@Driggydrug said in Buff Cassie:
@taikonaut I love carry characters too, but I just dislike strix because he's a noob friendly bodyshot machine with buggy hitboxes.
Everything in his kit is easy to land, that's the complete opposite of a sniper, a character supposed to be accurate.
And according to many other people, strix's bodyshot damage should be reduced to make him feel less bodyshot based.
Theese forums are filled with balance suggestions to make strix feel less braindead and more balanced.
Dude, just stop arguing about projectiles, strix, hitscan, cassie etc etc.. it doesn't make any sense.
Cassie is supposed to be projectile, she already feel hitscan enough due to her projectile speed.
You like playing strix more than cassie, then don't complain on forums about her.
Okay listen... tf2 competitive mode isn't popular, and that's true. But saying that the game isn't skill based is stupid.
Every weapon loadout, including stock, provides different playstyles, and most part of them however really depends on player's skill.
Market gardening is an example, really rewarding but very hard to play.
Half of the characters themselves are really hard to play and need a lot of pratice... soldier, sniper, spy, demoman, medic, scout.
Good gamesense, accuracy, timing, prediction and position requited.
The more you're skilled on tf2, the more you are rewarded.
And individual-skill isn't the only thing that matters, except being really skilled you also need to cooperate and communicate with your team (just to let you know, a good team knows when to use ubercharge, where to place dispensers, sentries, teleports, when to retreat or push) create compositions (in competitive mode the meta composition is for example ROAMER SOLDIER,POCKRT SOLDIER, SCOUT, MEDIC, DEMOMAN and sometimes SNIPER.)
I repeat, a competitive game is a game where noob can't kill a pro, a game where skill matters, not luck ...and tf2 is one of them, not shoot and roam in the map like you say.
You're making the same error with everything, don't inform and try before writing.
STRIX IS EASY AND BRAINDEAD: Quite the opposite. If you have bad aim or positioning with Strix, you'll die very easily. Most players suck with Strix. That's why he has a negative winrate and is simultaneously billed as broken. Only good players do well with Strix.
TF2: Well yes, TF2's a hard game, but at the same time it isn't nearly as competitive as hitscan shooters. TF2's like if the only classes in Paladins were Evie, Kinessa, Buck, and Barik. It's not that fun for me. I like shooting things. The only guy who really shoots things in TF2 is the Sniper and like I said before he's not a lot of fun.
