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MattBleez · **Date Posted:** 04-26-2007, 05:05 AM

The reason why they did this was because in FFA's if 2 friends were paired together, they did not want one of the friends (say at.. 49 kills) to start helping his friend out and trying to get people low shields for him. (top 4 advance in ffa)

If it goes past 50, then there is no set kill limit, so stopping to help your friends would be less likely.

yours,

MattBleez Title: Moderator Rank: HB Elite 4000 Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: Canada Posts: 4,165 MattBIeez	Date Posted: 04-26-2007, 05:05 AM The reason why they did this was because in FFA's if 2 friends were paired together, they did not want one of the friends (say at.. 49 kills) to start helping his friend out and trying to get people low shields for him. (top 4 advance in ffa) If it goes past 50, then there is no set kill limit, so stopping to help your friends would be less likely. yours,
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