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New Mining tactis(always works) [message #-968695] Sun, 09 June 2002 02:20 Go to previous messageGo to previous message
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Finally I was able to rgister. Been wanting to participate in the discussion for so long. [Big Grin]

I'd like to settle the mining debate. I always get into arguments with people about how to mine (by the door, on the mct, stacked high, on a guy [Smile] , whatever).

It really depends on the map, but when I'm mining, I always do:
-3 or 4 per door, on the floor or on the inside door frame
-3 to 5 in the area near the mct. Mining the mct itself is useless, IMO - you can toss a c4 and never touch mined mct's. But you have to get near the mct to c4 it, that's why I mine right in front.

The number obviously depends on the map I'm playing.

Arrangement - I usually plunk down mines spread out, in an oval or a line if it's a door. It only takes 3 mines to kill a normal character, but you waste 2 if you have, say, 5, and they are stacked or close together and some normal soldier kills themselves on them. [Razz]

I never mine tunnels. I think it's a waste - you can't watch the mines all the time, and lots of tunnels have too many exits or are too wide to cover to be worth it. Well...there is one exception - Field, where either team can place beacons near a building and avoid base defense. I'll usually reserve 6 for there. But otherwise, forget it.

So how does everyone else mine? Am I wrong for mining the way I do? [Wink]

[ June 09, 2002, 10:46: Message edited by: -HDC- Hibiki ]
 
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