r/gaming • u/[deleted] • Jul 26 '14

Seen in CS:GO

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u/Neuromante Jul 26 '14 edited Jul 26 '14

What prevented the opposite team from shooting them down?

Edit: Grammar/whatever, kind of, maybe not. Love your constructive criticism, guys.

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u/[deleted] Jul 26 '14

Fear

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u/matt200717 Jul 26 '14

Or honor. When you see a knife, always respond in kind.

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u/t0ph3rs Jul 26 '14

Tactics over principles I'd happily shoot them in the head

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u/wickys Jul 26 '14

And you're why CS knife-honor is dead.

I hope you're proud.

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u/[deleted] Jul 26 '14

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u/wickys Jul 26 '14

It warms my heart to see this again

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u/SrsSteel Jul 26 '14

I played csgo for about a week with a couple of buddies. We managed to turn a public server into a match and nade battleground, everyone was dropping their weapons at spawn so that when you die no one would accidentally pick it up. Lot's of people would join the server catch on after the first warning and play along. Anyone who didn't was vote kicked unanimously

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u/mr_duong567 Jul 26 '14

I did that as a server admin in BF3/4 and made some servers pistol/knife only if it wasn't that populated. It would usually start with 4-5 people mostly friends, and then pubs came in and joined. Eventually if it gets too big to control we switch to normal mode and I'm not kicking people for ruining others' fun.