Tips on Complex calls and how to follow them.

**jesustakethewheel** · 11-11-11, 02:29 PM

If your unclear of a call, just ask for clarification.

Also, unless your singled out to a specific spot, I would go to were you are best at. For example, if the call is split A on season and your better at going mid than rushing lower (or vice versa) then go where your most comfortable but still following call (I know this is a simple call, just an example).

I agree w/ everybody about being quite at begining also.. nothing worse than people spouting off previous round antics and some weak call gets made people get confused and it turns into a slow play.

**deNieD** · 11-11-11, 05:21 PM

pay attention

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**Mobi** · 11-13-11, 12:46 PM

lets keep the useless chatter off mic until the round is over

**Guyver** · 11-13-11, 06:08 PM

Originally Posted by Guyver

This may have already been stated in the topic, but it bears repeating. STOP trying to alter the calls and/or complaining about the call, after it has already been established. If you want to complain, or suggest another call...do it while you're dead.

You clog up the mic channel, so that the people that really need to talk, can't...and it causes confusion.

**Stephen Haddad** · 11-14-11, 04:14 PM

Originally Posted by jesustakethewheel

Also, unless your singled out to a specific spot, I would go to were you are best at. For example, if the call is split A on season and your better at going mid than rushing lower (or vice versa) then go where your most comfortable but still following call (I know this is a simple call, just an example).

I think this is sometimes appropriate... I think more often than not you should go with your spawn, sometimes it is because the call is based on spawning positions and sometimes its because you end up getting the too many or too few are taking a particular position. There is also the very annoying and often ruinous chance that in crossing to get into your favorite position you are gonna run into 4 other people on the way there and screw things up that way.

**LAYGO** · 11-14-11, 04:53 PM

I'm still a firm believer that half of TPG players are not good at maths.

**SenSeiFAR** · 11-14-11, 05:16 PM

I would like to correct you and say, most of our players are from Texas, and the South in general, saying half would be an understatement.

**CivilWars** · 11-14-11, 05:23 PM

I am from the south, specifically Texas, and I can count to 10 without even taking off my shoes, so if I can handle complex calls then so can anyone else.