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Pitch for Article 7
Intro
Cooperative gaming is a viable form of bonding
Explain how current small group of friends allows better bonding and better acquisition of key game skills.Inside Jokes
“making area A great again,” silly names for guns, going straight for the “D”
Accents, Impersonations
Hilarity ensues when attempting a plethora of accents.
Graphics and sound
Shock and awe among my friends and I on the aesthetics. An epic blend of gunfire and explosions with beautifully rendered scenery and horrific death cries and chokes. Painting a scene of the tank in the middle of a zone while capturing it.
History
Battlefield experience leads to curiosity outside of battle. We read up on research and podcasts. We also thumb through the codex entries available on the game to find out more about the war.
Strengthening Cooperative Bonds
Getting good and how our squad “got good” as it were. #squadgoals via self-improvements and team improvements for the good of the team. Example of holding down a bunker with team tactics forged through dozens of hours of combat.
Classes
Descriptions of team and self-preferences. Talk of the depth of each of the four classes.
Guns
Favorite team guns. Finding out how and which weapon to use via communication. Mention aesthetic skins through Battlepacks.
Continuing Game Improvements
Fixing matchmaking and team bugs. Introduced great new ribbons and new maps and guns. All of this is awesome and increases the staying power of game. In depth description of DLC and team opinions on improvements.
Blue Dots
Shit squads, bad drivers/trolls, medic pet peeve
Burning Off Steam
Team getting rid of bad emotions and life events by playing game
Platoons
Cool to personalize team name and loom based on jokes
Winning/losing
Game is not about winning but having fun with buds. Mostly winning as a result is the icing on the cake.
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