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I was having a discussion with my cousin earlier tonight after someone accused him of camping.
Id like your opinions on this, as he and I play similar styles. Is there a difference between camping and area denial?
I've always considering camping sitting in one spot or one corner or what have you with the gun aimed hard at the door and waiting to fire at the slightest movement that goes by. In short, a skillless playstyle.
Area denial is where you pick an area of the map to control and defend it against attacks. For example there are three corners, lets name them A, B, and C and next to A is a doorway and next to C is a doorway and next to B is a small ledge you can use for cover.
What I sometimes do is hang around and kill someone, check the map to see,where they likely spawned and then go the opposite way. They come running in the A door, I'm outside the C door and pop them as they run into the next room. Next ill go to the corner by A, as they will inevitably run back again and they get knifed in the back.
Ill likely lay by B this time and let them run by and then stalk them to somewhere else and shoot them there to make them think that's where I am now.
Next ill go to a completely different area and repeat the process.
So I ask, was I camping or playing a strategy and thus was my cousin camping.
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