Turning reduces stamina?

mrmong · Post by **mrmong** » 2007-04-30 13:32

LOLZ I WEAR.. FOUR BILLION POunDz in teh schoool BAGZ

jackal22 · Post by **jackal22** » 2007-04-30 17:33

zigzagging does not tire you out quicker.

you are still running at the same pace, you are just taking a longer route to the same objective hence making it seem more tiring because you are covering more distance.

therefore there should be no zigzagging penalty imposed. plus 20kg is nothing, especially with adrenalin and training you would easily be able to zig zag.

Taffy · Post by **Taffy** » 2007-04-30 18:54

OkitaMakoto wrote:exactly... has PR gotten so good that you have to pick out things that have NOTHING wrong with them to whine about?

Lets whine about the vanilla monkeys who TK for planes. A*seholes.

[T]Terranova7 · Post by **[T]Terranova7** » 2007-05-01 00:26

Like others have said, zig-zagging wouldn't tire you down that much. In fact, if you're under fire it's recommended that you do so (IRL).

Being an athlete myself (yes, not everyone who plays games is a complete coach potato) the most zig-zagging will do is increase the lenght of time it would take you to reach your destination. The thing about BF2 (or in this case PR) the movement required to perform a "zig-zag" pattern looks a little odd. IRL you have to plant a foot down and lean into the other direction, like a football player making a juke move.

danthemanbuddy · Post by **danthemanbuddy** » 2007-05-01 02:41

Haven't you guys ever been backpacking? I can easily carry that weight, and move lightly on my feet.

Just beacuase you sit at your monitor eating cheetos doesn't mean a fit person like a soldier can't.

I sure as hell would run in zig zags and try to juke out a guy who was shooting at me.