Hello! This is going to be a TuT/help topic on how to do good on CoD type games. Well, typically first person shooters.

#1 TIP:

Do not think about the game! I know this sounds crazy, but if you think about the game too hard, you'll do pretty bad. Well, that counts for me. I think that if I think about the game hard enough, i'll be a boss. But no, that's NOT the case. The harder you think about the game, the worse you'll do. Let your mind go free.


#2 TIP:

Get used to YOUR own sensitivity. If your friends are all on like, sensitivity: 10, that doesn't matter. Don't follow them if it's not good for you. Pick up the slow senses and see how you do. If your better with lower sensitivity, use it! Just because your friends like to quickscope, doesn't mean you have to be on the highest sensitivity possible. Play with the options for a while.


#3 TIP:

Reactions. If you play reaction sports, such as Ping Pong (Table Tennis) You'll find you may do better at games. This is because your reactions are hightened. So, play sports that involve your hands! Football is good, and a "little" reaction core, but not that much. So, Football is a "good" sport to do, I recommend it, but not for Video Game players. I suggest getting something like a Ping Pong table in your house and play a lot on it. And practice your games also.


#4 TIP:

Get used to the maps. This is a very crucial Tip. I suggest getting on a private match, maybe with some friends, and just run around the map. Learn the spawn points by researching it. Find some good S&D spots where you can go as soon as you spawn. Or run around and find a goot sniping patch. Whatever suits you.

#5 TIP:

If you want to get effective in close combat firefights, use the tactical layout. Get used to it, because this layout will allow you to Dropshot. Dropshotting is where you and your enemy are nearly facing eachother, you slam down on the camera stick button, and drop to the floor and blaze the air with your bullets until you see the points pop up on the screen.

#6 TIP:

Turn your brightness all the way up to maximum. This will help in dark areas, so your not so blind. It also helps you identify the target in long range. It may make it so the graphics don't look as good, but it sure as hell is a good tool for dark maps.




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| Top rated guns for noobs: |
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1. ACR assault rifle
Reason: Nearly no recoil, good for long range gunfights.
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2. PP90 Submachine gun
Reason: Very high damaged gun at close range. Almost unbeatable at close combat.
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3: Scar-L Assault Rifle
Reason: Extremely powered gun at medium to close range. Also very little recoil at long range.
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4. UMP45 submachine gun
Reason: Medium damaged gun, good fro medium to close range. Is quite terrible at long range though.
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Secondary Tip:

If you want a quick gun to pull out during a fight, and your magazine just ran out? use the FMG's! They are very effective guns if used with dual wield. Pull them out at close range to get the overpowered machine that you want at the right time.


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| Leveling Up |
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Leveling up TIP:

#1. Play on Kill Confirmed to level up the fastest. This is an easy way to level up because you don't just get exp from killing, you also get it from killing, and then picking up the enemies tags. So that's about 150-250 depending on the other combos you get.

#2. Don't use weapons you see others using, use the weapon that best fits you. This will increase your K : D and better games.

#3. Use support killstreak package. This is good exp because they're often low kills and that means you can achieve them without much effort. And they also help out your team, and yourself very much.

#4. Go for those challenges. If you like a gun, but are not getting very good attachments for it, go for them! Use the tips that you just read, and go for as many challenges as you can get. This will result in better killing sprees and much more exp from more kills and the extra challenge exp which can range from, 500-10,000 exp, which are very good boosts.

#5. Use grenades! Grenades and flashes are extremely useful in tactic based games! They can also be very useful in big rush type games, because if you just spawned, and you see a cluster of enemies on your radar, throw in a few flashes and bomb their @sse$!



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| Recommended Perks: |
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My recommened perks setup is:


Use the Specialist killstreak package. And with that, you get your favorite, and best performing weapon. Put on: Sleight of Hand, this will make it so you're not stumped in combat when you have to reload fast. Use: Assasin Pro, this will make it so you don't have to worry about UAV's or EMP's or people targeting your name in red. Use: Stalker Pro, this is a pretty awesome perk because when you're running against a bunch of campers, they're most likely going to set up a few claymores or something that triggers and explosion. With this perk, you don't have to worry about those because it gives you the ability to run through them with abolut a 5 second delay on exploasion. Now, with the Specialist pack, put on Scavenger, so you won't run out of ammo fast, Quickdraw pro, so you'll be a fast reactiing, flash throwing machine, And then put on Dead Silence. This will allow you to move quietly through enemy lines. This is good if you're working for that M.O.A.B. so you can get up behind em' quickly.


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| Additional Notes: |
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Thanks guys, if you think i've missed something here, post it as a comment and i'll see if I can add it. Also, if these tips helped you, it also helps to +rep me And thank the topic if you like!
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Also! Comment if you think this is sticky worthy! I certainly think it is, it took a long time to type up ;D



-MW3