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YES But, buff the makarov (if possible) and have it spawn. Even if it can't be buffed, still a good idea.

Haha you're not wrong, mate. I guess I need to toughen up. :p

'Social engineering, in the context of security, is understood to mean the art of manipulating people into performing actions or divulging confidential information.' I've been toying with this in a few servers and the whole idea behind manipulating folk to go places or perform certain actions then shooting their shit up from behind. Needless to say, I feel awful about it afterward, but the loot soon takes my mind off of any bad feelings or regret. Have you ever tried to 'Socially Engineer' people? Leading them into a sense of false security then turning the gun on them and enjoying their loot? Heres a few stories. Me and my friend were looting NW Airfield Barracks and I had a Remington and plenty of ammo, someone spots us and asks if we're friendly, we go on for a while about how we're new and need a team in skype, we tell him theres an AKM and 4 mags here in the corner for him and that he should add my skype once hes looted it. He comes into the hanger and as he's looking around and typing something, we blow him away and enjoy his M4 CCO and mags. Felt awful about it, but he didn't complain. Second; around 45 minutes later two guys met up at the NW Airfield fire house to bandage and give each other transfusions, after conversations about how I've got them food/ammo and supplies and that I'm headed toward them, they stick around and wait for me in hopes of me bringing them all these goodies I falsely promised them. I tell them to add my staem [fake steam name given] then I crawl through the backdoor and light them both up with my newly acquired M4. Once again, felt awful, but I've got 15 mags for the M4 now and considering it was my partners first time playing, he's also tooled up to the teeth. Y'all got any stories of how you've used side chat to your advantage in situations like this?

Our group played in Berezino and the huge fields/forests surrounding it today, I got headshotted by my friend (mis-fire) and they set up a tent with all my items inside, took me a while to get back but I did notice how literally 'dead' it is, we even snuck into the cafe/hospital/supermarket with ease and looted a bunch of goodies, our characters right now are our personal bests I think. Luckily we didn't get to experience 'The New Devil's Playground' eh, I'm glad we got to enjoy a bit of peace in Berezino, because I think it's gonna become quite the hotspot in weeks to come.

Hahaha, quality. Good job going full 007 on those guys, you deserved that loot.

Excellent read, Akael. :)

Killed a guy named foot at Msta? (i think that's what it's called) at 100m just as he typed 'friendly?', me and my buddy were prone but he must've spotted us somehow and before he could make any quick moves I send a Lee Enfield round into his chest and watched him crumple to the floor, then my buddy went up to him and executed him with his makarov. I felt bad but he wasn't mad about it, even though I took his GPS, mags, beans and hatchet. Pretty 'bland' compared to some of the stories on here. :o

BF3 is not a skill FPS but a tactical FPS' date=' same as Arma. [/quote'] So... do you actually participate in tournaments by MLG or... do you just sit on your mom's couch at night pwning people on Xbox Live. Skill is extremely hard to measure in any game designed for people with short attention spans. :dodgy: Not sure if you're trolling or just being elitistic (and stupid). I play CoD4 promod in CB/ESL. Skill in fast paced games is easy to measure because you actually need good aim to hit anyone. Unlike in BF3/Arma. I hope you're not serious or you're just making yourself look like a half ass realism/BF3/Arma fanboy. This fucking guy. I hope one day I have the satisfaction of crowning you and devouring your beans. Regardless, your shit posting is hilarious and your cod-kiddie bullshit is a cancer to the community.