Run And Gun

[BattleDepths]

Who here likes the Run and Gun game style?

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[MoB Corleone352]

I enjoy Run and Gun. I like to flank a lot.

[BattleDepths]

I was in a game the other day by myself in blitz and they guys were spawn trapping my whole team. Wish I were that good of running and gunning lol

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[breaksk81]

I love run n gun but I also can stay back. But I was just in a blitz game with the 24 and 25 in the world and they were down trapping the shit out of us they had 3 kem between there whole team lol. I stil got 6 scores on them I went hella negitive like 40 or something

[BattleDepths]

I think it would take some time knowing all the spawn points of where they have to stand to get you to spawn in one spot but it would be so fun lol

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[Mr_Fud3m3ntals]

For me is depends on the game mode but more flanking n less running

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[CAG Archangel]

I used to run n gun but not so much now as the squad tends to be more tactical and PTFO. This has also aided in me going positive more often than not.



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[BlameItOnGod13]

if you like to run and gun for CoD talk to Patron. he's clutch with that shit.

i like to be aggressive in BF4 and be a total Flankenstein as much as possible. i like to get a feel for the other team before i get too aggressive though. if they are bums then i'll just rush the shit out them all game and see what i can get away with.

[layserman2]

ran&gun is fun.

i also <3 camping 'tactically holding down a position' and flanking manouvers as well.

[Kujeaux]

After starting with Rainbow Six and Ghost Recon (no respawns), it took years to get used to run-n-gun but that's mostly what I do in COD games now. My Ghosts K/D just went over 1.6 on Core TDM (is 1.3 in MW3, 1.7 in Blops 2). Though, I will hold down an area when playing with friends.

It's important to have great awareness and quick reactions. Awareness meaning a general knowledge of where the enemies are and will be spawning, what areas are highly traveled/camped, realizing when you might be spotted by SAT COMs or enemy streaks, avoiding deadly areas like open areas that are heavily monitored, using sound (with a surround sound headset) to predict the movements of close enemies, knowing where you should hide when you need to reload. Learn which areas of maps you are successful in, where you can take a second to pause and reassess where everyone is, what's going on. Most of my routes are flank routes. The map is a sea, run from port to port, gathering intel and supplies at each stop.

Just my two cents