I see what you're saying. In fact, it answers a lot of questions.
I like getting the first kill. Usually if I can get that first kill, I can go on 8, 10, 12 kill streaks out of the hole. I believe in playing psychologically as much as I can and when you have someone open up with a huge streak like that in the first two minutes, calling in all three of your ksr's at least once, maybe twice depending on what your set-up is, that puts the game in your favor psychologically in a huge way.
The problem is, unless you run scavenger and fast hands using the Perk 2 Greed wildcard, it is hard to maintain the streak.
And it has happened far too often that when I open with a streak like that, the game goes downhill from there. Especially without the above described setup.
I can see how this is happening now. Because when you run out of ammo and people to kill, you have to stop or at least hesitate under cover in order to plan out the next major attack.
That's when the crap hits the fan. I feel like I should have the advantage because I "camp" a corner thinking I'll knife someone and take their gun or at least grab a resupply pack ... but without fail, I lose the engagement.
Now I know why and regardless of why it is programmed that way, the fact is that better players come out on the short end of the stick.
That's total BS.
How does a player overcome this?
Like I said, having Scavenger and Fast hands has helped a lot, but it also goes to show that, quite literally, if you stop moving even for a few miliseconds, it is game over, you lose.
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