Any pointers from experienced ppl on starting a team???

[MrMag]

once again, communication. name the bunkers. lets say you name a bunker "a", well when someone is in it, yell out "A1" or somehting like that. know where everyone on your team is, where the other team is and where the flag is, and so on.

scenarios are VERY important, especially 5vs2 3vs1 3vs2 2vs1 and 1vs1. it will get your team used to different situations that may arise.

[Pand0ra]

Try to find players which learn from their mistakes, and of the utmost importance, which are not afraid of being shot.

The best teams are made of friends, not just simple players.

Keep practicing at least once a week. The rest will come with the time and the experience.

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