picking roles and teamates

check this out and put what you think you are and then i will cratique you and also find the correct role for you http://team-dignitas.net/articles/blogs/CSGO/5750/Looking-at-Player-Roles-in-CSGO

WolfFox~ Team leader and Secondary AWPER

entry fragger ~ GOKU

main AWPer ~ shane

Roles we need

The Lurker ~ ???

A lurker will do exactly as the name suggests, they like to take things into their own hands, moving about the map and keeping the enemy on their toes. With perfect game sense and positioning they are able to flank opponents and get surprise kills. A good lurker can be a nightmare to play against, as you can never been one hundred percent certain on where or when they are going to pop up. At the professional level a skilled lurker can single handily win rounds for his team, picking up important frags at important times.

It is definitely possible to encounter somebody who appears to fit this play style in any level of matchmaking. There are a lot of professional players that people look up to and try to imitate, with the sneaky play style of a lurker appealing to a lot of people. If you notice that one of your opponents is often off by themselves and you find them flanking your teammates round after round make sure to let everyone know and be extra wary, double check for flanks and peek any tight off-angles they may be hiding round carefully. A successful lurker is not only able to pick up the kills on unsuspecting opponents but the information itself that comes from the positions they find themselves in can help the team a lot. It is important to recognise when it is best to stop trying to outflank and outplay the other team and instead simply help out your teammates in a conventional way, when playing in a group of people you don’t know this can really make a difference.



The Support Player ~ ?????

In a team the support player holds everything together and keeps things rolling, by using fantastic game sense and positioning they stay alive as long as possible and provide vital information for their team. They are also likely to be the ones seen rotating first on the counter-terrorist side and providing back up where it is needed. It is not a glamorous position by any means and even the professional support players find themselves getting a lot of slack for taking bottom place on the scoreboard each game. It is important to remember that it is not their role to be carrying the team to victory by dropping thirty and forty kills each game, what they do is much more subtle and as a result often goes unpraised.

The support role is possibly the hardest of all to find, define and replicate in matchmaking games as nobody wants to be at the bottom of the scoreboard. The level of communication and trust that a professional support player has and provides for their team is simply not attainable with people you don’t know. You will from time to time however find people playing more slowly and passively than most and not just because they are less confident in their movement and ability. Sometimes a player will be calling all the information they are getting and be charging as fast as they can to support you in trading out a kill, you could define these as the support players of matchmaking.

The Rifler~ ????

The AK-47 and two M4 rifles are arguably the core of the whole game and they play a part of every single match. A rifler is therefore more of a general term for anybody who is confident in their ability to pick up one of these automatic rifles (M4, AK-47, FAMAS, Galil AR) and comfortably get kills with it. There are however notable professional players who have become notorious for the control they have with either specific rifles or all of them. They are the frag machines, able to win duels, spray across maps, get single taps one after another and generally dominate the gun play in a game.

Because the two primary automatic rifles are the most popular weapons in the game it is generally a good idea to get as confident using them as possible. Being a solid rifler is never a bad thing, nobody on your team is going to moan at you for only using a rifle every round as they might if you only used an AWP for example. There are multiple ways to train with rifles and plenty of guides to help you do so effectively. If your team has somebody who is obviously skilled with the primary weapons it can be a good idea to try and let them trade out kills for you rather than the other way round. Admitting that a player is better than you and keeping them alive is worth the dent in pride if it means it helps you to secure victory. Likewise you may notice that the other team has somebody whose raw aim and skill with a rifle is causing your own team problems, keep a note of the positions they hold and avoid if possible, or direct your best player to these locations.