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KapowwTo make matters worse still, the gun used was a .22 caliber rifle, which was gifted to him by his mother when Noah was 11 years old, so he was already in possession of the weapon used for the murder and clearly had easy access to it from a young age
Who gives an 11 year old a gun?
http://www.kansascity.com/2013/05/02/4215295/kentucky-5-year-old-shoots-his.html
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yukiTLRFrom what I've seen, the top aus players are all quite individually skilled. The problem comes from the teams they are playing against. From some of the aus povs I have seen, it looks like pickup games or US teams from 3+ years ago. vs teams like that, it's super easy for a player with good dm to run in and kill half the team (ex. carnage 3 years ago). That alone doesn't work now.
I would expect them to beat most of the teams fairly handily, but lose to the top US/EU teams due to coordination and team play they aren't used to playing against.
From my observation of ESEA regular season and LAN, a player "running in" with good dm and killing half the team has worked quite well (re: ruwin, clockwork). It's not too hard for a good scout to exploit a small window of opportunity to turn it into a massive advantage (eg. no rockets loaded on pocket, no stickies, etc). Not only that, it's not like we rely on our scouts to do work for us. I have confidence in every member in my teams dm ability and decision making.
I'll admit that our competition in Australia isn't as close as it is in North America, but it doesn't automatically make our teamwork and coordination any weaker than the other top teams. As I've said in the past, four of us have played together for nearly 3-4 years, so I'm PRETTY SURE that our coordination/teamwork for the most part is 'pretty good', considering that most invite teams last a season or two max.
It's good to see the hype building up, though. Should be good.
The question isn't if your teamwork or coordination is any good. How will your teamwork/coordination stand up to playing against a team that is just as skilled or more than your team for the first time(in years)?
gl against banny, if u guys get that far.
Eliminating the word from everyday use will just give those who use it to hurt more power/impact when it's used. Why would LGBT supporters want that?
kiribrad to somehow drop ubers despite not even playing medic
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Glad to see an awesome event returning, I had a lot of fun playing in it s10
kuzathe G400 kind of forces you to put 3 fingers up on top of the button area because there is no safe spot for your ring finger. The Deathadder let's you choose side or top for this.
I would say forget both of them and go with a zowie product. Avoid the deathadder anyway, the new ones are not proven sensor wise yet.
http://www.overclock.net/t/1335226/review-of-the-deathadder-2013
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atmoAD700s have decent bass impact with amplification, but a lot of people don't seem to know that since they have such an "easy to drive" reputation.
ad700s w/ the fiio amp seem to go well together and its cheap
Stalkeri already have a pair of beats studios, ill probably just get that zalman mic for them
im sorry
Nin2246Browny the game is a bit complex when you get into the finer details. Accuracy is more important than any movement could bring you this game though. Miss 2 shots and it is GG.
I really like joust though, the 1v1 play style is a unique method of play. You don't play for power ups you play fast to get to the pole before your opponent to camp it/ get few points. But the thing is, he may have a few rockets himself and get ahead by it. when the game goes fast and hectic, you start to lose count of the bullets that blew past and you soon realize that your 5 bullets went down to 0. 1v1 is fun; elite (3v1) is kinda iffy, makes your heart beat though when someone clutches with nice rails.
it's soooooo complex to the point where if you miss 2 shots its gg.
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ukmp much every scout who got really good really fast and went invite in a couple seasons played ungodly amounts of dm/mge every day on top of pugging/scrimming
its just about practice like most anything in life
the only scouts i can think of
dante
sonmychest
and they both had top tier competitive experience in other games
kiridon't play DM/MGE for any longer than an hour or so at a stretch [depending on personal tolerance—some people only ever do 15-20 minutes, some people can play all day; know your limit], you'll start to get tired of it and do worse and become frustrated and then do even worse and etc.
a lot of deathmatch skill comes down to natural talent. if you don't have that, you're going to have to practice a whole lot, and you still probably won't be as good. don't worry about trying to win every 1v1; there's more to tf2 than that.
if you have no prior FPS experience aside from tf2, then dm/mge is ALL YOU SHOULD be playing, if you want to improve your aim.
you only start to do worse once you think you have no chance of winning, set small goals for yourself. set these goals so you will improve a certain aspect of your game.
GuanWhen unusuals first came out the pricing in the market was insane like insane, people were pay $400 up to like $1200 over paypal for the hats. Then Valve being Valve kept making more and more unusuals to the point where it is now and the market isn't what it use to be.
people found a way to dupe unusuals a while ago(1.5yr?), since a lot of people spent money on their items valve decided to not remove the dupes.
if your DA is randomly losing signal and regaining it you should take the wire from the abyssus and put it into your DA there should be a guide for it on esr. you just need to swap one of the leads on the abyssus wire.