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I can respect that, but the whole teamwork dynamic of the game reminds me somewhat of how H3 used to play. It's more communication-based than it is on individual skill
I can respect that, but the whole teamwork dynamic of the game reminds me somewhat of how H3 used to play. It's more communication-based than it is on individual skill
That's cause COD requires no skill whatsoever.
Both of those things go hand in hand with intelligent players.
Hey man, it was over.
I'm always confused when I see stuff like this (and I'm a Counter-Strike player). Anything at the highest level requires skill, otherwise how could the same team win both MLG and the World Championships? If winning is dumb luck, you'd expect that some other random low-tier team would have taken it instead of a repeat.
Okay so if I said id destroy you one on one in COD, what would you say to that? I'm pretty sure if I followed through and did destroy you in COD it would mean that I'm more skilled then you.That's cause COD requires no skill whatsoever.
Yeah competitive H3 required teamwork to succeed but if your BR was ass then GTFO scrub.
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Competitive Halo was born in MLG. The halo community doesn't have any grass roots to fall back on like the FGC does. Once MLG dropped halo all the pros and a majority of the followers said GG and left. A lot of what JamesMK talks about is true. Halo kids were used to the professional broadcasts and the money and now nothing. And they do have AGL now but it's not the same
I'd say you have more knowledge of the game. I haven't played a COD game in over a year, and i know for a fact that if i was thrown into any random match in any of the newer games in a map i've never played in, i'd go positive. To go even further, give me a month of playing the last COD game and i'm 100% sure i'd go toe to toe 1v1 against one of these "pros", maybe i won't win but it won't a total destruction. That's the bottom line for every COD game.
To be good as a team in a game like COD requires just the intellectual aspect of competitive gaming. To put it into terms that FGC fans can understand. If COD was a fighter every knowledgeable person in the FGC would own in their games. People like Ultra David or Skisonic would actually be good in games like Marvel and AE, yet they remain as incredibly knowledgeable people of the games but relatively scrubs in both of those games.
So Fariko just knows more than everybody else? I really disagree. To execute at a high level in a team game like this, you have to be very well coordinated as a unit, practice a ton, and generally be able to perform and react at a high level with a small margin for error when the pressure is on.
Actually competetive halo did already excist before mlg...with names as strangepurple, darkman, bigsauce, and the ogre brothers.Competitive Halo was born in MLG. The halo community doesn't have any grass roots to fall back on like the FGC does. Once MLG dropped halo all the pros and a majority of the followers said GG and left. A lot of what JamesMK talks about is true. Halo kids were used to the professional broadcasts and the money and now nothing. And they do have AGL now but it's not the same
Im aware. What I'm trying to say is that the Halo community broke easily after being dropped by MLG.
Lol anyone can be a pubstar. Your words have no support. Good luck beating pros at the highest level cause I guarantee you'd get wrecked.
yeah man, i will bet alot of money on that match in the pro's favor if u only played the game for a month. no offence to mt. mutombo
I think many of us would lol
