Okay, here’s my blog post about my experience with “deadlock ranked”, written from a personal perspective, using simple language and basic HTML tags:
So, I finally dove into this “deadlock ranked” thing everyone’s been talking about. I’d heard some horror stories, but also some bragging, so I figured, why not? I’m not a pro or anything, but I like a good challenge.
First, I started by just jumping in. No research, no guides, just straight into the fire. Big mistake, maybe? I got absolutely crushed. Like, repeatedly. I didn’t even know what was happening half the time. My teammates were probably cursing me out, but I couldn’t even be mad. I deserved it.
After a few rounds of that mess, I decided to actually, you know, learn something. I watched some videos, read a couple of basic guides, and started to understand the basic strategies. You know, simple stuff like positioning, basic team coordination. Nothing fancy.
Then, I went back in. This time, things were… better. Not amazing, but better. I managed to get a few kills, and even won a couple of rounds. I still felt like I was behind everyone else, but at least I wasn’t a complete liability.
My Key Mistakes
- Going in blind: Seriously, don’t do this. At least get a basic understanding of what you’re supposed to be doing.
- Ignoring my team:Even if you are not good, working together is key. At least try.
- Panic:When under pressure, try to use your brain. It’s so easy to just run in and die, try to aviod that.
After I played for many times, I began to have some sense on what is going on. I start to communicate with my teammates, share information and work together to fight against enemies.
Finally, I feel like I had made it, after I get my first “ACE” in one round. I felt like I was on top of the world. Of course, I still have a long way to go, but it was a good start.
So, that’s my “deadlock ranked” journey so far. It’s been rough, it’s been frustrating, but it’s also been kind of fun. I’m still not great, but I’m improving. And that’s all that matters, right?
