http://www.improvingyourplay.com Dedicated to making YOU a better gamer. Fri, 04 Jun 2010 18:11:42 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en In the previous article “Question: Do what works for you—What does that mean?!” I give guidance on how to answer the question, “How can I get better at the game?” to those that quickly lend advice. In this article I want to focus on actually answering the ... http://www.improvingyourplay.com/?p=87 In my last article “Leadership in Public Play” I addressed the idea of being a leader on the field by changing your game winning focus from being at the top of the score board to being the guy that ensures your team’s victory on the map. In this article I ... http://www.improvingyourplay.com/?p=79 For those of us that have been around the FPS genre for awhile, we all meet new players on a regular basis who ask us for advice on how to get better. The common response thrown at these newbies is, “Just do what works for ... http://www.improvingyourplay.com/?p=86 In my last article “Leadership in Public Play” I addressed the idea of being a leader on the field by changing your game winning focus from being at the top of the score board to being the guy that ensures your team’s victory on ... http://www.improvingyourplay.com/?p=83 ImprovingYourPlay.com is currently in the process of trying to find a sponsor for both a private (or public) game server and Ventrilo/TS server to make it's home as the premier demo recording studio for it's video demonstrations. I am working with my clan to see about reserving our war server ... http://www.improvingyourplay.com/?p=82 Writer's block is broken! At least for now. As I started work on the video demonstrations again, I had a breakthrough on what was missing from the written portion of the site, something that was absolutely necessary to have pre-defined before trying to explain the more difficult techniques by video ... http://www.improvingyourplay.com/?p=80 There are times in public servers where no matter how much you dominate the other team, or move from one vantage point to another and have the enemy pinned your team still manages to lose. In these moments, the idea of leadership on the field is most pronounced. Most players on ... http://www.improvingyourplay.com/?p=78 I have had a recent realization of something that has been missing from this site from the beginning. This fundamental function of any skirmish is so simple it has gone undefined thus far. Anytime I thought to put it in any portion of the guide or articles I have wrote, ... http://www.improvingyourplay.com/?p=77 Writer's block... time to start those video demonstrations? Maybe. Looking at the last entry and it being of October of last year, I think it's time for an update from me. To be honest, I can't believe 6 months has already past and I haven't had anything to say or ... http://www.improvingyourplay.com/?p=76 Building your Style by EJ "Callisto" Gonzalez Lets start dishing out Call of Duty 4 tips. Every one has their own style of playing video games. There are 2 basic methods of setting yourself up and moving around the map, defensive and offensive. This cod4 tip will take you far, no successful call ... http://www.improvingyourplay.com/?p=74