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| 25 months ago | ||
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Guide to Professinal Gaming.I started posting on Decerto, found a small time team and starting working with them. It did'nt work out as not many news teams know about Loyalty. So i posted a F/A Thread (Free Agent) and one of the guys from my old team commented on it (Agony mL). He was from Holland and me from England. We decided to try make a team as we both had all the right statistics to keep a team together. We made a team, kept it running for a good month maybe two but then it went downhill. After that we stuck together as two mates/ players and played together in various teams. About a month ago now, we decided to make a NEW team. But this time we would'nt split up. We called it, FPoint (FragPoint). After weeks of finding the right players it turned out they wernt the right players. By that time, we had joined an ORG (Organization) called Ignition5 (i5). We finally found the right players and we are still playing now strong as ever, we also have many sponsers who back us. Now let me start, Competitive gaming, is not the easyiest thing in the world. You will have your ups and downs, the days where you play bad, the day you clutch 1v4 on Search and Destroy against a top team. But the main thing here, is to STICK IT OUT. Trust me the first team you get into, may not be the team you stick it out to the end with, may not be the team that you go to LAN with and win loads of tourneys. No. It will be the team you get used to things in, the team you have a laugh and try and get YOUR name around when your playing other teams. Now a thing when applying for a team, or writing a F/A thread. All of these things can be done on www.Decerto.net -You will need to state your age -Your play style -What times your on/ How active you are -Past teams -And MSN or email to contact. -State what team your looking for I will give you an example. Joe Hall 15 Can play anything. Mainly play SMG Objective Support, but also got a good shot with a famas. II'm active everyday, so if you want me to trial hit me up, my MSN and GT are underneath Im looking for a team that will stick, not disband because we loose a few matches. A team that i can have a laugh with but also be willing to get strats down and win matches. Past teams are, TsK, aspiRe, Subidus, Amatus, Fulgeo My MSN is... And my GT is Serious mL. PLAY STYLES/ ROLS. I will no go over roles with you or play styles. There are many different play styles you can play by, Support, Defensive, Aggresive, Objective. The main one most people do is Support, because all you need is good Communication and a good shot. I used to play Defensive and i was good at it. But recently i changed to Objective Support. SUPPORT Support is when you 'Support' or protect something. Like protecting the Flag runners/ Objective players. This role you will just need to sit middle map and kill people. DEFENSIVE For this role, you will need to have a good shot. You will be sitting behind or in front of your flag on Capture The Flag (CTF). You will need to watch the flag and make sure they dont get it, basically camping. But for the good of the team. OBJECTIVE This is the role that requires the most skill, you will neeed to be smart and very good player. You will need to have good Communication and think on your feet. MOST USED GUNS Now the most used guns are differed for different roles. If you play Support,Defensive. You will be using a FAMAS or M16. If you play SMG, Objective, Objective Support, or anything that involves using a Sub Machine Gun, you will most proberbly use a UMP or a MP5k. If you have any questions at all feel free to add my GT which is above, if i have a full Freinds List, PM me. Also comment on this thread, and discuss your feelings for it. I would be happy to answer and questions you have. Thank you for your time. Ignition5 MW2.Team CAPTAIN |
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| 25 months ago | ||
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Shane Newbie | |
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RE: Guide to Professinal Gaming.
really helpful! A lot of these things, some people don't think of and it really can help when it comes to getting serious about gaming! |
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| 25 months ago | ||
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RE: Guide to Professinal Gaming.
Haaa thanks man  im thinking about writing something about our team on a forum, just for like people to see what were about and stuff. Give people the oppertunity to spectate us? If they're new to Decerto or Competitve Gaming.
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