Remove all weapons which can kill 1 worm straight ? (Banana, Ming, etc..)

I mean, it's better to get 30, 45 & 60 dmgs weapons which, well used, can make more damages.
So when you pick a crate, the only thing which will change between you and your opponent will be the way to use your weapon.
Ex: One pick zook, he'll have to aim and shoot with wind. The other one pick nades, he'll have to aim and use bounces/timer.
Both weap deal same dmgs. And if it doesn't (zook & sheep for example), it's not a really big difference (20hp).
In addition, with only 1 sd weapon, you'll have to use strategy to lower the number of your opponent's worms and use your sd weap greatly to kill the last one (there, your sd position is very important, and the previous fight will be for this).

But well, if you prefer a luck-based T17 scheme, you can keep the one we have.

Why not giving both team a Super Sheep ?
So the luck to get a sd weapon is gone, since both have 1.

Or maybe remove them all. So both have 1 and only sd weapon, and they have to melee fight anyway.

Quote from: Random00 on December 06, 2011, 02:06 AMYou can notch without any visual aid. I know that you dont like notching, but this discussion is about visual aids, so lets focus on this, ok?

Ok, seems fair.

Quote from: Random00 on December 06, 2011, 02:06 AM
I find it pretty obvious that its not the same. There are tons of example where you obviously can't be (a lot) better with some visual aid such as a paper: flying a supersheep, missile, airstrike/napalm, even every nade, zook shot that is not full power... basically: almost every shot possible. You can improve certain aspects of various weapons, but there are just very few weapons where you gain perfection by simply using some visual aid (kamikaze is the only one I can think of at the moment).

If I get some time to lose, I'll draw you a perfect way to 100% succeed your nade shots.
In addition, we were taking about aiming and visual aids (so half of your text is senseless there); or we don't have the same meaning of "aiming".

Quote from: Random00 on December 06, 2011, 02:06 AM
We're not talking on the same level here. If you're a lot better in tactical aspects (for example in Elite) than your opponent, you can easily beat him, even if he's slightly better in technical aspects (e.g. tossing nades/dyna drops/missile launching/etc).

A lot better means your opponent is near 0 strategy, which is pretty rare.
With your elite skills, against a decent player + 100% shots succeed, you'll lose: Anyway.

Quote from: Random00 on December 06, 2011, 12:35 AM
you're reducing a whole Elite game to 1 turn of this game where you attack with kamikaze (cause at the moment, thats the only visual aid I use in Elite).

And notching ?

Quote from: Random00 on December 06, 2011, 12:35 AM
there's a slight difference between having perfect aiming skills and using visual aids. Correct me if I'm wrong.

Nop, is the same if well done.

Quote from: Random00 on December 06, 2011, 12:35 AM
I didnt refer to your post, so I dont think I generalized anything you said.

I refered to your post, and detailled it.
So "you generalized" what I said.

Quote from: Random00 on December 06, 2011, 12:35 AM

Quote from: Abnaxus on December 05, 2011, 07:31 PM
If there is more important thing than aiming at Worms, then we didn't play the same game.

We probably didnt play the same game then. It surely depends on the scheme, skill of players, etc. how important technical and tactical components are.
I have one question there: What exactly do you mean by "aiming"?
If you mean every aspect of technical mastering a weapon, then I have to admit that this is the most important thing in almost every single worms game.

On every scheme, with every players, etc.. You have to kill your opponent. Which is done by aiming and shooting.

Quote from: Abnaxus on November 04, 2011, 05:16 PM
Right click on your WA.exe > Properties > Compatibilty > Disable Visual Theme + Disable Desktop Composition + Disable The Display High Resolution.

Don't know if it's the good names, but you might understand after seeing those checkboxes.

I just played with them until something worked, and it finally did.
So let us know if it also works for you.

If my aiming skills were perfect, I would won every Elite, yeah.

PS: You call putting the meaning of his sentence to his right place "generalizing" ?
He generalized what I answered. Just so it doesn't look as dumb as it is.
And I just pointed out the dumb part.
Now if you want to counter me, you'll have to use your brain.

In addition, don't point a specific scheme (elite there), 'cause this problem involves every schemes.

If there is more important thing than aiming at Worms, then we didn't play the same game.

TuS is like FB.

Keeping everything. Soon police call ?

Quote from: Random00 on December 05, 2011, 02:09 PMRegarding the "writing down shots in bng"-discussion: I wanted to do this at one point, but I was simply too lazy to do it, cause its really a lot of work if you wanna have a good table.

Easier to notch, right ?

Anyway, I'm gonna draw on a layer the worms position (1) + every shots angle & power (2).
So I'll just have to put it on my screen and crop my worm with (1) and the aim with (2).

It's not a prog, just some "help".
Since everybody does it, I'll too. Except I tell you I'll do.


PS: I'm glad to have fairly beaten many of those cheaters.

Quote from: CJ on December 05, 2011, 11:34 AMDisgusting

LAN ftw ?

Quote from: Ramone on December 03, 2011, 03:24 PMKomo have used his thumb all the time and we only know that because he told us so. Thumb is kinda same thing as monitor markings, so... What can U do?

Wtf ?! Is that true ? o0

Quote from: lacoste on December 03, 2011, 10:55 PMBnG (and anything thats related i.e throwings in Elite) is too sensitive for abuses and theres literally nothing we can do about it

Yeah, except stop playing it.

Lawl Dogg. xD

Again, a single problem of people mentality.

Everytime I log in WN, you guys aren't there, so I just leave. ;(