Verbal communication for PRO's

Sup Brawlers,

Communication is one of the more important aspects of playing with friends.

In the following thread, I will explain how I use positioning directions and an efficient way to tell people where to go.

This will help you communicate more efficiently with your friends and reduce the time spent trying to explain where you need them to go.

I use these tools with friends. The terminology and concepts are easy to understand. It also makes it more efficient to communicate when you can't see your teammates screen.

Scenario 1:

Let's say you are playing with a friend and you have a sniper straight ahead of you.

While talking to your friend you would say from my position, I have a sniper at 12 O'clock.

Scenario 2:

If there is a sniper behind you, you can say I've got a sniper on my 6 O'clock.

Scenario 3:

If there is a sniper to your right you can say "I've got a sniper on my 3 O'clock and so on.

Below is a clock with military time to help you use as a reference.



Below is a football route tree. This is a tool to help you explain to your teammate where you need them to go. The idea is to be able to communicate quickly and efficiently.

If your friend is to the left of you, use the image on the left. If your team mate is to the right of you use the image to the right.



Scenario 1:

Let's say you are playing with a friend and you have a sniper straight ahead of you.

While talking to your friend you would say from my position, I have a sniper at 12 O'clock can you run a flat.

This will give him an idea of where the sniper is and position you both distances away so one of you can take him out.

Scenario 2:

If there is a sniper behind you, you can say I've got a sniper on my 6 O'clock can you run a screen? This will let your friend know to run behind you.

Scenario 3:

If there is a sniper to your right you can say "I've got a sniper on my 3 O'clock can you run a curl.

So endeth the lesson, have fun out there.

Evil

 

This can be moved to guides I suppose...guides on how to kill GSG!

 

This is designed for TS...

 

In America, we play football and these are common routes for receivers (it's called a route tree) and thus easy to understand....unless you don't play American football then you'd probably have no clue what any of this means.

 

Says the guy from Austria.