Write an article based on this "Plan out blocking techniques with your team's diggers before playing. Discuss stagger strategies with nearby teammates before a pass or retrieval. Offer position directions to your teammates during passes. Don't back off completely when someone else claims the ball."
article: Go over which teammates will assume what position and cover for the team's diggers. This will make it easier for them to prepare to respond and take over the play. Figuring out who will cover for a certain direction or move from the other team will provide much tighter defense, making it easier for you to counter. Be sure to go over potential plans with any nearby diggers so both of you are prepared to retrieve the ball, if necessary. There may be moments in the game where players cluster together or a spot isn't as covered as it should be. This situation is a good moment to inform your teammate that they need to move. You can say, "Cover position 6," or "Right back open," depending on how your team refers to the playing field areas. Be sure to do this promptly to keep your team properly defended and prepared. Instead maintain your position, just to a lesser degree. You can then help your teammate and recover the ball on the off chance they miss their mark.

Write an article based on this "Invest in long-range damage if you favor rifles. Choose defensive skills if you want to be a "tank. Go for stamina and pure damage if you're a melee player. Pick skills for close-up damage if you prefer shotguns. Pick support skills to be a team player. Go for a high-risk, high-reward play style if you dare."
article: A player that likes to use the sniper rifle and other long-range weapons should choose skills that maximize the ability to deal pinpoint damage at a great distance. With the right skills, you'll be able to deal with threats before they get anywhere near you. Recommended Skills: Firearm Level 3 (+50% damage to guns) Eagle Eye (extra zoom for sniper rifles) Rifle Ammo Pickup Increase (more likely to find rifle ammo) " If you find yourself dying often or you want to be able to take hits for an inexperienced partner, try a beefy "tank" build. These skills will toughen you up so that you can take a beating and keep on dishing out damage. Recommended Skills: Defense Level 3 (-50% damage from all enemies) Field Medic Level 2 (your partner gives you several health tablets when you get revived) Breakout (makes it easier to get away from enemies that grab you( If you like to save ammo by getting up close and using powerful melee attacks, pick skills that increase your melee damage. You'll also want to improve your stamina bar so that you can use these melee attacks as much as possible. Defensive skills can help as well you'll be getting hit more often in close-quarters combat. Recommended Skills: Melee Level 3 (+50% damage to melee attacks) Combat Gauge Boost Level 2 (five extra blocks for stamina bar) Defense Level 3 Shotguns are great for their high damage and their ability to hit multiple enemies at once. Max out shotgun damage and shorten your long reload times to make the most of these powerful weapons. Recommended Skills: Firearm Level 3 Quick Reload (makes you reload faster) Shotgun Shell Pickup Increase (more likely to find shotgun ammo) Looking to make an effective, two-person killing machine? Playing with a partner who needs a little extra help? Supportive skills can make your and your partner a more effective team. Recommended Skills: (Have your partner choose these you can pick whatever build you want) Team-Up (your partner's attacks do more damage when you are near each other) Field Medic Level 2 Recovery Level 2 (recover from "dying" status faster) Looking to put a fun, challenging twist on your game? Pick skills that make you deal lots of damage, but leave you vulnerable if you make a mistake. Item-increasing skills can give you an added incentive to play the odds! Shooting Wild (removes the targeting reticule but increases your damage) Last Shot (final bullet in each clip will do extra damage) Item Drop Increase (enemies you kill will drop items more often)

Write an article based on this "Spike your hair. Wear a 90s pixie cut. Mimic a layered bob. Make a 90s pompadour. Do a quick and easy grunge style."
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Men and women rocked spiked locks in the 90s. Train your hair upwards by drying it vertically with a blow dryer and brush. Then add pomade, gel or hairspray to seal the look. Use Velcro rollers or a blow drier with a diffuser to add some volume to your roots. Then part your hair on the side and comb it over. You can let it hang loose like Linda Evangelista's 90s hairstyle, pin it behind your ear like Gwyneth Paltrow did, or train it to one side with pomade like Drew Barrymore. Try tousling and spiking a short 'do in all directions like Winona Ryder's 90s look. Brush your bangs straight down to emulate how Toni Braxton and Demi Moore wore their short cuts. Jennifer Aniston on "Friends" wore one of the most recognizable 90s hairstyles. You can repeat this look with or without layered hair. Just separate your hair into two layers, curling the top layer inwards and the bottom layer outwards. Try using varying sizes of round brushes to blow-dry your hair to add the volume and curl. You can use curlers or a large barrel curling wand to achieve this look. Run some hair paste through your locks before blow-drying. Part your hair on the side. Then blow-dry your locks as you run your fingers through them upwards and towards each side of the part. Leonardo DiCaprio and Brad Pitt were a couple of stars who rocked the 90s pompadour. A round brush and blow dryer can help you shape your pompadour. Add a bit of hair paste if you want your hair to look semi-wet, or serum if you want it somewhat shiny. Comb your hair with a wide tooth comb until you achieve an untidy appearance. A little hairspray and you're good to go! The tousled fresh-out-of-bed look was worn by Kurt Cobain and Johnny Depp.