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Technobladelets be honest, the only reason people tried to get good was for those blue names
uh, what about internet gamer girlfriends
Get a bunch of emulator's and it's pretty much like 10 different gaming consoles
KillingBut how will I know who's opinion to respect now?
whoever has the most +frags, obviously
You're not alone, trust me, it kind of scares me how many people I've encountered who have no control over their emotions. One thing you have to accept is that the feelings you experience when you lose/get rolled/play poorly aren't going to go away and, short of death or various drugs(not recommended), nothing is going to change that. However, there are many things you can do to make it manageable and even in some cases less potent of a feeling.
For me personally, I think what helped was repetition. I played the shit out of comp tf2 for several years, getting rolled and eventually seeing progress in my performance and my peers. Nowadays it's pretty easy to control myself as far as getting angry or sad goes because I have a lot of experience with it and I've learned to develop my own coping mechanisms/solutions.
Is this what they mean when they say circlejerk
yeah I was gonna say I've noticed a big difference in my gameplay when I've eaten something compared to if I'm starved
but it might be the way you aim with your hand/wrist/arm, maybe you're irritating a muscle or nerve or something
"if u don't wet the toilet paper before you wipe ur ass is nasty"
Pretty decent medic, had good positioning and communicated fairly frequently with the team. Also talked a lot about what happened in each scrim, how she though she did and what she could do better, which is good.
Only problem I had playing with her was for me, her accent was a bit difficult to understand occasionally. I'm kind of a sheltered midwesterner though to be fair
good luck
MurowI don't know if you're into horror games or not, but Fatal frame 2 and 3 on the PS2 were by far the scariest games I played.
That reminds me
if you're going for gamecube games, look for Eternal Darkness: Sanity's Requiem
by far the best horror game I've ever played
I use a claw grip on my death adder
fuk the polees