I typically like strings a lot but found this really boring, sounded like someone tried to write the most stereotypically pretentious indie track possible, also you seem to be kind obsessed with this band post something different l0l

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_12QwdU1e6Q

i have dicked around with the trombone, trumpet, ocarina, and bagpipes at various points but only instruments i put any real time into were piano and guitar

haven't touched a piano in years but i still play guitar once in a while for my own enjoyment

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BmVDr93UJQQ

yee

l0l wut

good book tho

when you predict where a soldier will shoot correctly and jump directly away from the rocket impact point as he's firing, watching powerless as it flies through the air and impacts the ground 10 feet away from you but it still does 50 damage and you die

remedy is cool and good

ya debugging code and modelling/texturing items r skillsets that overlap pretty strongly

interestingly your concern about too much going on and not being able to keep track everything is really a matter of your spacial awareness skills which are also used and trained in a lot of non-videogame activities

team sports irl for example - players who are said to have good "vision" tend to be those who can conceptualize the 3d space they're playing in and accurately keep track of the position/distances between various moving parts (players) - same skillset, but videogames have the added layer of your brain needing to construct that conceptual 3d space from a 2d picture which is a separate skill that people generally don't build outside of gaming. The spaces in fps maps are also generally more complicated than the field of play in IRL sports so this is by no means an easy thing to get good at and will take some time.

mge/dm are fine for training your aim, dm can also help with your immediate tactical decisions (stuff like deciding who to target when 2 people are on your screen based on their perceived HP, ammo, and positioning) - neither will help with keeping track of the overall situation in 6v6. DM is inherently chaotic because of the respawns and it's not really about keeping track of all 4/5 enemies its just DM practice

just play more 6v6, you get a feel for it with time

takes 10k hours to master a skill when u get to several thousand hours of FPS games and still suck then it might be time to give it up

edit: that is thousands of hours of actual practice and was directed at OP not the guy above me l0l

unfortunately dbw isn't going to be stateside that weekend anymore so it's looking like dtp crew is out

unless doggles wants to go since he lives in MI but I'm not coming down

hows bout that refund synchbro?

getting high gives me mad social anxiety just looking at pictures of the crowds at those 4/20 gatherings makes me nervous

oh i forgot to add thinking ghos7 is good to the list of things that make more sense knowing his identity

If anyone is curious the OP is anjirocool (whoever that is) which explains why he knows open players while not realizing that downpour is a scout, and also makes this particularly funny:

vhalin is active in hl again and one of these threads appears, COINCIDENCE?

i guess tell me how to be the best tho also u could skip most of these posts and just do me next that'd be cool

if riverdude was cold he'd be shiverdude

if riverdude used the huntsman he'd be quiverdude

if riverdude was santa claus he'd be giverdude

if riverdude liked foie gras he'd be liverdude