Search and Destroy players

I'd be interested. I play most nights after work and most of the day during the weekends!

S&D is my fave game type, but it is the absolute worst in BO2. As soon as you get into a lobby, you have to mute everyone except party. I try to always have a full party or at least close to a full party to stand a chance. I seem to always get put with
the worst people imaginable with 30 something score per minute. Aside from this other problems that plague S&D now are: Rappers/People that play loud music thinking everyone wants to hear what they are listening to/tough guys/trolls/ Riot shield campers (who
typically suck)/people that play dead/ninja defuse wannabe's/ people that camp at the edge of the map, Read: Vertigo, and wait for you to get close to kill them and they jump off/ trickshotters off the roof and planes/quickscopers/ killcam hoggers (they just
wait somewhere so they can be the last one and then do some silly crap so everyone will laugh)/people who rush to get the bomb and then go back to the spawn and hide.

Should I mention more? ^_^

SnD is a clown, sideshow, circus. The only way i like playing Snd is either in a private clan matches, or live-playing at least 60% of the time without having to wait until the start of a new match. Nothing sucks more than being forced to watch other people
play a game. Right away if you're a careful player, and if there's lag you could be killed instantly by a sniper just for looking at them half a second. Finally at the end of the game you got these cowards who wait in the back until every one is dead; dragging
the game out by at least twice as long as it needed to be most of the time for nothing, because as soon at they get half way they're dead. I never play SnD, and so far half of the time I smack these try-hards around.

I was a religious player of HC SnD back in BO1. People love to trash talk for just about everything. I would play Core SnD on this more but solo gets boring fast. It can be a fun game mode and sometimes the enemy team berating your team means that you're
being a thorn in their side. keep at it

A big part of SND is showcasing your skills and showing that you are a supreme player. You accomplish this by being the last man standing so your whole team watches and then you get the final kill cam every round so everyone has to watch you doing work.
After doing so, you must tell everyone how good you are and how bad they are...just in case they didn't see what happened. But seriously, part of the fun in snd is slowing down the game play and being able to talk trash and mess around. Standard game modes
are too hectic and the only break is the lobby between...lame.