BF2S Forums What is the key to success?

Why? Do Commodore 64's give out super-harmful radiation?

Also, Nasty_Butler - you're right to pick Comms/Teamwork as an addition, but I thik that falls under experience.  An experienced player will realise the benefit of such activity, a talented, but inexperienced player will not.

Besides, I'm not even sure you can have such a thing as a 'talent for fps'.  You may have speedy reflexes and whatnot, but I think what people think of as talent is actually just a lot of experience of FPS games in general, thus allowing a faster progression up the learning curve.

Philosophical or what.

King_County_Downy wrote:

VeNg3nCe^ wrote:

Hardware and Experience.  Talent helps you to get good faster, but it not the sole key to success imo.

Tactics, training and using the right equiptment.

I think experience is the BIG factor in being a proficient player....as i learnt many tactics from a experienced player that i otherwise would have spent weeks learning. ..  I now use some of this skills and have bettered my stats and my general fun when playing...............JAM Clan with ME hilltop2bit and the GREEN MONKEYS

VeNg3nCe^ wrote:

Hardware and Experience.  Talent helps you to get good faster, but it not the sole key to success imo.

I agree. You could be the best in the world but if you're comp is slow, laggy it makes it much harder to fight/ kill

Decent framerate and a good mouse is all you need hardware wise.

After that, you just play for a while and learn how each gun works and what it works for. You get better after some time.

Talent is something that doesn't exist in games. No one can aim well their first time playing a game.

It's just who can learn fastest.