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welcome to ins maybe you'll see me around or maybe just a little message that says you were killed by me or maybe you'll be around when i have another incident with the RPG7 and a room full of mates..
So I Got Insurgency Today
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hope to see ya on the battlefield. if ya need to know anything feel free to send me a PM. or you can go to this thread i made
http://edgegamers.org/forums/showthread.php?t=95450
http://edgegamers.org/forums/showthread.php?t=95450
yeah i started playin INS on...wednsday? .. was sooo different
what helped me was gettin in there early with a few of the INS guys before the servers got packed and just learned how to use a few of the guns.. took me maybe.. 1 hour of total game play to get a semi hang of it.. now after maybe a total of 2 hours(gotta check xfire) of game play i can go into a full server and still score near the top of the board... i love the ak.
what helped me was gettin in there early with a few of the INS guys before the servers got packed and just learned how to use a few of the guns.. took me maybe.. 1 hour of total game play to get a semi hang of it.. now after maybe a total of 2 hours(gotta check xfire) of game play i can go into a full server and still score near the top of the board... i love the ak.
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I have really taken a liking to INS just for the reason that yes it is more difficult and you do have to use more teamwork, esp coming from DOD, which is still fun but INS is more challenging.
btw I also prefer the other maps over dust as well.
btw I also prefer the other maps over dust as well.
Dust is a great place to start off especially for those who have played CS:S. It's familiar ground for you to get a hang of the weapons, and other basic skills you'll need to play the vanilla maps. I feel that people coming from TF2 (such as myself) have an extra challenge because the game play is so radically different. I jokingly said before our scrim with the TF2 division "We won't have to kill them because they'll be busy spy checking." =p
It will take you about an hour (as some have mentioned) to get a hang of the basics, but you'll take off from there.
Don't forget, all of you who are just installing INS you are all welcome to attend our Boot Camp on Thursdays. This will teach you to become a better team player, and for those of you who have even just a few hours of INS know how pivitol a cooperative team can be in determining which side wins. On Sundays we have Sunday school which isn't as intense as Boot Camp. For instance, there is usually one lesson for the entire session, but it is also much more casual. This atmosphere leaves room for questions to be asked and answered where Boot Camp has a tight agenda which must cover a lot of information in a short time; therefore, limiting time for Q&A. Both are very informative and helpful, please check them out.
It will take you about an hour (as some have mentioned) to get a hang of the basics, but you'll take off from there.
Don't forget, all of you who are just installing INS you are all welcome to attend our Boot Camp on Thursdays. This will teach you to become a better team player, and for those of you who have even just a few hours of INS know how pivitol a cooperative team can be in determining which side wins. On Sundays we have Sunday school which isn't as intense as Boot Camp. For instance, there is usually one lesson for the entire session, but it is also much more casual. This atmosphere leaves room for questions to be asked and answered where Boot Camp has a tight agenda which must cover a lot of information in a short time; therefore, limiting time for Q&A. Both are very informative and helpful, please check them out.
