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Editado por ALoafOfBagels:
8/7/2016 2:24:57 AM
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What game's competitive multiplayer do you think requires the most teamwork?
Title says all, and I encourage you to back your opinion as there is no right answer.
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1 RespuestaHalo 5 gamemodes like breakout, capture the flag, strongholds
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Pretty much any team based multiplayer tbh Super Smash Bros. doubles requires a lot of concentration just to not accidentally rest your teammate and lose a stock from 0%, let alone understanding Doubles Neutral game and trapping your opponents in a twin character-specific combo. Even if you're one of the many 20XX spacies who can multishine, SHFFL 100% of your aerials and perfect wavedash off muscle memory, a less technical duo even in Melee will nullify your neutral game if they know what they're doing. Overwatch, CS and similar build/character-based team shooters are pretty self-explanatory, as the gameplay revolves mainly around teamwork. Arena shooters like Halo 5 and Quake require an intricate understanding of Map flow, power spawns, when to split up and when to shoot together or you're basically screwed even against a low level competitive team. OP is right, there's no wrong answer as long as it's a team based game/has team gametypes.
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1 RespuestaEditado por wojo55: 8/9/2016 8:29:46 PMA team of mics can easily make the difference in rainbow six siege.
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Rainbow 6 and ghost recon and/or other similar games require teamwork
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3 RespuestasCommand and conquer had alot of good team work and bad company 1 and 2 had great squad team play
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Overwatch because Heros need links to survive whereas in seige some characters will always be amazing no matter what [spoiler]dust line ops, caveira, pulse, frost, ash[/spoiler] All are super good and are versitle
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Arma...
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Overwatch and Halo.
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Halo, because sometimes it might take more then one person to take out one person, lol Overwatch, because you really want to defend/attack the objective without dying, which requires a lot of team work
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Rainbow Six or Battlefield.
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1 RespuestaI would say Battlefield, because of favoritism, honestly but it has to go to Rainbow Six even though I never played it. Watched gameplay and never seen an uncoordinated team ever win, atleast I haven't.
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3 RespuestasIt ain't the hardest game but I've seen some insane teamwork in rocket league.
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Rainbow Six
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Rainbow six without a doubt
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Rainbow Six Siege. Teamwork always trumps gunplay.
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I've only watched gameplay of it but I'll say Rainbow six siege. Only game i can think of where you actually would need to heavily communicate with your team.
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Maybe Rainbow Six: Siege. Communication and teamwork wins the game.
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Rainbow Six
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Definitely gonna say Halo 5. Playing with a team in Warzone, we will go 7 or 8 straight matches and the other team won't even hit 100 points. (Score goes to 1000 for those that don't know). And in BTB, if playing with a team of 8, the only way to lose is against another team of 8.
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1 RespuestaRainbow Six: Siege You will not win against a coordinated team if you're playing with randoms and/or have no mics to communicate with on your team.
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3 RespuestasEditado por bFLY: 8/7/2016 1:10:45 PMDestiny PvE (if you count that as multiplayer), Halo warzone firefight. Never played battlefield or rainbow six seige but I hear they require teamwork too. I've played all the halos, Gears, and almost all the call of Duty multiplayer modes and that's my pick
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Rainbow six siege, I have never seen an uncoordinated team win a point against a coordinated team, the uncoordinated team just gets slaughtered
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I'd say mobas in general and LoL specifically, but mostly in high elo. In lower elos its not very difficult to win by yourself and carry without teamwork. If you're skilled enough.
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Dota 2, Smite, League of Legends
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Overwatch
