(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Just a thread to talk about the things "pro" gamers do, that they think makes them special.

Feel free to post in this thread, with your suggestions

Tryhard: One who trys to do everything by themselves when its uneeded.

1.) Whore the Ump with Marathon and Lightweight
2.) Dropshot
3.) Dropshot when your behind someone
4.) Accuse someone of stealing your kill, when you are on the other side of the map
5.) When you say "GoML"
6.) Have a name like: zXz-II-ReFleXz-II-zXz
7.) Turn your console off when you die or "dashboard" to save your K/D.
8.) Boast about your gb rank / decerto rank etc.
9.) Call someone a camper when they are defending the bomb (when it has been planted)
10.) Aim around corners

I only do that to be a douchebag in a GWK

I think the "aiming around corners" thing means when you basically jump out in front of an ally way and quick scope in a common spot before you even know anyone is there, hoping to get a lucky kill. You see people like predator etc do it quite a bit.

But really I do like playing my best but some people like myself in a sense have the right to biatch because I play with a 40 kb/s connection, on an tube SD TV(can YOU see across the map as I sure cant) I don't use a mic or headset of any sort and I have a HORRIBLE ping.

So yeah I AM a tryhard, if I don't even make an attempt I will go like 5-35 every game because I need to be faster and get my OP's before they get me or else Im dead, lol like all those 'hall way sprays' where you have an SMG and spam like 5 people to death, could never do that as I take DOUBLE the ammo with SP(i.e. UMP has NEVER killed in under 6 shots) and I die way faster. Meaning if there is like three enimes by me and I don't kill all of them before one of them starts shooting at me I am dead no matter what I do.

So yeah I tryhard.

Ha I agree with all of these!

Good thread. I love smashing people with the "cool" names. There's nothing wrong with drop-shotting, it worked very well in CoD5 and it becomes a habit. I do it very often.