Parazit & SpartanZero
Parazit Parazit
SpartanZero SpartanZero
Parazit Parazit
Hey, I’ve been thinking about how we both rely on misdirection and hidden plans. What’s your take on the best ways to keep an enemy guessing while staying ahead?
SpartanZero SpartanZero
Keep the enemy on their toes by planting small, believable decoys—little movements that look like real plans. Keep your real objective in a locked file, and only let the rest of the team know. If you throw a fake route into the air, the enemy will waste resources chasing it. Always stay a step ahead by shifting your real positions in short bursts, so when they predict one, you already moved. That’s the only way to stay ahead and keep them guessing.
Parazit Parazit
Sounds solid. Decoys work best when they’re so subtle the enemy can’t tell them apart from the real moves. Keep the lock tight and the team tight‑knit—no leaks. Quick shifts are key; if they think you’re staying in one place, you’re already gone. Stay ahead, stay quiet.
SpartanZero SpartanZero
Solid thinking. Tight communication, tight security, no leaks, and a constant shift of positions. That’s the core of staying ahead. Keep the rhythm, keep the silence.