[fuzzywolly]

Thats pretty much what me and one of my teammates did. He drew fire, while I was at a different angle, at a position to take some easy shots at the enemy. Unfortunately, like I said in the other thread, sometimes it won't work, especially when the other team decides to just run away

But nice write up, pictures help. Definitely a great tactic to use in a game. Sometimes it helps to have two or three hold the enemy off, while the sniper heads to another angle. Prevents the enemy from overpowering and flanking the one guy who is holding them off.

Nice job!

 

[fuzzywolly]

Yeah, but sometimes the sniper will not have a perfect shot. The enemy might be behind some cover even if they don't know the sniper is there. The sniper might have to wait until he gets a better shot. However, I see what you are saying, and if all goes well it should be fairly quick.

Hopefully, the guy who is suppressing fire (spotter) does not get hit, otherwise the enemy will move on or if you are compromised, have to get out of their quick before you are taking out.. Thats another important piece. The sniper needs to use the loud noise (like you said) to his advantage. That way he is not seen and can easily stay low if the enemy was able to take out your spotter.

 

[fuzzywolly]

Sniper should be in a position where he is not seen. However, after a few shots, he is bound to be compromised. I plan ahead and always have an easy escape route in case things get too hot.