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Coming from a Pro PC gamer this is what happens when you support home consoles in the competitive scene. And its totally what they deserve.
yup because we all know the pc gamer is the master race........
Coming from a Pro PC gamer this is what happens when you support home consoles in the competitive scene. And its totally what they deserve.
Sorry for answering your question again...but like I said
To clarify....this
Was what was directed at him...the rest of my post was to the thread as a whole...next time ill send up a flair when I change paragraphs...
As for the "lottery" argument...get off it...you know damn well that's not true lol...and anyone saying it knows they wouldn't be able to beat these guys once out of 100...
Esports are the shit. Literally.
I have a hard time deciding what's worse/"better": this or Pokemon esportsmen flinging their own shit at each other.
Sounds like an excuse to me...
I mean its pretty obvious to me from reading this thread that plenty of you guys in this thread would easily wipe the floor with these kids in the videos...
I mean anyone can be good at CoD right?
Sure, but the playing field is level...cream still rises to the top regardless...I still stand by my original point...why don't some of the people in this thread go dominate the competitive CoD scene and make some quick easy money for pulling some triggers...
Yep, 3 of those guys on the team have won $100k+ this year alone from tourney play. They are shit talking their former teammate who left (they had a "twitter feud").
There's a big difference between pub stomping and top level CoD.
These are my views on the subject of competing in COD.
The skill ceiling of aiming and movement in COD is extremely low. So that leaves strategy/decision making and teamwork. Strategy is influenced by the individual skill required to play the game, the complexity of the game and map design. COD has very little complexity and the map design is catered toward casual xbox live play rather than competition. So lets say the skills required are some strategy and teamwork with teamwork being the most important by a significant margin.
So for anyone who values individual skill and mental prowess in a game practicing for competitive COD would be like torture. A game where your individual skill doesn't matter and all that matters is the continual grind in a mind numbing game designed for casual play to perfect your teamwork so that its just slightly better than the other teams. Hours and hours of practice devoid of excitement, learning, improving skills, clutch individual plays or impossible feats of skill.
That is why people who like games such as Quake, Counter Strike, Starcraft, Dota etc have no desire to compete in COD, whatever the potential reward.
These are my views on the subject of competing in COD.
The skill ceiling of aiming and movement in COD is extremely low. So that leaves strategy/decision making and teamwork. Strategy is influenced by the individual skill required to play the game, the complexity of the game and map design. COD has very little complexity and the map design is catered toward casual xbox live play rather than competition. So lets say the skills required are some strategy and teamwork with teamwork being the most important by a significant margin.
So for anyone who values individual skill and mental prowess in a game practicing for competitive COD would be like torture. A game where your individual skill doesn't matter and all that matters is the continual grind in a mind numbing game designed for casual play to perfect your teamwork so that its just slightly better than the other teams. Hours and hours of practice devoid of excitement, learning, improving skills, clutch individual plays or impossible feats of skill.
That is why people who like games such as Quake, Counter Strike, Starcraft, Dota etc have no desire to compete in COD, whatever the potential reward.
Competitive sports have men acting this way in general.
I'm surprised that they even have sponsors. I would have pulled out a long time ago.
Competitive sports have men acting this way in general.
Given that COD has SnD as a competitive game type, how does it differ from Counter Strike competitively in your opinion? Because it seems to me that the only differences would be buying weapons vs selecting loadouts. One has to suspect that the CTF and KotH modes in the mix in competitive COD make it even more complex than CS... (unless they mix those in, I don't know.)
Having watched a bit of competitive black ops 2 at MLG, it seems like there's a surprising amount of complexity and potential for individual clutch plays. How much have you watched? Also the fact that there are a handful of teams competing at a much higher level than the rest of the field, I suspect that their teamwork isn't just slightly better than others.
I mean, I suspect that your post is just full of uninformed speculation because you think a "casual" game can never be as interesting as whatever random games you like, but maybe it's not and you're actually on to something. But if so, it needs a little more explaining... because "it's simple and casual" doesn't seem to hold up.
Drop 'em all in Afghanistan.
Its not Activision fault.Hope you're proud of yourself Activision![]()
well,the most "vocal" guy later in the video admit it just do it because that "motivates" his team..so they are that loud and obnoxious on purpose
The old counter strike tournaments were ripe with this as well. CoD is just this decades version.
Edit: actually if you want to go further back I remember the Quake II tournaments I attended with friends being pretty embarrassing at times as well.
Competitive sports have men acting this way in general.
Coming from a Pro PC gamer this is what happens when you support home consoles in the competitive scene. And its totally what they deserve.
People who said that competitive gaming is the worst must never have seen real sport competitive matches and its fan community.How's is this any different that any competitive sport?
I would think that any audience for a football match would make these look like little angels.