MikeG66 wrote:
I'm not suggesting the entire game be catered to casual players, just make some lobbies for people who only play a couple hours a week. There is absolutely a learning curve in this game. If you can't tell it then you're probably one of the people who has played this entire series. That isn't meant as a dig or insult in any way, just a statement. MW3 is my first console shooter but I've been around gaming long enough to know when something is broken. What cheap mechanics? If you can't see akimbos (which have NO accuracy penalty and yet twice the fire rate) and qsing as cheap mechanics then no amount of explaining will ever convince you. How would you propose a casual player get better at the game when you can barely round a single corner in the game without being instantly killed by someone with akimbos or qsing? I really would like an answer to that question. As for me being a bad player making excuses, I've never claimed to be a good player.
This game is catered to casuals. MW2 was where I first started COD. I have ~ a 1.5 k/d in that game. The fact that I can hold a 1.5 in my first cod game says something about the learning curve. If you pick up a game like halo or gears of war you get your face pounded in for a good bit before you start being able to cope.
I rarely get killed by quickscopers. Most of them suck so much that they are free kills for me. Machine pistols can be annoying but they aren't a reason to dashboard. You act as if they aren't available to you too...
