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If you make a ton of noise, then people will have SOME idea of where to point their guns. If you remain well hidden, the enemy will not even know where to point their gun. Their guard is lowered and their reaction time is dulled. You are free to strike at your leisure.
The point of that sentence is not to avoid combat completely. The point is to be aware of all of the dangers that combat brings.
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"In this game, if you want to win, most of the time, you have to avoid combat. By getting into combat, you may engage in a lengthy fight, which may alert people to your presence. You will most likely be wounded, looting, and expecting no one. The 2nd wave of enemy may "move after completion" (M.A.C.) to your position, finish you off, and take the stuff you stole. You may see a guy out in the open. If you shoot him, you better kill him. If you don't, he'll probably go behind a tree, heal up, and then pin YOU down."
...and then I talk about two players behind trees pinning each other down until the zone comes in and kills both of them.
On the leader boards, you'll see that people who get the most kills are not the same people who get the most victories. This is not a coincidence.
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FUCKING BRILLIANT.