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These are the top 5 Universal Callouts and really any game I'm gonna teach you how to use them properly and to know what to expect when your teammate is also using them. At the number 5 spot we have "HE'S OVER THERE". He's right there, he's over here, a lot of variants. You know, this one is quick and easy. It rolls off the tongue well and your team is able to get the exact information they need. He's right there. If you can't turn the corner and see that he is in fact right there, that's on you. That's on your team. At the number 4 spot we have "HE'S ONE HP". He's one HP, he's low. Those are the variants you'll be hearing from your teammates. 100% of the time, they're not full HP. Okay, but 40% of the time, they're actually one shot. The other 60%, they're probably half HP, maybe low half. But I use this callout because it gives my teammate the confidence to push the enemy. And I really just want to see how they handle it when they realize they're not actually one HP. At the number 3 spot we have "HE'S SOMEWHERE". I feel like this one is actually pretty good. I die, bro, I don't really know where he went, but he's somewhere. This lets my teammate know that the dude you just got done fighting is still alive, he's still a threat, be on the lookout. At the number 2 spot we have "JUST COMPLAIN". You died, bro, how did I, I'm lagging, bro, I don't know what even though this isn't an exact callout, it lets your team know that the enemy you just got done fighting, he's infuriating to fight, right? Something's weird when you fight this guy, so be prepared. Callouts don't have to be actual callouts. You can still get information from anything. And at the number one spot we have "THE STUTTER". He's, he's, he's, he's. This one is me attempting to give a callout, but I start stuttering, right? I'm struggling, and by the time I get over the stutter, the callout I was going to give is no longer relevant. So I just shut up. This at least lets you know that I'm trying. Right, I'm trying to give comms, it's just not coming out properly. But you see the effort.