Definition of «run and gun»
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"Run and gun" refers to a fast-paced gaming style in which a player keeps moving while firing instead of stopping to take careful, stationary shots. The phrase is common in shooter communities and is usually contrasted with camping, stealth, or methodical tactical play. It can describe a preferred playstyle, a weapon's intended use, or the kind of action a game supports. In reviews, it often carries an energetic, casual tone and helps readers quickly understand whether a shooter rewards aggressive mobility.
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— Why are you sprinting directly at the tank? — It's called run and gun. — You are holding a sandwich, not a gun. — Adaptation is part of the meta.
The tiny soldier run and gunned across the battlefield so enthusiastically that he completed the objective, three laps, and an accidental tour of the enemy kitchen.
if you like to sit still and laydown in the dirt not moving perfect game for you, if you like to run and gun while running on high FPS keep well away from this game, by the end of the night you will be buying a new keyboard and desk after the countless deaths due to the amount of campers and crashes this game has to offer.
Source: Steam
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