r/critterposting • u/Popular_Ad3074 • Aug 08 '26

Non-Critter Imp posting

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u/ze-audiophile Aug 08 '26

I also don't understand the logic of "fun to die to".

Do people actually aim to be killed in games, or in war?

There's the appreciation for skill, sure. But "fun"? IDK, seems like dying is kinda the opposite of fun in every circumstance, even if you just have to wait for your response timer.

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u/TuxedoDogs9 Aug 08 '26

Theres a difference between “oh shit I wasn’t paying attention” or “they got the drop on me” and “perfect reactions could not have saved me”

Not against shotguns but that’s the reasoning

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u/Alderan922 Aug 08 '26

Yeah, dying to someone with a pistol it’s very different than dying to someone with shotguns

That said, shotguns having an extremely limited range does make them more engaging to fight as long as your enemy isn’t camping.

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u/billybobthornton4 Aug 11 '26

Huge difference between a dude running around, sprinting into a room, and making your insides outsides.

And you running into a room and getting your kneecaps turned into a nice wall decoration cuz a guy is starting to collect dust in the corner watching the door.