I'm in a Slump T_T

Wait for the hackers to be patched, your skills will come back.

I have those moments. Dont worry, play some CS or Tds.

Falloutt wrote: »

uninstall the like i did

manbearping


OT// just dont care bout the game... >.>

I'm playing really bad at the moment, i would take a break but i need to get some practise with semi-decent ping before play offs since i fail at spraying and aiming really badly again...................

Play smart. Use gamesense to get good angles on people. Stick with a particular cross-hair like A.

Force yourself to burst. Stick to a particular gun and get good with it. Try to anticipate where people will be coming from and pre line up headshots.

Falloutt wrote: »

uninstall the game like i did

Mentlegan and scholar.

HeziFlex wrote: »

Yeah, I'm in a CF slump these past few weeks. My aim is failing, my strafing is failing, my spray is failing. The only things that aren't failing are my guns.

I always end up changing my crosshairs after every other game or so. I fail with the M4-Silver and Custom. Idk, but I just feel like I'm losing my skill (If I had any). It's hard to describe.

Has anyone else had the same experience? How do I fix this? Should I quit CF for a while. Someone help me out please T_T

I've been there with AVA, and frankly the problem isn't your skills. It's that you take this game too seriously and you go all out.

Any time we think we are "Pro" players, we expect to go positive and/or even carry the team pretty often. But in fact, we are human, and humans are..well...people filled with emotions and egos. And when something stops being enjoyable, well, you simply stop caring, or stop doing good--or rather, care MORE about when you do bad, then when you don't do bad.

What you need to do is relax. Find something to play where you can just go have fun. Always, a side effect of "becoming good" at something, is getting too engrossed in it, and making it serious business all the time. Just relax and enjoy life. Crossfire isn't your career, so who cares if you do good or not? Have fun, and focus on just competing and playing smart and learning from mistakes. The results will follow.

Falkentyne1 wrote: »

I've been there with AVA, and frankly the problem isn't your skills. It's that you take this game too seriously and you go all out.

Any time we think we are "Pro" players, we expect to go positive and/or even carry the team pretty often. But in fact, we are human, and humans are..well...people filled with emotions and egos. And when something stops being enjoyable, well, you simply stop caring, or stop doing good--or rather, care MORE about when you do bad, then when you don't do bad.

What you need to do is relax. Find something to play where you can just go have fun. Always, a side effect of "becoming good" at something, is getting too engrossed in it, and making it serious business all the time. Just relax and enjoy life. Crossfire isn't your career, so who cares if you do good or not? Have fun, and focus on just competing and playing smart and learning from mistakes. The results will follow.

x2 very good advice. We've all been there. Im in a slump now as well. I have some games I do goood and some I just cant do anything but block bullets with my face. I went and played M.A.T. for a bit and came back strong.