Is the "cherry picking" not by definition something like disregarding the bad berries and only taking the best and sweetest ones?
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I agree with IronDog.
It is not that special to kill someone after a lot of yanking and banking. It happens all the time. However, it is much more rare to be able to "humiliate"
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someone so fully and completely that he has no idea what hit him.
I might list the kills from best to worst (IMHO) like this:
- cherry pickings.
- quick kills from a good shooting position after good move or two.
- successful deflection shots from more difficult positions.
- wrestling and sweating it out with ACMs after having been stupid and having blown the advantage.
- risking a HO shot and winning.
The deaths (from least to most humiliating) go pretty much in opposite order:
- risking HO and losing.
- dieing or crashing after a long yank and bank, which was initiated due to loss of SA or some other mistake.
- not reacting strongly enough to a "smaller threat" situation and getting blow out with a good shot.
- losing it quickly after a move or two.
- getting blown out without knowing what hit me.
So.. IMO winning or losing a HO are pretty close to each other. In any case the decision has been mine to take it due to some reason or another.