Thread: Big ups for the callers!

Sometimes it can be a bit intimidating. You get in game, see who is on the other team, and then compare that to the map. Nuke can be a pretty rough map to call on, but it can also be really fun. But like most have said, players are looking for somoene to be in control more than anything, we just don't want to be lost. I enjoy calling (when it works) but I also like to hear others calls so I can learn something different/new. I found that calling on season/strike/dust2 are good places to start. The spawn areas in Season and Strike don't really matter too much as to what the call is, helps with experimenting on new calls. Dust2 is more of a call-for-spawn type of map, however you can use mid to your advantage and make it look like you're going one way then go back the other.

Calling is a good way to get involved real quick and up your game. It's also a good way to get extremely frustrated when you think about your calls really carefully and all it takes is one dude to screw everything up.