10 Steps to be the Next Gaming Champion

Want to be a player? Read on..
  1. Rearrange your priorities as follows:
    #1 - Gaming
    #2 - Eating
    #3 - Sleeping
    #4 - On second thought, scratch #3. You still need to get past the next level.

  2. Explore the terrain (Get a map and study it). Learn from other players and guides available on the web or in magazines.

  3. Practice in Single player (God like mode) as well as multiplayer to improve reflexes and explore maneuvers.

  4. Learn the difference between a shock rifle and a sniper rifle. Or at least fake it.

  5. Customize your keys button configuration for each game to maximize efficiency.

  6. Forget about the difference between fantasy and reality. (Who needs reality anyways)

  7. Take advantage of all the features of the game such as sound effects (foot steps, noises), visual effects (shadows, explosions), game features (radar, night vision). Taking in all of this information will help keep you a step ahead of the competition.

  8. Pimp your new PC to the limit, then donate your old, slow PC to a friend and challenge them to a duel.

  9. When someone starts talking smack on a message board, calmly post your system’s eye-popping specs and make them squirm in their chair.

  10. Don’t rush right into every situation (play smart). Adjust to your opponent’s strategy and take advantage of his mistakes. If he gets into a room to camp and has not noticed you, don’t just go inside the room guns blazin’…throw in a grenade or two through a window if possible.

[Courtesy: Come Out & Play]

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