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Yea, stop playing games and get a life.
Gaming is great and all, but seriously, it should not be your first priority, especially if you suck at it. The only tip I can give is to uhhh, practice, but seeing that your playing all day anyways, I'm afraid your just bad, or young.
Yea, stop playing games and get a life.
Gaming is great and all, but seriously, it should not be your first priority, especially if you suck at it. The only tip I can give is to uhhh, practice, but seeing that your playing all day anyways, I'm afraid your just bad, or young.
eastsidehucker
we'll i am only 13 but i've been playing games for 11 years playing snes when i wus 2
Well your not going to get good by acting like that.. You need to play online more.. If you good at CSS you will be better at all FPS online. Watch other players that are good.. Always crouch jump crouch fire.. The guns pull up aim a little below the head and burst fire.. Stay moving..
and just Play play play
Mate, you play games that require a lot of in game skill. More than usual at least. Now I'm not trying to dis the games, I like halo and hl2- but they're pretty independant in terms of skill required. Maybe give quake3arena a go, heaps of people still play it online, (and don't be discouraged, they ARE all bloody good, not just in this case you're bad.) and it's great to get a mate who games and have a 1v1 for a night.
Anyway- try games that are raw fps', like quake, RTCW and ET. I'm not trying to advocate these games over the games you play now, but in my experience and opinion, games like CS and HL2 take a heck of a lot of practise (ie getting used to each gun's firing style in cs)- which yes, is just part of what makes the game unique.
But if you aren't good at it, maybe spending some time on quake will pay off, since new games don't show any signs of going anyway, I doubt the (what now would be) cult following of q3a probably won't die down, not for a GOOD long while.
EDIT: Anyway, I quit games a couple months ago, and it's pretty good. Still go on GS to relieve the craving ^^, but a lot more time to do stuff, and a lot less aggression after quitting (Got angry from games, can only imagine because of the nature of the games, and when things went wrong- in terms of computer buggering up). But yeah, quit now buddy- games are fun, but you'll learn later if you get out of them that the experience was nice, but it wasn't worth it.
How can i or her give you tips without you telling what game?
usually first person shooters are difficult for most newbies. I suggest switching to RolePlayingGame genre like Titan Quest, Neverwinter Nights 2, Phantasy Star Universeor MassivelyMultiplayerOnlineRoleplayingGame like World of Warcraft, Lineage2, Archlord, Lord of the Rings Online, Final Fantasy 11 etc....
and i've played games since i wus 2 year old, and it all i really do but i'm never any good at online games, any tips to get better?bigd131
well it's not computer AI as you know it's online vs. human I* - my tips is to study the enemies - how they act and just think for yourself how you can kill them
Playing games online doesn't take *supreme amounts of skill*. Nobody is born to play some games online. All you do is practice, and get into a good clan, or such. One vs. One games are pointless as many games are structured on team-based combat.
Single Player games and their difficulty has always been the hardest to master, IMO. If you can pull off something near-impossible to do in a single player game then you've earned the respect of some gamers.
Besides, gaming takes no real skill. Lets be honest. Gaming really doesn't take any skill. Anyone can do it, and anyone can get good at it. The people who go into national tournaments and leagues for video games are indeed nerds who need the hell beat out of them. So don't worry about it. As someone here said before: your best experiences will usually be *good* single player games (by the end of this year, that won't be hard to find).
Playing games online doesn't take *supreme amounts of skill*. Nobody is born to play some games online. All you do is practice, and get into a good clan, or such. One vs. One games are pointless as many games are structured on team-based combat.
Single Player games and their difficulty has always been the hardest to master, IMO. If you can pull off something near-impossible to do in a single player game then you've earned the respect of some gamers.
Besides, gaming takes no real skill. Lets be honest. Gaming really doesn't take any skill. Anyone can do it, and anyone can get good at it. The people who go into national tournaments and leagues for video games are indeed nerds who need the hell beat out of them. So don't worry about it. As someone here said before: your best experiences will usually be *good* single player games (by the end of this year, that won't be hard to find).
Skullheart
i disagree with you - i was born to kick ass in FPSs - lol just kidding
[QUOTE="Skullheart"]Playing games online doesn't take *supreme amounts of skill*. Nobody is born to play some games online. All you do is practice, and get into a good clan, or such. One vs. One games are pointless as many games are structured on team-based combat.
Single Player games and their difficulty has always been the hardest to master, IMO. If you can pull off something near-impossible to do in a single player game then you've earned the respect of some gamers.
Besides, gaming takes no real skill. Lets be honest. Gaming really doesn't take any skill. Anyone can do it, and anyone can get good at it. The people who go into national tournaments and leagues for video games are indeed nerds who need the hell beat out of them. So don't worry about it. As someone here said before: your best experiences will usually be *good* single player games (by the end of this year, that won't be hard to find).
