EPTCompetitive PC games. - Page 3
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epicdoom
United States489 Posts
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PH
United States6173 Posts
On March 26 2009 09:40 motbob wrote: Play America's Army. That game is so complex... as you play and play any given map, there's always something new to learn about the correct strategy in any given situation. For example, I play on the map Bridge Crossing exclusively, and I'm always learning new tricks of how to use the map to my advantage. Give it a try. It's got a fairly steep learning curve, though. You understate its learning curve...it's suuuuch a complex game in general...): | ||
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Realpenguin
8253 Posts
http://etf2l.org/ Europe has the best leagues for TF2, so it might be worth giving a shot at least once. | ||
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stroggos
New Zealand1543 Posts
Warcraft 3 - obvious choice here, like sc but warcraft. Dawn of war - more nooby version of warcraft, which is a nooby version of starcraft. But actually quite competetive since there are alot of noobs out there. Also i think its imbalanced???  Cs 1.6 - the most competetive shooter. Is quite similar to sc in some ways, such as the bm/crappy mods/hax you will encounter. I'd assume this is quite hard at top levels since it's been around for as long as starcraft. Guitar Hero- Quite possibly the only micro based game where you dont use a keyboard. Fun game too. 200 apm guitars zomg! Dota- mod for warcraft 3! I guess this is quite competetive but ive never played it so i can't tell. You could also try out other competetive Korean games such as lineage, lineage 2 and kartrider. Lineage 2 has more subscribers than WoW apparently, which is quite a feat. | ||
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EchOne
United States2906 Posts
Here's a pretty fun video: The guy's tag is Gosu. You can't go wrong. Honestly I never went serious with this game since sc > all, but when you start reading about high level movement skills it becomes as technical as a good fighter. The graphics aren't spectacular but that's hardly relevant. No hate, but if your problem with sc is playing lazily, just pick it up =P Fast-paced games can invigorate where slow-paced ones make you tired. | ||
Jibba
United States22883 Posts
There used to be 5v5 (5x 1v1, sort of) tournaments in Korea but I think they stopped because there's very little technique in 1v1, and Koreans are carebears when it comes to PvP. | ||
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ToSs.Bag
United States201 Posts
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JeeJee
Canada5652 Posts
what a joke game i can play with you if you want, teach you the basics etc. edit: i'm talking about the basics of kstyle or dstyle (whichever you choose), not basics like tumbling or aiming -_- just thought i'd clear that up lol | ||
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TaP.Nuada
United States428 Posts
On March 26 2009 12:26 EchOne wrote: I'm surprised no one mentioned GunZ. Competitiveness and tech skill demand far outstrips those of games targeted at casuals. Here's a pretty fun video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Uqvo9I-OPco The guy's tag is Gosu. You can't go wrong. Honestly I never went serious with this game since sc > all, but when you start reading about high level movement skills it becomes as technical as a good fighter. The graphics aren't spectacular but that's hardly relevant. No hate, but if your problem with sc is playing lazily, just pick it up =P Fast-paced games can invigorate where slow-paced ones make you tired. I had a friend who used to be part of one of the top 3 teams in the world in GunZ and he said it became flooded with hackers so he quit. Love this game! Not sure how competitive it is, though. | ||
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QuanticHawk
United States32158 Posts
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hideo
Canada1641 Posts
http://spring.clan-sy.com/ | ||
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PH
United States6173 Posts
On March 26 2009 12:00 stroggos wrote: Dawn of war - more nooby version of warcraft, which is a nooby version of starcraft. But actually quite competetive since there are alot of noobs out there. Also i think its imbalanced??? There are seven races in the latest expansion...haha. It's impossible to balance. Also, from what I've read, Space Marines are an entirely unusable race in that game...as in...they just can't be used competitively. | ||
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KissBlade
United States5718 Posts
On March 26 2009 14:22 PH wrote: There are seven races in the latest expansion...haha. It's impossible to balance. Also, from what I've read, Space Marines are an entirely unusable race in that game...as in...they just can't be used competitively. They're bottem tier but scout rushes are still feasible. The imba is actually greatly exaggerated in DC. Aside from Necrons, the other races weren't too bad. | ||
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lokiM
United States3407 Posts
On March 26 2009 08:15 CaucasianAsian wrote: warcraft 3 counterstrike kartrider trackmania nations fifa are you talking kartrider USA or chinese version? I remember playing USA beta and it was fun; then I remember it going down and the chinese version is just annoying because there's no1 to play with and no clans to join. | ||
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Valentir
Norway266 Posts
On March 26 2009 09:25 dm47 wrote: I used to play a pretty sick game called Neverwinter Nights. I don't know how active the user-base is nowadays but I know back when i played they intertwined solo-play with multiplayer, and it was pretty ownage. Check it out if you want. Storyline was pretty beast too NWN is only for people interested in the genre, and fantasy of course. I used to play this game for several years as well, online that is.  Great fun! | ||
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lac29
United States1485 Posts
There is 4v4 svs league is ongoing, 6v6 smallpub league is finishing is in semifinals already, hockey league just finished, trench wars leagues (3 of them: 8v8 basing, 5v5 wb, and 5v5 jav), and others that I can't think of off the top of my head. The diversity in gameplay is pretty big. | ||
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Durak
Canada3685 Posts
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lesser_good
Canada698 Posts
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KingofHearts
Japan562 Posts
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