Personal with Call of Duty
My personal
experience with Call of Duty started pretty early. I played Call of Duty 2 with a few friends
just after it came out. We played the
multiplayer on the Xbox 360 over at a friend’s house for hours at a time. I instantly became a COD fan then. Though I wasn’t the best out of my friends,
it didn’t stop me from enjoying myself, and doing somewhat well at the
time. Not too long after that, Call of
Duty 3 came out. My friends and me
really started getting into it then. We
would all meet up at a friends house, get on his Xbox, and just go at it for
hours online. I started getting
competitive with my friends, and people online.
Just a few
years after that, Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare came out, and I got it for
myself my gaming passion took on a whole new approach. I began to play everyday, there wasn’t a day
that went by that I didn’t play Call of Duty.
Not long after I started, and realized I was pretty good at it, I
started playing with clans; which are a group of people that get together
having the same name so people can associate them with each other, and they
play against other groups working as a team.
I joined on of them named; Zero Degree’s it was basically just a mix of
people I knew in real life, and people I had met online. We did a few Gamebattles; which are clans
going against each other. In bigger MLG;
which is Major League Gaming people actually make quite a lot of money off of
just playing games, that is if they win.
I didn’t
really get on the bandwagon when Call of Duty: World at War came out. I just stuck with Call of Duty 4. I started Quickscoping, which was a lot of
fun. Quickscoping is when the player
uses a sniper rifle, usually bolt action and when someone comes within their
sights, the bring the scope up, only letting the scope stay up for under a
second, usually not even able to see their target before they fire, and kill
the target. It takes a bit of skill to
get it down, and since most sniper rifles are one shot, one kill it is a
quicker way to kill than bringing the scope all the way up, and waiting for the
right moment to fire.
When Modern
Warfare 2 came out I started playing it, and was just as good at it, if not
better than I was at Call of Duty 4. The
clan I was in sort of broke up as people in it drifted away. I basically just played the game by myself
for a while. In all my experiences with
the Call of Duty genre I most likely clocked the most hours in on Modern
Warfare 2. I played on three different
accounts. My prestige’s on them were 4th,
5th, and 7th. The
Call of Duty companies brought out another game; Call of Duty: Black Ops. I played it for a while, but got kind of
bored of it quickly and went back to Modern Warfare 2. My time on Black Ops was short.
I joined
another clan not too long after I went back to Modern Warfare 2. The clans name was MaZe. They focused mainly on quickscoping, and
trickshotting. Trickshotting is when you
do complicated movements, and do a combination of things, while jumping off
something in game before killing another player. I wasn’t the best at trickshotting, but I was
a damn good quickscoper. I stayed with
that clan up until just a few months ago.
Not too long after Modern Warfare 3 came out, which I am currently
playing a lot of and enjoying it to it’s full extent.
Article by: Matt Scott
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