where do u shoot grenades on small maps

[Superstar]

Now I know why I stopped coming to the Socom Forums. All it is a flame-fest. Anyways, try to not use GL's because that will provoke the other team into using them and the game will be ****ed. Throw nades into the general direction of their entrances to the strongpoints of the maps. See tips and tactics for strongpoints.

Note to yourself the way everyone goes in the maps and when you're on the opposite team, just think to yourself where they will be nading and they ways they go. Kind of giving yourself the upper hand.

[Drachen]

You call that good grammar? And you dare to call someone else a retard? Wow....

Think of where you go, chances are, there's someone there. Throw a grenade, or two in that general direct. Try to lead them. So if you're throwing a long distance, don't throw the grenade at where they are, throw is where they're going to be. If there's a blind corner, throw a grenade just for good measure. Listen for the "ooohhh" that the characters make, when they get by the grenade, but not killed. If you can hear them, you can shoot them.

Last resort...if you're being rushed by the other team, and they are fairly close...just before you die switch to your grenades, and drop one at your feet. If you're lucky, someone will be cocky enough after you're dead to run on your body...for whatever reason. Boom...you get them, and maybe his buddy.

Watch for the little red indications, around your crosshair. When you see it, and you don't hear a shot, chances are someone threw a grenade. Throw your grenade in that direction (if you're near a rock, or something where someone can be on the other side). Make sure, when you want to throw a grenade far, you stay standing up. Being crouched, or laying down, you won't be able to get the maximum distance. The HE grenades have a short fuse, than the M67's. So if you want to make it a little further, before the grenade blows up, use M67's. If you're getting up close, use the HE's. M67's, in my experience, seems to have a slightly larger blast radius. So you can possibly hit more targets in an area. Though HE's work well on vehicles (compared to M67's), they blow up doors, and gates (like in breech maps).


That's from my experience, and it works just fine for me. Just because it doesn't seem that way for you, doesn't mean I'm wrong. Superstar is right, why flame everytime someone posts? They weren't asking you for your specific opinion, so others are entitled to respond as well.

[all luck]

Originally Posted by Drachen

You call that good grammar? And you dare to call someone else a retard? Wow....

All I'm going to say is reread what I said, no I never did. Way to try to bring up an old flamefest. Thanks for the input.

[{H}oogle*{D}oogle]

hmmm.... flamefest going on, but i'll still give my two cents.

On killing fields terr. spawn, I usually run out the spawn, chuck 1 g-nade straight torwards the left of the seal spawn, then I jump on the ledge, right of the terr. spawn, you know, the one that leads to the towers. (I snipe) then I chuck one more straight in the direction where seals have the open area and they usually camp back there. But when i'm a seal I usually run out and throw all four, 1 left, 1 middle and 2 right (thats where I see most people running).

For harvester. I always snipe, so on terr. I run up the hill torwards the barn and just snipe any seals running to the house or barn. I save the nades for the camping snipers in the spawn. And when i'm a seal I run to the house and chuck all of them over.

I never really play tidal-fury but on terr. I run up the ledge thing, and chuck two nades over the wall, then one torwards the left. Then save one for when I rush. Then wait to get lucky. When on seals, I chuck all four over the wall usually.

Hope this helps. But usually after the first round you should know where to chuck them because u can see how your enemies play.