Do you know what I am talking about? I am not talking about spawn trapping. If you are a camper, I'm not sure if you'll really understand what I am talking about.
It is utlized to get the element of surprise on a person who has just spawned. By spawning people in your area, they created a way to increase the action, or revenge get immediate revenge kills in your area. But I have noticed, majority of the time there is a hot zone where campers in a very straight line of sight, dont get to see very much these such spawns.
I good example is prison break.
This hill, people tend to camp on to get that easy spawn kill, but majority of the time they wont spawn in that area. Yes, you will get kills because they will run around that way, but many a time you wont see an actually spawn.
What I do, is after I kill someone from that hill, I will run around to the other side of the mountain and quickly run back, and what do you know??? I see someone spawn and start to trekk towards this hill. Easy kill, very repeatable.
Another example on Warhawk
People sometimes aim down this path towards the garage, if you sit there, youll be waiting a while. Get that kill, run away from the point where you kill the guy and turn back around and they should spawn close to you, but in front of you.
This happens in various areas of the game, near spawn points, but if you played the game enough/moved around enough to understand spawn points, you can utilize this.
Also, it works especially well on people who take time to look at the killcam to see where you are at. Don't go back to the same exact spot you killed them, move over a little bit and surprise them from another side. And if you are quick enough, Agility, Marathon....you can kill them right as they spawn. But if you do that, you will risk the chance of getting shot by the enemy's teammate.
Do I have a base for this? Or am I full of it? Test it out and see for yourself. Too many...I might just be stating the obvious. To campers, it will improve your game play and get you moving around just a bit more.