one man tactics

Spl. Durkee wrote:

Did no one care to read this?
http://www.theairsoftsniper.com/squadtakedown.html

haha durkee, you're all into TASS website, but i have read that but last fall so its been awhile

yeah, theres some great resources on that website

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stick to cover, run and shoot, until you reach the next piece of cover

Yeah I have found that this works the best. Try to stay aggressive and most people will end up cowering behind their cover until you can move up and get a good shot on them.

yeah i now know about one man tactics having played 2 vs. 4 games etc or where i got split. i got split and was all alone. i basically advanced as fast as i could to each piece of cover. they engaged me. i engaged then fell back to another position nearby (they thought i was still where i was before and tried to circle around) in my new position i ambushed them but i was being a noob and after i hit the first one i broke cover thats when the second guy got me. i learned from my stupidity with a fat welt on my chest. >_<

Omega please don't bring up that incident I HATE THAT GUY so much. ANYONE! can evade a larger group when their alone and only carry a pistol. I personally prefer one man tactics because i don't have to worry about my teammates getting shot and I can try crazier things.

Omega Lambda wrote:

But yes, a good way to run is one where you can see where you're going while maintaining a low profile.

Just to add on to what Omega said, try "Groucho-walking". Bend your knees and walk heel-toe-heel-toe. You can cover a lot of ground while keeping accuracy high. It's a favored tactic of SWAT teams. When I use it in CQB, I find it also helps to calm you down a little bit.

Do mean like "roadie-run" as i like to call it. Crouching and running/jogging speed. Usually your knees should be near your face. They use roadie-running in the Gears of War video games.

No. Your knees should be almost like this >
They should look like that symbol. Kind of like a half-crouch.

YES!! exactly.. i think i explained it wrong. The idea is to stay as low as possible and move quickly.

Haha, no, my bad man, I thought you were talking about moving with your head about waist-level or something, haha. I'm going crazy, haha

yeah thats one of the best tactics out there to tell you the truth. I taught my brothers that, and theyre only 7, and they almost beat me in my backyard. It's especially good when going through a doorway or along a path because your so hard to hit because your moving so fast but yet your so low to the ground, and it may just be me, but i seem to have more stanima when in that position. I seem to be able to go farther and have more awareness to my surroundings!

alexkmmll wrote:

I seem to be able to go farther and have more awareness to my surroundings!

EXACTLY! It forces you to slow down our thoughts a little bit and be calmer. I have gotten more "kills" that way than just running around.

Fear nothing just switch to full and go in screaming.

NoNeed2Hate wrote:

you can run while prone. there's ways to do it. i know how think gears of war. you'll know what i mean like a crouch run

um thats not prone prone means ur laying down

Key elements of a one man killing crew:
1. Common Sense : don't do anything stupid or you will get "killed"
2. Stealth: be a patient killer move with the wind to hide your noise or move while enemy is moving. or some of the advice from that sniper website yall keep referin too
3. Keep your head on a swivel
4. Ambush, Ambush, Ambush!
5. Hit and run
6. Never stay in one place for too long (unless well concealed)
8. If available get into an enemy units formation then conceal within them, attack and cause confusion that 9/10 ends in OPFOR friendly fire (i once walked into an enemy position by direction of their spawn and killed all of 7 of them within 34 seconds and captured a flag even though they cheated *ask warsaw lol)
9. When you finaly decide its time to strike, Attack like force of the wind.
10. Think. The best weapon anyone can have is a well tuned combat oiriented mind.

i don't know what scopes you use but always have your eye through your scope ready to shoot (or be a very good hip shot artist) and most of all HAVE QUICK REFLEXES.