Future matches

[GunSm0k33]

Discuss new plans and ideas

[D3FC0N 0N3]

This is merely an FYI for those that may not know (I didn't) I was thinking we could have done better against a rushing team if we didn't take the full re-spawn time to call out their positions. Plus that tactic does not work w/ rushers as it's a replay of the last few second of where the enemy team was. By the time you re-spawn they are shooting at your back and your team gets old intel on where they were a few seconds ago. That being said we all need to practice calling out and identifying enemies who are keeping a static position (camping), and for people who are moving by calling out the direction they are heading. For those who already are doing this KEEP IT UP!

[RedBullWings17]

Sometimes when i'm playing public and start making calls in a random room other guys start to try doing it. But in the chaos it just makes you look at where they were and not where they are. Sure clan matches are usually slower paced, but if a guy is moving, knowing where he killed you from doesn't help. Its more helpful to try and recognize strategies. For example if you get killed by the same guy in two differnet places, try to pick up on his prefered routes and call those out so we can anticipate where he'll be or what angle he will attack from without having to get killed to find out. Most people start playing patterns even if they don't know it. I pick it up when playing racing games a lot. You notice when people like to shove you are which corners they like to try and dive underneath you for. So you try to counter their particular strategies rather than just be better. You end up going slower but winning anyways.

[mitenacht xBSCx]

Very well put Evan. I see you've been getting better. And I'm glad that you're making the call outs in pubs, even though you may feel silly at first, call outs help the team win along with great player reaction time and skill. But who am I to state the obvious? Although if you don't know this, GET THE FUCK OUT!

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