hi, i'm redd and im looking for a pocket or roamer mentor. up to now, my 6's experience has been tf2mix and pugna's. Im playing for heroes of low open this season, but my gamesense is so bad i had to move down to roamer because i couldn't keep our med alive. anyone willing to help with really basic gamesense would be much appreciated!
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hi, i'm redd and im looking for a pocket or roamer mentor. up to now, my 6's experience has been tf2mix and pugna's. Im playing for heroes of low open this season, but my gamesense is so bad i had to move down to roamer because i couldn't keep our med alive. anyone willing to help with really basic gamesense would be much appreciated!
http://steamcommunity.com/profiles/76561198044070635/
http://steamcommunity.com/profiles/76561198044070635/
Game sense is just something that will come with time and experience. Watch some demos and POV's, and try to get the STV's of some scrims to see where you went wrong. Best of luck.
Game sense is just something that will come with time and experience. Watch some demos and POV's, and try to get the STV's of some scrims to see where you went wrong. Best of luck.
GrImpartialGame sense is just something that will come with time and experience. Watch some demos and POV's, and try to get the STV's of some scrims to see where you went wrong. Best of luck.
Having someone with experience point out just what you did wrong helps a lot, though. When I was doing highlander I learned more about Spy Time in a 10-minute speech by Cygnus than I had in a whole bunch of pugs and lobbies before that, and I played medic, where that's a relatively important thing to be aware of. You can go over demos by yourself all you want, but it's a lot easier to learn from them if someone else with more experience is helping you out. That's the point of a mentor.
I've been playing against Redd in scrims a few times; his DM is good but he needs positioning and timing improvements; give this guy a mentor and he could be golden.
[quote=GrImpartial]Game sense is just something that will come with time and experience. Watch some demos and POV's, and try to get the STV's of some scrims to see where you went wrong. Best of luck.[/quote]
Having someone with experience point out just what you did wrong helps a lot, though. When I was doing highlander I learned more about Spy Time in a 10-minute speech by Cygnus than I had in a whole bunch of pugs and lobbies before that, and I played medic, where that's a relatively important thing to be aware of. You can go over demos by yourself all you want, but it's a lot easier to learn from them if someone else with more experience is helping you out. [i]That's[/i] the point of a mentor.
I've been playing against Redd in scrims a few times; his DM is good but he needs positioning and timing improvements; give this guy a mentor and he could be golden.
Having someone with experience point out just what you did wrong helps a lot, though. When I was doing highlander I learned more about Spy Time in a 10-minute speech by Cygnus than I had in a whole bunch of pugs and lobbies before that, and I played medic, where that's a relatively important thing to be aware of. You can go over demos by yourself all you want, but it's a lot easier to learn from them if someone else with more experience is helping you out. [i]That's[/i] the point of a mentor.
I've been playing against Redd in scrims a few times; his DM is good but he needs positioning and timing improvements; give this guy a mentor and he could be golden.
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