You left out invisible to UAV and if you have Cold-Blooded Pro, your red text name doesn't give you away if a crosshair passes over you. Still, it can't be too overpowered or a majority of people would be using it. When I pop a UAV, it generally shows all but one or two players of a six man squad.

Ninja Pro is a big boost to Cold-Blooded. It makes your footsteps silent so that no one knows you're coming. I consider that invaluable to my play style. And yet not too many people must be using it, because I always hear people running up stairs or crunching through the snow.



What are you referring to specifically there? Collusion or exploits?

I saw a funny version of collusion once. It was a game of Free-For-All and there were three guys in a circle jerk hiding in an upstairs room. They had tactical insertions set up so that they could take turns killing each other, while continuously respawning in that one spot. I should have dropped a semtex grenade in the middle of them, but I didn't notice what they were doing until I'd already taken them out with my gun. Naturally, when the game was over, those three had the top 3 spots.

As for exploits, did you play during that period within the last week or so where there were weird acceleration glitches? If you tried to move, you might find yourself suddenly zipping off at an angle to where you were running (which, on the Highrise map, might find you doing a Superman off the side of the building). You'd see people speeding around the map at absolutely ridiculous velocities (but they couldn't control when it happened or what direction they'd shift). I saw one Killcam where the guy ran up the stairs so fast that he hurdled fifty yards, spun in mid air and killed me from behind. I can only assume he was either the one causing it (and was able to control it) or he got phenomenally lucky.



I don't look at the Overall Leaderboads. I just filter it to my Friends list. I'm also more impressed by Ratio than total kills.



Yeah, that can be a nuisance. Generally, if I notice I'm dying more often because people are getting a connection advantage I back out to the lobby and find a new group. I don't mind dying to someone who clearly got the drop on me, but if I shoot fill half a clip in someone who didn't know I was there and he squeezes off one hip fire that kills me, but the Killcam shows a completely different circumstance (like me walking along oblivious not shooting when I know that I was and him firing multiple rounds into me).



I actually really enjoy those two maps. The one I've noticed people quit the most is Derail, which is odd because I like that one, too. I guess they hate people holding and defending that one building. The only map I tend to avoid is Rust. It's so small that you constantly have someone running up behind you as you spawn to shoot you in the back before you can start running.



I haven't really noticed an issue with that. Generally, when I kill someone, I know from what direction they're probably about to come back at me from (not including Rust).



I'm just happy to have more maps. I was getting burned out on the old ones.