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The Pro Gamer's name for Online Tutoring
Want to learn competitive TF2 or brush up on your style just a bit? Inquire within for free mentoring in all areas from Hawaii's own FaN Scout, w1rex.
The game you tutor?
This Pro gamer tutor the game Team Fortress 2Your country on which you tutor
USA
Your timezone
UTC -10
Spoken languages
English
The Pro Gamer's opening hours and days not available
most days after 3pm PST
What restrictions so to have?
maturity is a must
What class or player are you training?
All Classes
2 years
What level of skill do your customers have to be?
Total Beginner
Normal
Intermediate
Advanced
Your gaming history
LAN competitions (listed chronologically)
2005 WCG USA-West Regionals - Honolulu, HI
2007 Soldier Front National Championships - Los Angeles, USA (1st)
2007 Soldier Front World Championships - Bangkok, Thailand (3rd)
Online competitions (listed chronologically)
2009 Cevo S4 Team Fortress 2 - (Quarter Finals)
2009 ESEA S3 Team Fortress 2 - (7th) What will you teach your customer?
My expertise as a tutor lies primarily in the area of leadership. As a leader one must know the ins and outs of every map, strategy and counter available to his team. As best put by Jamaican bobsled coach, Irving Blitzer:
You see Sanka, the driver has to work harder than anyone. He's the first to show up, and the last to leave. When his buddies are all out drinking beer, he's up in his room studying pictures of turns. You see, a driver must remain focused one hundred percent at all times. Not only is he responsible for knowing every inch of every course he races, he's also responsible for the lives of the other men in the sled.
A good captain may have the respect of every member on his team, but a great captain will also have their trust. I will attempt to cover basic attitude principles as a sports coach would relay to the quarterback throughout the season, to teach problem-solving methods for team conflicts (which any experienced team knows is unavoidable) along with general in-game positioning and secrets of the art.
My mentees will learn:
1. Individual positioning and being a team player.
2. How to communicate effectively with your teammates.
3. Team pushing and defending.
4. Extensive coverage of all league maps.
5. Ways to improve accuracy and presence.
6. Hardware and Software fixes to maximize performance.
7. My personal methods for how to use your time wisely during practice.
Bonus Content: Just because you're a gamer doesn't mean you have to be a nerd. What makes you a good tutor?
If my tropical location doesn't turn heads, then my get-your-moneys-worth, bootcamp etiquette will. I am by no means a "casual" player, and will guarantee a better, more confident player by the end of a single lesson. I have experience with tutoring in Physics, Deductive Logic and Vocal Lessons outside my gaming experience and am familiar with the commonalities that students share. What System do you play?
PC
This tutor offers bulk structered gaming lessons
How many lessons in the package?
5 gaming lessons in total
Total training hours
3.5 hours
How is the lessons structered?
This is the recommended intro course to take if you've never had a lesson from me in the past. It provides a rough overview of all the competitive classes, common maps and basic to advanced tactics to familiarize one with the competitive scene. Lesson 1 (TF2 Competitive Maps 101) - 1 hour - Learn to make game-winning decisions, there's more to it than just kills. - cp_badlands overview - cp_granary overview - cp_well overview - cp_gravelpit overview - other competitive map walkthroughs upon request Lesson 2 (Mastering the Scout 370) - 30 minutes - Scout's role in competitive play. - Ground/Air strafe maneuvers. - Hit and Run accuracy crash course. - Pathing and scout "hotspots." - Pocketing as a scout and other positions. Lesson 3 (Soldier, Demo and Medic 250) - 1 hour - Pocket Soldier, Roaming Soldier, Demoman roles. - Sticky placement, pipe aim. - Airshots and Airstrafes. - "Getting to Mid" routes. - Medic's role in competitive play. - Healing arrangements in and out of battle. - Multi-tasking with a medic. (knowing your enemy's position and uber %) Lesson 4 (The competitive scene 110) - 30 minutes - Know your way around the competitive community. - Pugs, Pubs, DM servers and how to use IRC. Lesson 5 (Professional Gaming 240) - 30 minutes - Learn how to manage your time and career as a gamer. - Healthy lifestyle tips and choices for your benefit. - Careers in the field of video games and e-sports. - w1rex's Philosophy on the future of competitive gaming.
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