Gaming Guides

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Would anyone be interested in guides for Bo2 for example. How to start out a game, spots and playstyles using different classes and roles.  Lmk if I should put my time and effort into this :)

EDIT: Not worth it :)

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lmao, this game has been out for year and if you're still ass at it give up

edit: and even in other games time will make you better

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discord: anthony#6666

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discord: anthony#6666

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discord: anthony#6666

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(06-09-2017, 08:58 AM)antonio Wrote:lmao, this game has been out for year and if you're still ass at it give up

edit: and even in other games time will make you better

I'm not 'ass' myself, master rank 14 and semi pro on ghosts, but I know alot of small things that can influence and improve a more casual player's game.

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I believe this would be useful for a lot of games and zombies for cod, but not multiplayer for cod.

Gaming shouldn't be following off what other people say. It should be experiencing and developing your own skills. That's my opinion.

I don't see a point in it tbh

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(06-09-2017, 09:14 AM)Chomped Wrote:Gaming shouldn't be following off what other people say. It should be experiencing and developing your own skills. That's my opinion.

I don't see a point in it tbh

Its more routes and spots you could implement in your own playstyle, not forcing you to use a certain weapon or any of that ;)

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(06-09-2017, 09:28 AM)martijn Wrote:Its more routes and spots you could implement in your own playstyle, not forcing you to use a certain weapon or any of that ;)

but one of the best parts of gaming is finding what works for you.

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(06-09-2017, 09:29 AM)Chomped Wrote:but one of the best parts of gaming is finding what works for you.

true, seeing as most the reactions are a no-go, I wont spend my time on this :) appreciate the feedback

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