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Originally Posted by TheGreatCleotis
those are not bad hints but they are not complete. and NO pro uses cameras...seriously have you ever watched like dork-holly play? pros can move from one end of a level to the other within seconds. they will hear that u r using a camera and boom u r dead. they roid like all the time. if you want ALL the pro hints, just go to duke3d.org . there you will get full tutorials!
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Thanks for the support. I planned on doing more a few months ago, but I've been burnt out by school. But, Duke is still alive in my mind! Anyway, here are some things I agree and disagree with on the tips:
1 is obviously good.
2 isn't so good. I'm not sure how the game moves on Xbox, but, in general, you should never turn runmode off.
3 is a good one.
4 depends on the situation of course.
5 is a good one.
6 is situational, but is a common tactic by expert players. I have a different view however. Sometimes, you may want to keep something visible for yourself if you anticipate getting hurt in the near future.
7 is good. I don't use night vision or holodukes, but nightvision is useful (I just don't have a button for it).
8 is historically never done by good players. But, I started incorporating it not too long ago. A better idea is to "pre"set a monitor to a specific location. Then, assuming it's never messed with, all you have to do is get your body close to the monitor to see a preview of the area. This lets you avoid having to make camera sounds each time. Try this one: preset the monitor up the vent in hollywood to the bathroom. You can watch for them arriving in the bathroom and coming up the vent.
9 isn't so good. The foot is useless as an attack. It's only useful to quickly knock out things like window glass and vent shields.
10 isn't so good either. Crouch is useful. Sometimes it helps you line up a shot better if you're moving too fast (like on roids). In a more general sense, crouch is useful to duck behind things (I know, duh!) and perform warps. Not sure if the Xbox version has warps.