I recently started a team with a good friend of mine, and an idea I had was to get tips and techniques from higher level players, and try to use them or inform myself about what the most common mistakes open teams make to have my team avoid doing those things.
I already learned alot, and I'm still wondering: What tips could you experienced, high-level players give to me? I already understand alot of concepts, but please tell me things you know.
I recently started a team with a good friend of mine, and an idea I had was to get tips and techniques from higher level players, and try to use them or inform myself about what the most common mistakes open teams make to have my team avoid doing those things.
I already learned alot, and I'm still wondering: What tips could you experienced, high-level players give to me? I already understand alot of concepts, but please tell me things you know.
https://forums.highlander.tf/
Would go here for hl questions, tftv is mainly geared toward 6's.
At an open level though if your team masters the art of walking forward together you would own.
https://forums.highlander.tf/
Would go here for hl questions, tftv is mainly geared toward 6's.
At an open level though if your team masters the art of walking forward together you would own.
Up to like main/adv HL, the most important things are paying attention to your advantages (ex. you have a sniper/heavy/demo) pick, then yelling at your team loud enough to push together off those advantages. Almost nothing else in HL matters outside of invite.
Up to like main/adv HL, the most important things are paying attention to your advantages (ex. you have a sniper/heavy/demo) pick, then yelling at your team loud enough to push together off those advantages. Almost nothing else in HL matters outside of invite.
id say the best play is picking up a sniper who is really good at aiming and then you can win
id say the best play is picking up a sniper who is really good at aiming and then you can win