About 2 months ago a gentleman approached me asking to get into writing on Crossfire. When I first saw who's nickname it was I had to do a double take. For the longest time this gentleman was someone that I looked up to as a god of RTCW. It took me many years of playing RTCW in the UK scene before I was able to get onto a stage where he was able to own me, but own me and my team quite painfully he did!
That mans name is of course Creamy and he's going to be introducing his approach to RTCW and team based gaming. Creamy was well known for being someone who was very much both the brains and the braun of an operation, but its his brains that he'll be dissecting for us here on Crossfire as he analyses what it takes to be a top team.
As one of the top players in European RTCW, he's going to be providing a different approach to looking at the dynamics of teamplay.
This week we start with an introduction to Creamy and his achievements to give you a background on the man for those of you who didn't play RTCW, next week we'll start to look more in depth as to what made his thought process so special!
Enjoy!
That mans name is of course Creamy and he's going to be introducing his approach to RTCW and team based gaming. Creamy was well known for being someone who was very much both the brains and the braun of an operation, but its his brains that he'll be dissecting for us here on Crossfire as he analyses what it takes to be a top team.
As one of the top players in European RTCW, he's going to be providing a different approach to looking at the dynamics of teamplay.
This week we start with an introduction to Creamy and his achievements to give you a background on the man for those of you who didn't play RTCW, next week we'll start to look more in depth as to what made his thought process so special!
Enjoy!
Is he some kind of important guy, i should know ? i mean mAus, ferus, Night etc have archieved a lot aswell and they dont have a weekly updated article posted by - tosspot.
just curious
looking forward to some good debate
do same stuff for ET!
:)))
article was great though!
good to see a familiar name from the old days
Article made me realise that competitive shooters haven't progressed in the last 10 years!
ehehe
nice read, a real legend to say the least
Just couldn't help myself.
But in all seriousness, a nice read and I'm actually looking forward for future articles!
(Also goddamnit TosspoT, you should have someone proofread your texts!)
I remember him taking the time out to show a bunch of noobs to strafe jump on DZM trickjump - good to have someone share knowledge of the game.
Always came across as patient and courteous even on the internet... not something i can claim myself :'(
Anyways, would be interested to read the tactics section.
;)
And this is from playing games? Wat.
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Or is that comment based on gaming experience? Probably we won't get an explanation anyway.