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Hi. My name is Alexander and I'm a Norwegian guy living in Oslo (GMT+1). Love the game, but is not great at it. My initial question to the forum is how to get into a good group where I can learn, play and enjoy

Any pointers are very much appreciated.

br/A

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Hello there!

About groups I don't really know. This game has a bit of toxicity in the community but here on the site, as I know everybody is nice

For learning, completing the campaign and playing a few vs AI matches can help you understand the basics. Then as you feel ready you can hop into multiplayer where you have to play 10 placements games to determine your skill then the MM will try to match you against players similar to your skill.

Hope I helped with something, cheers

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26 Sep 2016, 12:41 PMDanyek

Hello there!

About groups I don't really know. This game has a bit of toxicity in the community but here on the site, as I know everybody is nice

For learning, completing the campaign and playing a few vs AI matches can help you understand the basics. Then as you feel ready you can hop into multiplayer where you have to play 10 placements games to determine your skill then the MM will try to match you against players similar to your skill.

Hope I helped with something, cheers

Thanks for the reply. I've played through parts of the campaign and done some 4x4 mp. Fun times. Would you like to play a game or two to show me the ropes some more I'm def up for it. I do like to talk on Skype while playing to learn faster

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26 Sep 2016, 13:21 PMOwningsouls

Thanks for the reply. I've played through parts of the campaign and done some 4x4 mp. Fun times. Would you like to play a game or two to show me the ropes some more I'm def up for it. I do like to talk on Skype while playing to learn faster

Well, I rarely have time to play nowadays sorry. However if you are looking for a clan it's advised to get TS (teamspeak) as most of the people use it. Sadly 4v4 is not the best option to learn the game as you advance. For a start it's good for learning which faction has which units and commanders. If you know the basics and want to know more it's good if you start playing some 2v2s and later 1v1s as it requires much more skill (gameplay mechanics, tactics, micro, etc).

Don't be sad if you lose a game, that's part of it and hopefully you learn something from it