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Well as the title says ^
Losing ones dream in a game,
I've always wanted to become a pro in Gunz Online
I've been training about 1 month already and I still lost a lot by users that are lower in level than me
and newbies that is still new in the game.
I've always wanted to dedicate myself into this game but ,
Why dedicate when I'm a Noob?
My question on this topic is!
Shall I move to another game or stay in practice more!
Being a professional gamer is not easy. Start by practicing hard and play against others who are better than you. People who are on the top of their game will help you improve yours.
You cannot expect to turn professional after a month of practicing. You need to dedicate countless hours of your time in front of your TV or PC. Enroll in online tournaments and know your opponents tactics. There are hundreds of videos you can study. Make sure you're comfortable with the game you're playing.
Are you comfortable with the game you're playing? Do you see yourself as a gamer who is available for practice and tournament around the clock? If your answer is yes to the above question that keep practicing. Remember, practice makes you perfect.
I want to clarify this question!
Well sometimes I get bored if I stay long time on the game.Quote:
Are you comfortable with the game you're playing?
Is that a sign of not being comfortable on the game or what?
Occasionally there will be times when you want to try out something new. In that case, feel free to do so. Just because you get bored with a game every now and than doesn't mean you're not comfortable playing it. Take me for example; I have been playing Halo since the dawn of Xbox. There are times when I don't play for weeks at a time. When I do log in, I am comfortable playing Halo.
Going professional as an individual is much harder than going professional with a team. If you want to expand your gaming options that look for a game that requires team work. Playing with a team is much easier and you are less likely to get bored playing as well.
Alright, I'll really try my best to master things up.
Thanks Moofin! :)
There are always leagues out their for such games.
One month is nothing...trust me.
A few years back, I wanted to get good at starcraft, and I practiced with a bunch of friends ...played like 3-5 hours a day...for about 5-6 months. And I got pretty damn good at it...but still a person will come around and unexpectedly beat you...
So yeah just keep practicing if that's what you want...and another very important thing is not to take loss hard...no matter who it is or what level they are.
Damn I'll really try my best and dedicate myself and I'll try to give an attempt to the pros who cares if they got me on 0
All I have to do is know their strategy and learn their moves.
The best thing to do is to not play with the same people, because you will get used to their tactics and it will get to easy. You just gotta go looking for new/better people :P Just try get urself into a clan and just start playing in gamebattles/clanbase and so forth and build up from there. Probably struggle at the start but just keep at it.
What if they kept defeating you and your always having " 0 " as a score do you have to handle this kind of pain?
It shouldn't be pain lol...just embrace it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jazeon
Loss or win, treat it the same, it's just a game.
If you get mad everytime you lose, you won't get far at all.
The less you care about winning, and more about playing the game, having fun, and learning about it...the better you'll get.
THIS.Quote:
Originally Posted by wounded
I've seen people snap when they "lose", especially at dota.
I'll try and see thanks for the advice :)
Just gotta take it on the chin and try learn from it, learn how to counter their moves and so forth :PQuote:
Originally Posted by Jazeon
Agreed, could not make it more clearly.Quote:
Originally Posted by Moofin
Keep on playing and you'll win someday
Don't give up
I hoped so though... :/