Old 09-15-2004, 11:58 AM   #21
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Play, play, play, did I forget something? Oh yes! PLAY FFS!!!
like I said just playing is not doing it Iwish it would.

I did play some DM and found that I was lazy in the 2 most important things 1) Move alot lot lot more when fighting someone
2) When running around have your head on a swivel because everyone was comeing out of the wood work.:up:

I do need to spec yet :up:
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Old 09-15-2004, 12:02 PM   #22
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ide suggest if u really want to learn do invasion for a few weeks i sucked at ut2k4 when i first got it so i did alot of invasion games because its all 1 team helping to win yea i know bot AI aint like a human but it teaches u the importance of Team Work and if u do go into a server that has the monsters above skilled it can be a challenge now i played invasion alot and in the past week ive started playing the other modes and im finding myself usualy in the top 5 of most games i join esp TDM and ONS
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Old 09-15-2004, 12:21 PM   #23
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If you are playing six hours a day against people who are better than you, then maybe you have reached the peak of your natural ability. You can learn maps, good dodging skills, and aiming but everyone has there limit of how good they can get.

Once you know the mechanics of the gameplay all that is left to improve is your physical dexterity and eye-hand coordination which has it limits just like real sports. If it didn't then everyone that trains hard could hit a 90 MPH fastball but that is not how it works. Accept it and move on.
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Old 09-15-2004, 12:44 PM   #24
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If you are playing six hours a day against people who are better than you, then maybe you have reached the peak of your natural ability. You can learn maps, good dodging skills, and aiming but everyone has there limit of how good they can get.

Once you know the mechanics of the gameplay all that is left to improve is your physical dexterity and eye-hand coordination which has it limits just like real sports. If it didn't then everyone that trains hard could hit a 90 MPH fastball but that is not how it works. Accept it and move on.
Well I don't play 6 hours a day and unless I win the lottery will never. Hell if I win the lottery I would play it less LOL:haha: I have been play for the most part people about as good as I am some times less. I have started to go to the cain server and find I am not 1, 2 or 3 thier :up: Hopefully that will help:up:

I tried AS 2 or 3 times and that is not the game for me but CTF has taught me some team play :up:
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Old 09-15-2004, 01:04 PM   #25
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"ide suggest if u really want to learn do invasion for a few weeks i sucked at ut2k4 when i first got it so i did alot of invasion games because its all 1 team helping to win yea i know bot AI aint like a human but it teaches u the importance of Team Work and if u do go into a server that has the monsters above skilled it can be a challenge now i played invasion alot and in the past week ive started playing the other modes and im finding myself usualy in the top 5 of most games i join esp TDM and ONS"

Second that (y)

plus i find invasion is more about resource control that DM or one on ones, more enemys meeans more ammo useage, and more health loss, thus you learn fast
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Old 09-15-2004, 01:14 PM   #26
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"ide suggest if u really want to learn do invasion for a few weeks i sucked at ut2k4 when i first got it so i did alot of invasion games because its all 1 team helping to win yea i know bot AI aint like a human but it teaches u the importance of Team Work and if u do go into a server that has the monsters above skilled it can be a challenge now i played invasion alot and in the past week ive started playing the other modes and im finding myself usualy in the top 5 of most games i join esp TDM and ONS"

Second that (y)

plus i find invasion is more about resource control that DM or one on ones, more enemys meeans more ammo useage, and more health loss, thus you learn fast
It was put twice so you all must feel strongly about this so I will give it a go for a couple weeks:up:
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Old 09-15-2004, 01:22 PM   #27
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You don't need to play six hours a day and playing gimic game types like invasion or IG won't help you much at all. It's just an excuse made by noobs who don't want to bite the bullet.

The only way you are going to get any better is to play people better then you, and think about how they beat you. You don't need to play allot, you just need to make the games you play count. Find a player you know will beat you, play him, ask how you lost. Then play other better players and keep doing so. Monitor your results against the same people. Also start playing PUG games.

You'll also find that if you are willing to listen, and don't get pissy about getting owned, that allot of people will be very willing give you some good advice in game and after it.
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Old 09-15-2004, 01:24 PM   #28
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You don't need to play six hours a day and playing gimic game types like invasion or IG won't help you much at all. It's just an excuse made by noobs who don't want to bite the bullet.

The only way you are going to get any better is to play people better then you, and think about how they beat you. You don't need to play allot, you just need to make the games you play count. Find a player you know will beat you, play him, ask how you lost. Then play other better players and keep doing so. Monitor your results against the same people. Also start playing PUG games.

You'll also find that if you are willing to listen, and don't get pissy about getting owned, that allot of people will be very willing give you some good advice in game and after it.
best post in this thread :up:
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Old 09-15-2004, 01:27 PM   #29
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y halo thar isnt meant to be coherent english, dumbass. and the reason why you dont get many friendly competitive players this side of the intraweb is because of people like you pro bashing all the ****ing time
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Although far and few between, skilled and friendly are not mutually exclusive terms
what a ****ing stupid statement.

its kinda like saying there isnt many friendly black people, or woman are inferior to men.

forget the dictionairy, you need a total new one of these

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Old 09-15-2004, 01:51 PM   #30
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E-mail me, I think we can help.
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