Callout System
Standard callouts and communication protocols.
Video Tutorial
Mechanic Overview
What is Callout System?
The callout system is a standardized communication method using specific location names and information protocols to relay crucial tactical information quickly and clearly.
Why It's Important
Clear communication can be the difference between winning and losing rounds. Proper callouts ensure teammates can react appropriately to threats and opportunities.
When to Use
Use callouts constantly throughout matches - when spotting enemies, giving updates, coordinating strategies, and providing post-death information.
Step-by-Step Guide
Step-by-Step Guide
Learn standard callout names for all competitive maps
Keep communications clear and concise
Include relevant information: position, weapon, armor, health
Use proper timing - don't talk over teammates during crucial moments
Provide actionable information that helps team decision-making
Pro Tips
Practice callout names until they become automatic
Learn to prioritize information by importance
Use numbers to indicate enemy count and positioning
Develop consistent communication patterns with your team
Study professional team communication styles
Common Mistakes to Avoid
Using non-standard or confusing callout names
Providing too much irrelevant information
Talking during clutch situations
Not giving callouts quickly enough
Using unclear or emotional language
Practice Methods
Warmup Drills
Practice callout names on empty servers
Work on clear and quick information delivery
Practice giving useful death comms
Training Maps
Competitive matches - Real communication pressure
Retake servers - Fast-paced callout practice
Team practice sessions - Coordination development
Real Game Practice
Spotting early round pushes and rotations
Providing death comms with enemy positions and health
Coordinating site executes with clear positioning calls
Advanced Techniques
Advanced Techniques
Layered information: Providing updates as situations develop
Predictive callouts: Anticipating enemy movements
Silent communication: Using minimal noise for stealth coordination
Situational Usage
Clutch communication: When to talk and when to stay quiet
Cross-team coordination: Managing communication across different roles
High-pressure communication: Maintaining clarity under stress
Performance Statistics
Master Callout System
Consistent practice of this mechanic will significantly improve your overall gameplay. Focus on building muscle memory through regular training sessions.