Stylish or Brutish

[jwstriker]

Which way would you say your team plays or enjoys the most?
Agressive- blitz
Finesse- work angles and wait patiently
Tombstone- stay in one place and wait for hell to freeze over

i saw an article in PGI about this and wanted some er......... practical advice.

 

[Pinky_81]

I like the Finesse with a touch of Aggressiveness... Working yourself up the field is GREAT!! That is when you have fun...

The Tombstone is actually great for taking out aggressive teams unless they are very good... And then switch over to a blitz in a split-second!! Very fun too, when it works...

Pinky

 

[crazypbkid]

i like to blitz in the begining then tomb stone. move up early get the angels then just sit and spray.

 

[Inferno]

I prefer to get an elimination or two before starting to blitz.

 

[KillerOnion]

I play opportunistically, that is, as the situation allows. I guess I kinda lean toward conservative movement-high volume fire till I figure I've shut them up, then move.

 

[Rich S]

agressive is good, our team is aggressive, but it is also a down fall, to much movement and aggression give the opposition the angles and they take you out, we know, it happened to us many times

 

[cowface]

lol. bit of a ying and a yang with my team,

i like to be very aggresive, but my team is very defensive,

the best form of defence is attack[some ppl r gonna flame that now, cos it aint always true].

 

[Alex Hicks.]

Need to play as a team, if most of your guys play defensive and one plays aggressive then he normally is left unsupported and becomes a Christmas tree. DUPS were classic at that .

 

[Northy_Delta]

i personally prefer playing a finesse style of game, though i think its important for teams to be able to play any of the three during a game. An aggressive approach can always be a good starting point but what if you lose 2 people on the break, you might switch to tomestone or finesse style.

 

[Team Demonic]

my old team preferred the finesse with a touch of aggresivness how ever i think good teams should be able to play all three styles with a degree of success.