Not only can you see hot spots (places where the majority of people die on the map), but you can also view the game from the perspective of other people you played with. The Theater has copies of your games over the past few days. To help you become more familiar with maps, the Theater is one of the best tools to do this. Knowing the map and knowing where the best spots are will change your game dramatically, no matter which mode you play on. Most maps have choke points, and hot spots that most people will travel through. Map knowledge is one thing that can really make or break your success in most first person shooters, and this game is no exception.
The only downfall is that you can’t carry over these unlockables to online play, but the knowledge you’ll receive from this mode is invaluable. Use this mode to get familiar with everything from maps, to guns, to perks, and figure out what you like most. The main thing this mode can help you with is to unlock guns and perks much faster to help you get more familiar with the ones you may like without having to spend your hard earned credits in the regular online play. You can play with your real friends as well in this mode if you need to practice some tactics. It brings in AI players made up from your friends list and lets you battle it out on any map you choose.
One of the best practice modes I’ve seen so far in a first person shooter is new in Call of Duty: Black Ops called Combat Training. Comments flaming me on this will be deleted, so please don’t bother. Please note that these are in no way advanced tips, these are tips to help people new to the CoD line play more competitively online. There’s nothing better than practice really when it comes to first person shooters, but there are some basic things you can keep in mind when playing online that might help your game a little bit.
Playing Call of Duty: Black Ops online is no walk in the park, especially for those of us that haven’t played since the very beginning like some elitists out there.
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