What makes a great player?

[Typhy]

Just want to hear everyone thoughts on this. There have been earlier threads on it, but not one for a while. Anyone who posts that camping is what makes a great player... *Looks to Haz to delete posts*.

[*NADS Capt. Anarchy]

A good player plays for the fun of playing. Not for the thrill of victory or the agony of defeat, they play just to play and have fun.

[Typhy]

This brings up somthing the Jeb and I talk about a lot There is a diffrence in what some people consider "fun". For me, there has never been a better moment than going into the tie breaker at 5-5 against KotA ( Sploosh you lucky bastard ). Thats what me and lots of my clanmates like best. Just like at sports. Some people enjoy a nice, fun, regual season game. I perfer a championship overtime game. Genraly I play my best under preasure at both Rogue Spear and sports. And after you win a great, close cb like that, or in the case of KotA, lose ( again, sploosh you lucky bastard ), brings up some emotions, extreme joy if you win, or agony of defeat. Thats part of the game, and depending on the player, that may be what they enjoy most.

[*DAMN Hazard]

In my opinon what makes a great player is

1) A player that can keep his composure under any circumstance.

2) A player that knows how to support their teammates without having to be told by MP bounds and is able to change their strategy according to how their teammate reacts.

3) A player that is well versed in all maps.

Thats my basic formula for a great player.

[tasty]

even though i have r6 experience only and have never delved into the world of RS, I have my own ideas on what makes a great player.

My idea of a great player is one that doesn not rely on his teammates to win. I rarely play in the common definition of "a team". A great player is someone that, when they are stuck in the basement of CSL and it is 4 on 1, them being the last player left, will go into hyper-mode and take out all four to win the game. If you cannot rely on each individual member of a team to take everyone out, than you cannot rely on the team. This post will probably come across as BS because I hear RS is more of a team-based game, but I have had excellent experience in R6 playing completely as an individual (since this is possible in r6). So anyway, it all comes down to individual skills??who has the combo of cleverness, timing, strategy, and all around ownage to be a great individual player.

[.vooDoo.]

I agree with all of the above, but what really makes a GREAT player is a good graphics card and a fast connection, pref. cable.  

[Typhy]

Voods, me and my Radion 32MB and my Alaskan 56k will take you anyday!  

[.vooDoo.]

Voods, me and my Radion 32MB and my Alaskan 56k will take you anyday!  

lmao, thems soundin like fightin words,  

[Supernatural Pie]

I have actually thought about this before, but the opportunity to present it never arose...

In general, the good players are the ones that do not rush in the first few seconds of the coop game to get the very first kills. What you should be doing is bringing your team together, and moving into the map as a group, covering each other. Anyone who runs out spraying and praying just to get the kill is an ass. This also goes for individual rooms. If you're behind someone who's hbing, they see a guy in a room, and they are slicing the pie (for those of you who are unaware of what that means, it's basically strafing sideways at an angle so that you slowly see more and more of the room until the target is in sight...anyway) ...they are slicing the pie, and you run around them and steal their kill. I hate it when people do that. Just stay fucking put. argh. Anyway, i know I was just babbling, and it probably didn't have much to do with the original topic....what was the original topic again? meh. It's 1:00, gimme a break.

[*agt * FLiP?]

I totally agree with everyone's remarks..
especially voodoo. Now send me a g..damn
ican voo..grrrrrrrrrrrr