PredatorRules
i disagree with you - i was born to kick ass in FPSs - lol just kidding
LOL I know what you mean. I guess I can relate to the thread creator. I've been playing FPS titles for years, but I still have bits of trouble here and there when playing online against people. I can usually rack up 3rd place at least, but that's not enough for me. I used to be much better, but something changed all the sudden.
That takes some real skills to watch the minimap whilst driving. I usually watch the trees quite often.Azghouls
not really all you have to do is to watch the road to see that you've got there good distance ahead to drive straight and just blink at the mini map for not more than 1 sec - to see how soon you need to take a turn
[QUOTE="Azghouls"]That takes some real skills to watch the minimap whilst driving. I usually watch the trees quite often.PredatorRules
not really all you have to do is to watch the road to see that you've got there good distance ahead to drive straight and just blink at the mini map for not more than 1 sec - to see how soon you need to take a turn
Iknow.;)
and i've played games since i wus 2 year old, and it all i really do but i'm never any good at online games, any tips to get better?bigd131Since you were 2 huh? i mean its nice to say you have been gamin for a while but lets be honest noone was gaming at 2...heres a tip also- play more think harder...really think about what your doing and how...these thought got me my achievements in Gears Of War...and soon on Pc...dont be a nub and quite cause you arent good
practice makes perfect man :D
and thats why microsoft made it so you can use their controller on pc...i have it and it works very well...i recamend to all games(except RTS's)BTW i know few of my friends - they really suck at FPSs - seriously, one of my friends can't watch the mini map while racing
there're few people that were never born to use mouse+keyboard
PredatorRules
[QUOTE="PredatorRules"]and thats why microsoft made it so you can use their controller on pc...i have it and it works very well...i recamend to all games(except RTS's)BTW i know few of my friends - they really suck at FPSs - seriously, one of my friends can't watch the mini map while racing
there're few people that were never born to use mouse+keyboard
demonik_360
yesfor few gamers using controller is way easier - i can't blame them :)
Don't give up so quick. Here are some tips: 1) Start with a game that is relatively new. That way no one is too far ahead of you and everyone is on a learning curve. Games like CSS that have been around a long time are just going to frustrate the new online player. 2) Stick to one or two online games. The truth it most good online players specialize in one game and play it to death. 3) Learn the map. That is key. When you are starting out try to pick or one or two maps and play them to death. You need to learn were the spawn points, weapons, best locations, strats etc. 4) Play regularly. Even if it is only a few hours day. 5) Don't get frustrated if you get wrecked at first. If you keep playing you will improve quickly and soon you will be pwning others. Plus everyone has good and bad rounds. 6) Once you start to get good a game, consider joining a clan. If you find a good one you will be plugged into a group of experienced players that ramp you up to speed much faster and share tips and tricks that you might not simply figure out on your own. You are bit young but if you look around there are plenty of teams that are geared to younger players. 7) "Whatver you do, never let anyone beat you!" - Street Fighter.:Pi never have really ever got "into" online games anyway
*walks off and wonders why he made this topic in the first place*
bigd131
Games are fun, especially when u are playing a great FPS for the first time. But i find once ive completed it, it seems like a pointless thing in the end :Sm_j_skin
Thats why you end up playing online.
Yea, stop playing games and get a life.
Gaming is great and all, but seriously, it should not be your first priority, especially if you suck at it. The only tip I can give is to uhhh, practice, but seeing that your playing all day anyways, I'm afraid your just bad, or young.
Look i dont think people aprecciate getting insulted like that i mean the guy just likes games. and he said he wasnt good at one type of game not every game he plays.we'll i am only 13 but i've been playing games for 11 years playing snes when i wus 2
bigd131
i started playing games when i was around 4, and found that my skill with games didn't really start to come into its own until i was around 14 or 16
i mean, sure, i was good at games before then - but it was during those years that i really started to get great at games, and could easily devour console games in a matter of hours, that's one of the big reasons i turned to pc games to begin with
some games demand simple dexterity, and the only way to improve that is to play more, but your ability to play many games, especially pc games, is determined by the way in which you think, and how you make decisions - and age is bound to be a central factor
but mostly, it's both dexterity and age
so keep on playing, and have patience
I started serious online gaming when I was 11 and played CS 1.6 a lot and starcraft on weekends when I had free time, my xfire is littered with a ton of FPS and RTS games now with 1147 combined hours total.
Since it's summer and I only go out once a week, I have alot of free time to game now. I am really, really good at online FPS games, mostly CSS since I had experience from CS 1.6 when I was thirteen
My tip would be to practise your reflexes on online game thingys and try to learn a sport and play it consistently. I played basketball at school every single day with my friends and that developed my hand movements and reflexes. I also pen spin very well and my fingers start becoming more flexible and faster and My hand-eye coordination improves greatly
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