At this point, my playstyle revolves pretty much entirely around trying to create situations to use the throwing knife. The increased map size has led to camping/sniping becoming more prevalent, and I find that very annoying. I just don't get how people enjoy sitting there, aiming at a spot, and just waiting for shoot whoever comes through. IMO, it's a really cheap way inflate your kill count, and it's a boring way to play to boot. Thus, my general objective is to find these guys and kill them with a throwing knife out of spite. It's extremely satisfying. I also try to use a throwing knife almost any time I think someone doesn't know I'm around them (and sometimes even when they do) to make things more interesting than just getting an easy freebie kill. I compiled the clips below and threw in some Lemmy for good measure. Hope some of you enjoy it.

It's not really Call of Duty multiplayer, it's just Ghost multiplayer. The low player count, huge map design, and bad design (making single entrance rooms) has made this game extremely campy.

Yeah, good point. It wasn't as big of an issue in the past few COD games. I truly hated some of Ghosts' bigger maps like Stonehaven and Whiteout when I first started playing them because their size encourages camping/sniping. Now I actually enjoy them because I've figured out the typical camper spots and how to flank them. There are still some maps that suck (looking at you, Siege and Octane), and there are indeed some poorly-designed, exploitable areas like the upper rooms on Warhawk, the ridge on Prison Break, and that side room on Freefall that pretty much any assclown can camp all game with a buddy and/or few IEDs if they want to sit there and be that lame. Still, if I can get them with a throwing knife, it makes it that much sweeter.