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TEAM ANALYSIS

XGC xVIPERx XI

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One of the things that will make or break your team is knowing each other. I do recommend that after a couple of days of practicing, get together in some custom games, and get some practice/set up some tactical strategies.

Now, what do I mean by knowing each other?

This can go on to mean many different things, but I do not mean this so much as in a, do you have a wife, type of way. I mean this as in, "Ok, XGC Beowulf is good with the Sniper Rifle." In knowing how we all work together in this fashion, then our battles with clans, or skirmishes will be much more successful in the future outcomes. Also, for the people in the F.E.A.R. division of the XGC clan that are going to be planning/mapping out strategies, then this will also help out the team tremendously.

What other stuff is important in 'Team Analysis'?

Many other things to elaborate on from the previous statement. Your team will need plenty of knowledge outside of who uses what weapons efficiently. Below is a list of what else I mean.

Personal

There are many things that fall under the personal category. Don't interpret what we mean by 'Personal' wrong. When we say this, we mean as in, what are your schedules like. How high is your motivation to win, how good is your temper, can you hold a good position, do you have patience? Many different things can fall under this category, most of the important things are below.

- What are your exact playing hours? This will help organize team matches/skirmishes better. This will also help us set up team practices, and other things.

- How is your patience, and will to stay in position? This can help with not only game-play, but also can help with how well people get along on the team. Weird? Not really, let me explain. Say you have a person that likes to rush, doesn't have patience, and can't stay still, talking to someone who has patience, is relaxed and laid back. It would be a nightmare. This can create a conflict on the battleground as well as in the XGC Clan home, which is very un-wanted.

Who are YOU?

One of the most important things includes, who are you?

- The most important part of teamwork, and survival, is knowing who you are. You need to know if you can do what you are about to attempt. Do you hesitate with controls? Not that good with cover? Be sure to let the team know, that way, we can work around defending you if something goes wrong. And, eventually, with training, you can improve. Further elaborating on this topic. You need to know, if they offer me this weapon, will I be able to use it to the fullest of the team, or is someone better? Confess to the team what all your pros and cons are about yourself, this will not only help us improve you as a player, but also help us re-strategize around you.

Who are Your Personal Enemies?

Though it is certainly not advised to make enemies within the XGC Clan, if you did have a spat with one of the members, or just find that you don't mix well with their personality, let your Team Leaders know. That way, he/she can make sure that you guys aren't together in a tournament, or in a skirmish/clan battle. This will again, make the team better as a whole, and also make you do better personally.

Know The Game!

F.E.A.R.. Know and remember that name, it is life or death in this division. Know that the game is not about rushing, it isn't about running around, it isn't about trying to destroy an entire team by yourself.

Teamwork

The other thing that will make the F.E.A.R. division, is Teamwork. In the following sections, I will be describing everything about how to work together to make the team, as a whole, better.

Can you give a rundown of Teamwork?

Notice that there is no 'I' in Teamwork. Although, if you mix up the letters, there is a 'Me'. Yes, sure there is a 'Me' in Teamwork, but, that is not what we are trying to do. With Teamwork, we need to stick together, stay as one, stay in unison, and stay perfect. This is where the 'Me' factor becomes canceled out. If we mix up, don't stay in unison, go different areas in the map, we achieve what is called Failure. Sure, then you have the 'Me' factor, but that is not what matters in this game.

What can I do to improve the team?

Many different things! A lot of this works with the 'Team Analysis'. Making the team better is, of course, a team project. No single person can make a team better. It has to be a combined effort of everyone.

What would you say is good behavior on the field?

Well, depends on what you were assigned to do. Some of the general things that everyone in the team should be good at, and be able to do is listed below:

- Use your cover!

-- Follow your team, use the cover, follow them, and follow orders. Don't attack with the whole, "You are not my boss, I don't have to listen to you!" Hopefully, in XGC, we will have only the best, and they will all be trained to give accurate instructions at times of need. If they do not know what to do, then they more than likely, won't be giving you orders.

- Communication!

-- ALWAYS, and I repeat, ALWAYS, communicate. If you do not have a microphone, then listen very carefully to instructions. If you are not sure of something, ALWAYS, ask. It isn't better to pretend like you know what you are doing, and fake acting it out.

- Respect!

-- This is one thing that many teams refuse to have. They have it to a moderate standpoint, but it is not nearly high enough. People need to have respect for their 'higher up' team members, or other members. Respect, in its own way, can make or break you on the field. Respect the decisions of your team, respect the planned out, and respect your allies. This can make the game a lot more fun. It also gives you a better sense of accomplishment.

Know the area!

-- If you are new to it, or haven't had time to study the maps, that is fine, the team will help you do what you need to. It is highly recommended that you memorize the strategic plans and the maps in general. Where weapons/grenades spawn, and most importantly, memorize your enemies’ common plans. Everyone has a common plan that they all follow without thinking about it, memorize your enemies, so that you may ambush them without them even preparing for it.
 

XxSnowyxX

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One other thing that I have noticed helps is when you have a person in your team telling people what to do. ex- Snowy get those rockets take out the Tank, Scarpello grab the ball follow me, we will walk it in the right side, Viper take that ghost and make sure that tank is down just in case.

I find that if everyone knows what everyone is doing when you doing this.

also sometimes when you are in a game stop and take alook at what your team mates are doing so that you can place yourself the best possible place to help your team them if need be.