> One could argue that, by making the fire control guaranteed, the border might stop being challenged and deaths thus go down. (Nobody to taunt, either.) Excep

> One could argue that, by making the fire control guaranteed, the border might stop being challenged and deaths thus go down. (Nobody to taunt, either.) Except it's not a border, it's more like a massive concentration camp. Plus, the kill zone is hundreds of meters inwards.