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If you are taking cover behind a wall, you can strafe left and right ''if the wall is long enough. ''Adding to that, you can shoot ''only'' if you are at the very edge of your cover. So don't try shooting in the middle of a huge wall when the enemies are on the other side. You have to be on the edge closest to them. | If you are taking cover behind a wall, you can strafe left and right ''if the wall is long enough. ''Adding to that, you can shoot ''only'' if you are at the very edge of your cover. So don't try shooting in the middle of a huge wall when the enemies are on the other side. You have to be on the edge closest to them. | ||
If you are taking cover behind a | If you are taking cover behind a box or some scaffolding, you are limited to moving a short range until reaching both edges of the cover and can blind fire with ease. Shooting accurately can be ''sometimes'' annoying, though. If you are at the middle of a row of boxes and are trying to shoot, sometimes the game forces you to shoot from the edges of the boxes. | ||
In [[multiplayer]], using cover can save your life in many occasions. Since the players are real, the opponent will try to sneak up on you and shoot you from all directions if possible. Using cover, you can counteract that motion. However, on multiplayer, using cover is one of the most "noobish" things that can be done. While it can easily save your life, it is sometimes impossible to kill someone in cover. | In [[multiplayer]], using cover can save your life in many occasions. Since the players are real, the opponent will try to sneak up on you and shoot you from all directions if possible. Using cover, you can counteract that motion. However, on multiplayer, using cover is one of the most "noobish" things that can be done. While it can easily save your life, it is sometimes impossible to kill someone in cover. | ||