Gaming++

I am trying to list a few point here why to play a computer game. Not talking about the pro's but the beginners.......

• It sharpens your reflexes, and instant decision making ( decide within a second whether to go left or right? etc.) And enhances manual dexterity.

• And with that you can relax and recreate to start your normal work up again.

• This is also a add on to your communication when you play in a clan as you have to keep in touch with the members.

• And most importantly this is like a real life experience when you play a game with passion. Because normally i cancel a bit other minor things for the game.
  

How to improve your Gaming Skills

Play & Observe to improve your Skill

You can practice your specific weapon skills by play some small map build for specific weapon

1. Map name : awp_map_fair to improve your sniping skills. Try only using the sniper in this

game and 1 more thing usually u are not allowed to add a bot in this map that means you need a friend to continue. But hey you can try other map like de_aztec but as i stated earlier that only use sniper.

2. Map : cs_untitled2 , this map is small and quiet a fun. You can practice pistols and guns(any)

and same as the earlier map that you can't add a bot. So can go for any big strategic map like de_dust2, de_dust. This will add on to your inner clan communication and strategy.

Some More Tips Cs

Burst Fire

Because Counter-Strike tries to simulate the recoil of actual guns, the longer you hold down the trigger the less accurate your rounds become. Unless you are at point blank range, after the first few shots you will likely just be blasting ammunition into the wild blue yonder, well over the heads of the enemy. To prevent this, and make your ammo count for something, it is a common practice in Counter-Strike to fire in short bursts of only two or three rounds, giving you a chance steady up for the next shot.

Compensate for Recoil

It may seem like common sense, but if you know that your weapon is going to recoil, it helps to compensate for it as best you can, typically by aiming down a little. Of course, the longer you press the trigger, the more difficult it will become to compensate adequately, so this is most effective when combined with burst fire as described above.

Plan Your Reloads

Reloading is one of the elements that differentiates Counter-Strike from some of the earlier FPSes. When your gun runs out of ammo, you must replace the clip, and although this can be done quite quickly, it often makes the difference between life and death. Try not to jump into an O.K. Corral style shoot-out without a fully loaded weapon, and when the time comes to reload, it's nice to have somewhere that you're not a sitting duck to do it.

Keep Your Pistol Handy

On a similar note, since you can switch weapons faster than you can reload in most FPSes, a quick weapon change at a critical moment can turn around the confrontation. We've all seen two players empty their guns into (or near) each other and almost simultaneously run out of ammo. Sometimes a good Counter-Strike player will finish the enemy off with his pistol or even his knife rather than wait for a reload.

Customize Your Controls

Making fast weapon changes and pulling off more complex maneuvers swiftly is greatly facilitated by customizing game controls and using scripts. Every player seems to have a personal preference when it comes to key combinations, and having the commands you need at your fingertips will speed up your gameplay considerably, although you will have to experiment with different configurations. Many experts have a custom configuration for each different class that they play.

Strategic Jumping

When you're in an open area or you know there are snipers targeting you, it's important to move around as much and as unpredictably as possible. Jumping, but not too regularly, can force the enemy to aim vertically as well as horizontally, or it can, if you're lucky, turn what would have been a head shot into something a little less damaging. That said, some players are prone to jumping continuously, even when out of harm's way, which can make you look like an idiot.

Games to die for

The Best Games I ever played

Here is the list of games.......

1. Halflife + Counter Strike - Series
2. Quake-III Arena
3. Age of Empires - Series
4. Warcraft - Dotta
5. Command & conquer Red Alert - Series
6. Need for speed - Series
7. Desert Storm
8. Freedom Fighter
9. Dark Knight
10. Call of Duty