TCS style damaging or helpdful when playing matches outside of dMw?

OldBloke · February 25, 2008, 05:30:30 PM

Quote from: BlueBall;223630:roflmao: You obviously haven't seen us in action

He must've meant tight nits united.

Benny · February 25, 2008, 08:01:52 PM

Knitted Tights United?

Jabbs · February 25, 2008, 08:53:41 PM

I hope no one got the wrong impression by my questions by the way...in fact I would agree with Venom. Some of you may have noticed that since my joining dMw my skills and overall game play have improved a lot and for that I am grateful that we play the way we play.

If I had joined a 'normal' clan, I would have got frustrated and probably my team mates too cause I wouldn't have been able to improve and play quite like I have done. Matches and 'proper' tactical CS would have been more critical and pressure would have be on to perform.

What I would like to suggest if possible is on occasions if there are ten players on the server perhaps we can suggest going to Tourney server and having a practice 'match' 5v5 no boundaries etc.

For most part I think we can all agree that playing TCS 'public' gives us the opportunity to play the correct style of play whenever we feel like (or have time to) play.

I'm loving the responses here though - thanks!

Whitey · February 25, 2008, 09:07:56 PM

Quote from: Jabbs;223703I hope no one got the wrong impression by my questions by the way...in fact I would agree with Venom.

I certainly didn't get the wrong impression and it's been an interresting thread to read, especially the bit about the tights. :flirty:

Quote from: Jabbs;223703[/COLOR]What I would like to suggest if possible is on occasions if there are ten players on the server perhaps we can suggest going to Tourney server and having a practice 'match' 5v5 no boundaries etc.[/COLOR]

I'd rather we didn't do this. It's one thing having a Ladder match at predefined times as other members know what is going on and know the match will be over in 30 minutes or less and can look forward to the players returning but I don't like the idea of emptying Boomer or Meathook to move to Baldric for non-TCS play and anyone else wanting a game, having to play with bots. We're not currenty in any official leagues/ladders and if/when we do rejoin, we will have plenty of time to organise practice matches to get us ready for it.

Jabbs · February 26, 2008, 07:29:04 AM

Quote from: Whitey;223705I'd rather we didn't do this. It's one thing having a Ladder match at predefined times as other members know what is going on and know the match will be over in 30 minutes or less and can look forward to the players returning but I don't like the idea of emptying Boomer or Meathook to move to Baldric for non-TCS play and anyone else wanting a game, having to play with bots. We're not currenty in any official leagues/ladders and if/when we do rejoin, we will have plenty of time to organise practice matches to get us ready for it.

No Problem and understood Captain! :norty:, thanks for the reply

DuVeL · February 26, 2008, 07:47:28 AM

I've been following the thread a bit and have to say that TCS really helps your matchstyle aswell. Good VC's, helping out, teaming up, all stuff that we use in TCS that also are really helpfull in matches.
With TCS you know people will be defending the bombspots and such and from that you know all the gitspots where people can hide.

One thing that I do keep saying is that people should know where the meetingpoints are when both sides rush on maps (as in where to throw a flash so your side has an advantage, the funny thing is, when I get flashed doing that and Sadako is on the otherside, I know it's him).

-=[dMw]=-DuVeL;
"A flashbang a day, can keep them nasty rushers away".....

Jabbs · February 26, 2008, 02:36:10 PM

Quote from: DuVeL;223723One thing that I do keep saying is that people should know where the meetingpoints are when both sides rush on maps (as in where to throw a flash so your side has an advantage, the funny thing is, when I get flashed doing that and Sadako is on the otherside, I know it's him).

-=[dMw]=-DuVeL;
"A flashbang a day, can keep them nasty rushers away".....

Yeah TCS is very beneficial to learning these kind of things. An interesting point to mention is that of TIMING. :norty:

Timing as you rush is so important. What I mean is you/we should be aware of how long we have taken to 'buy' and get moving and therefore from that we should learn to be aware of where the enemy is likely to have made it to. Will they have made it to gitspots?

But that is digressing slightly of course! Thanks for the comments though. I would love to play 5 on 5 though so that we can learn to be quicker when talking tactics (especially when deploying the 5th man). The 5th man would be like the 'sweeper' in footie perhaps or an additional man at a bombspot that is harder to defend/attack. :eyebrow:

DuVeL · February 26, 2008, 02:43:32 PM

True about the buying part. I know the combinations out of my head and can manage buying easily within the timelimit just before the start of the round.

What also interesting is aim, headhight around corners and burst over long distance.

Another thing, good for TCS but also good for matches; a decent headset. Good for VC's but also for giving the info about where an enemy is coming from.

Dr Sadako · February 26, 2008, 03:18:29 PM

The intention of this section was in the beginning to improve the quality of TCS. Reading through it I find it to be applicable for both match and TCS style though. I think that the dMw Ladder is a good first step to get some match practice. Maybe we will get into Enemy Down or similar ladders in the future. However, I see a problem in that as some have difficulty showing up for a ladder match on time or at all. But that is a separate thread.

Jabbs · February 26, 2008, 05:31:53 PM

Quote from: Dr Sadako;223777The intention of this section was in the beginning to improve the quality of TCS. Reading through it I find it to be applicable for both match and TCS style though. I think that the dMw Ladder is a good first step to get some match practice. Maybe we will get into Enemy Down or similar ladders in the future. However, I see a problem in that as some have difficulty showing up for a ladder match on time or at all. But that is a separate thread.

'Some' people have difficulty in turning up for matches (as is highlighted by the need for subs all the time) of course but I feel we have enough players around who can be available for a 5 person team IF (big if I guess?) we play in ED or something. We have what eleven teams in teh ladder? If we did play one or two teams in ED, then I'm sure we have the players to do so. Also there are several players I notice who would make up a very good team indeed!

I'm excited about being here guys. It might sound daft but I'm thrilled that we talk about improving game play and possibly moving on in the future too. The framework that has been set up by you peeps is a fine foundation to build on if we (well you really) decided to use it (i.e. ED or whatever).

Laters!

Dr Sadako · February 26, 2008, 06:05:01 PM

Quote from: Jabbs;223791'Some' people have difficulty in turning up for matches (as is highlighted by the need for subs all the time) of course but I feel we have enough players around who can be available for a 5 person team IF (big if I guess?) we play in ED or something. We have what eleven teams in teh ladder? If we did play one or two teams in ED, then I'm sure we have the players to do so. Also there are several players I notice who would make up a very good team indeed!

I'm excited about being here guys. It might sound daft but I'm thrilled that we talk about improving game play and possibly moving on in the future too. The framework that has been set up by you peeps is a fine foundation to build on if we (well you really) decided to use it (i.e. ED or whatever).

Laters!

I have replied here instead as I think it shouldn't be discussed further here.