Re: DM: Kill-Less Dueling

From: ez007195@dale.ucdavis.edu (Yeon Choi)

Date: Wed, 02 Feb 1994 01:54:23 +0000

In article <1994Feb1.155658.1@afit.af.mil> gtriplet@afit.af.mil writes:
>     I've heard many theories on how to kill fighters in DM.  What style vs.
>what style, what KD to run, what weapons to use, what area to attack, etc.
>It's not that hard, really.

I guess so, although I've never found it all that easy myself.  In about
8 years of playing I probably don't have even 50 kills, and most of the
kills I do have are from a very special basher set-up I've developed.
>

Specifically, don't attack the head.  As I stated in a previous post,
about 90% of my deaths and kills have come from head shots.
>1:  Don't attack the head, chest, or abdomen.
>2:  Leave your KD at reasonable levels (3,5,6,7 - nothing else is really worth

Actually, I've found that running at a 10 KD is a good way to suppress
kills.  This is also a good way to suppress wins.
>running, anyway)
>3:  Challenge fighters with equivalent (or more) fight experience than your own
>fighter.

After 5 fights, it becomes much more difficult to kill a warrior.  So,
try challenging only guys with 5+ fights experience.

Absolutely.  Also, lay off the offensive styles, and try to avoid fighting
them as well.  3 CN 21 WL offensives are pretty easy to kill, if you
I guess I don't see why anyone would bother trying to not kill warriors.
I've lost some good ones myself (including a SZ 3 WT 21 Aimed Blow) as
well as done in some pretty good warriors, and I've never really held a
grudge.  I guess it's the old different strokes story.

Trump
ez007195@dale.ucdavis.edu

References

DM: Kill-Less Dueling
gtriplet@afit.af.mil
Tue, 01 Feb 1994 10:56:58 +0000

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DM: Kill-Less Dueling
gtriplet@afit.af.mil
Tue, 01 Feb 1994 10:56:58 +0000