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What are the most common strategic decision-making mistakes for FPS players?

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If you play FPS games competitively, you know how important strategic decision-making is. Whether it's choosing the right weapon, position, timing, or communication, every choice you make can have a huge impact on the outcome of the match. However, even the best FPS players can make some common mistakes that can cost them the game. In this article, we'll explore what these mistakes are and how you can avoid them.

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1 Not adapting to the enemy

One of the most common strategic decision-making mistakes for FPS players is sticking to the same plan regardless of what the enemy is doing. If you keep using the same weapon, route, or tactic, you're making yourself predictable and easy to counter. You need to constantly observe and analyze the enemy's behavior, strengths, and weaknesses, and adjust your strategy accordingly. For example, if the enemy is using a lot of snipers, you might want to switch to a more mobile and stealthy weapon, or flank them from different angles.

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Douglass Perry ?? GDC

Communications Sr. Director, NC America; co-founder IGN/Next Gen
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This may sound a little unorthodox, but playing Street Fighter in the arcades teaches you a lot about fighting your opponent in first-person shooters. Just like in a competitive fighting game, studying your opponent is crucial. In FPS games, most teams will come out with their strongest strategy in the first match. Enter with a general approach, and then apply your team's strengths: Set up tank players to lead, snipers behind them, and flanking players to surprise your opponent. Then mix it up the second and third matches. Any other useful detail would have to be specific to the game, whether it's mixing the right characters in Overwatch or finding the right gun balance in Halo.

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2 Not using the map and the objectives

Another common mistake is not paying attention to the map and the objectives. The map can give you a lot of information about the enemy's location, movement, and strategy, as well as the best spots to take cover, ambush, or snipe. You should also be aware of the objectives and how they affect the game mode. For example, if you're playing a capture-the-flag mode, you need to balance between defending your own flag and attacking the enemy's flag, and coordinate with your teammates accordingly.

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3 Not communicating with your team

Communication is key for any FPS game, especially if you're playing with a team. Without communication, you can't share information, plan strategies, or coordinate actions. You can use voice chat, text chat, or ping systems to communicate with your team, depending on the game and your preference. However, you should also be careful not to over-communicate or communicate irrelevant or distracting things. You should focus on communicating useful and concise information, such as enemy positions, health status, weapon loadouts, or tactical suggestions.

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Community Programs Manager at Sonar ?? | Executive Director of Code & Coffee | 39 meetups hosting 300+ local events a year
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Communication is vital. In competitive FPS, games are decided by millisecond interactions with opponents to secure match rounds. Communicating clearly and often should be essential for any team. Unconventionally, you can practice this by playing in pubs and communicating influentially. Nothing is more dangerous than a coordinated team!

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4 Not managing your resources

Resource management is another crucial aspect of strategic decision-making for FPS players. Resources include your health, ammo, grenades, abilities, and any other items or features that you can use in the game. You need to manage your resources wisely and efficiently, and not waste them unnecessarily or recklessly. For example, you shouldn't use your grenades or abilities at random, but save them for the right moments or situations. You should also keep track of your ammo and reload when it's safe, and not run out of bullets in the middle of a firefight.

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5 Not learning from your mistakes

The last common mistake is not learning from your mistakes. No matter how good you are at FPS games, you will always make some mistakes and lose some matches. However, instead of getting frustrated or angry, you should use these opportunities to learn and improve. You can review your gameplay footage, analyze your performance, identify your strengths and weaknesses, and work on your skills. You can also watch other players, especially professional or high-level ones, and learn from their strategies, techniques, and tips.

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1 Not adapting to the enemy

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6 Here’s what else to consider

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