Welcome to Tournament Level!
I made this website to give important tips to the people who already play games seriously hopefully making them a better player, I didn't create it to teach you how to play the games I'm talking about! But if you take interest in what I am teaching, there will be links on my page to several site where you can learn more technical aspects to playing a game. Thanks for visiting!
What makes someone good at a game? Is it their ability to kill you easily or win the match without the slightest problems? Or is it the tactics they use to beat you so easily? I bet at one point in time you have even doubted your own skills. Thinking this is the best you can get, not able to break through that plateau in your skills. I'm here to teach you how to reach the next level. It doesn't take much, it's more like fine tuning the way that you play and think about the game. How you go about getting the win or that little extra something that you feel you're missing.
What exactly am I teaching?
- Special tactics that all the pros use to win huge tournaments that have thousands of participants and thousands of dollars on the line.
- Thought processes that naturally occur over time, and has been used to get to a certain level of skill. Those will be changed for another form of thinking that will help ascend the plateau.
- Different ways to evaluate yourself and determine what is needed to be done to become better. New training methods. Websites that offer abundant information that will help you to become better.
This game is very technical, with a lot of data that would be better to know than not to. This game usually consist of three levels of skill; Bad, Good, and Great. When you’re bad at this game there is tons of room to improve, information that you don't know that is vital to becoming good is at every corner, slowly but surely increasing your skill with every new piece of the puzzle added to the collection. The hardest part of this game is crossing the bridge from Good to Great. There isn't that much information for you to learn, you sort of know everything about the character you’re playing or you have logged enough hours to know almost every aspect of the game. But for some reason losing to more skilled opponents happens far too often. What is missing that is keeping you from becoming great?
Call of Duty as a series is not a very technical game, since it is set in a 1st person, real-time, 3D realistic world it relies heavily on common sense, specific situation knowledge and knowledge on how your enemies will play themselves. When playing the game people will naturally developed a comfortable pace that they will like to play at. Since everyone is so different it's hard to tell who is better and who isn't, but there is always room to improve. Implementing new tactics, techniques and equipment are just some ways to improve overall gameplay.