Dont be shy

audiopile wrote:

jsavvy wrote:

I think one of the most important call outs is when we are losing a flag and you clear it that you tell the team that A/B/C is good or clear.

Even more important now since the game commentary has been pretty lazy about mentioning the important shit, like "Losing B".

Ghost Pro or Scrambler on B

xkillxfacex wrote:

Well you get the idea, they're like a proper team not just 6 guys having a crack in the same lobby. And it's a pleasure playing with them.

That's funny, because I thought that was the entire basis of this group, to be a bunch of guys playing a video game having a crack in the same lobby.

I love playing a game as a team. Moreover, I like playing with communication and winning matches by telling teammates whats happening. Sometimes I am the only one and I shut up after a while because of the same reason killface stated; Talking to tumbleweeds. But I am not looking to be this ultra-serious OMGPRACTICEEVERYOTHERDAYWTFBBQ guy. As a disclaimer, I have seen way too many of these threads derailed by someone misunderstanding what was posted, and this may be one of those times, but I find it ironic in a sense to say something like that on these particular forums.

Thank you, good night, and ... well whatever comes after that.

That's what's great about playing with them, I don't "practise" with them it just falls into place with less effort and it's not serious and they still have a laugh. I don't know how things run with US guys so I can't comment. In fact it doesn't seem like a chore and there doesn't even need to be that much communication because you look at the UAV and the hotspots or choke routes are already covered. I imagine it's kind of like how the WC play Dom

Ok, now I understand. Thanks for clearing that up before we had to have another locked thread lol.

Why did you think I was slagging off the way the Yanks play? I kind of zoned out when I saw the OMGPRACTICEEVERYOTHERDAYWTFBBQ

Nope. The part where you wrote

Quote :

I want us to play like that UK30!

sealed that bit up for me. I just thought you meant we all need to be more serious about the game. I see that's not really what you were saying. +1 for civilized conversation & resolution

FiremanLFD525 wrote:

BigDaddyN8 wrote:

Yeah! My habit of throwing out a callout of "fucking bullshit!" or "goddamn camper" isn't very helpful. I will work on making sure I include a location and hopefully it won't be "over there" or "behind you"

I think we all do this every now and then

<------- More often than not.

I do my best to communicate about what I see occurring, sometimes I have been so in the zone lately that I have had a flagged capped by an enemy when I am right near it. Then you hear "oh shit guys, I did not even see him there". I know that when I play with the OG's we usually have a game plan from the very start and we do things like not push the spawn area too deep. When playing as a cohesive unit it is more about the "W" than a huge KDR but I have to admit I love to hear "Our Blackbird is in the air", and "Dogs incoming"!

outlawgirl wrote:

I'm also trying to do better with actually calling things out. It's sometimes easy to get caught up in the game and forget we're a team.

your callouts are great. Just call out louder.

When I play bad I think of myself as the world's smallest spyplane. Call out where you died. Call how many on B. Call out when you clear out an area.

Shorty's link to the map descriptions are a great to review and learn as this is the language we speak for the most part.


Kilface: this is how we play in the US.

I do like the shout outs, the main problem for me is names, (I cant talk with my name:) I am sure that I call quite a few ppl by a complete made up name Which I apologize for.

But it does help to holla even if that person dies ppl know about it and take it into consideration.

I love butchering people's names. I really enjoy calling people on the other team by made up names, something close to their actual name just not as nice, most people will still get who i am talking about.