide?

Edited February 17, 2015 by kayitsiz

[ll.DonT.Even.Try.ll 513]

I don't see anything to discuss here. Answer is simple - if they want to kill them and they think it's great choice, they do it. Any problem here?

[AbsoluteAlphaZero 2,027]

Idk what you mean but wasp fire rules, 4real! Especially in pro battles.