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I should be studying instead of playing video games but can anyone give me tips on how to suck less?
How to get better at Valorant?
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You just click their heads
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Valorant no idea.
World of Warcraft on the other hand, I can give you tips to go from noob to Heroic Sire Denathrius. You just need to be willing to sacrifice a few points from your GPA. But imagine being top DPS and getting all that gear and achievements. Worth it.
World of Warcraft on the other hand, I can give you tips to go from noob to Heroic Sire Denathrius. You just need to be willing to sacrifice a few points from your GPA. But imagine being top DPS and getting all that gear and achievements. Worth it.
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Got the legendary staff from Firelands back in Cataclysm and still matched surgery with a top tier fellowship.
Just saying.
Just saying.
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Nice! Our fire mage got that staff.
The only thing I can boast about Firelands is that I mantained 1st place in healing meters in worldoflogs for Majordomo25 as a resto druid for a few months.
Do you still play? Shadowlands is quite fun, better than BfA anyway.
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Nah, I promptly quit in residency. Switched to league. Still play that to this day, much easier to manage in 30 minute defined intervals.
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coming from someone who has 7K hours in CSGO +played semipro. just play more lmao. When you die in a round analyze why you died so u don't make the same mistake the next time
oh and deathmatch a lot
oh and deathmatch a lot
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GIT GUD!
For real as someone who grew up on CS/Team fortress; make sure your mouse sensitivity works well for YOU. As others have mentioned, keep practicing. I went from Bronze 2 at the start of residency to plat 4 at the end of residency in league by playing when I could and reading up on things. You would be surprised how small things make a huge impact!
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Also, consider doing both. I have multiple monitors and have since before medical school. I would read several paragraphs during league load times and pre-game lobby, or watch videos passively while playing because my ADD allows me to multitask marginally functional. I definitely would get more studying giving it my full attention but if the choice is study zero and be a vegetable or study sorta and be a vegetable one was more productive than the other. The studying between games probably worked best and actually was useful.
In medical school I would watch all the videos on x2 speed while I did daily quests and stuff that required no thought and could still focus fairly well actually on the content in the videos. I did fine. I'm no advocating for this for anyone unless your choice is between this and no studying at all just for the record.
Edit: This also worked great for research on projects with lots of chart abstraction.
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alright
1) uninstall valorant and install csgo to get better at both
2) use csgo workshop maps to get crispy aim, counterstrafes and peeks
ok but for real here are some tips
1) lower eDPI to something like 200-400 eDPI
2) purchase 144hz monitor with good enough PC to consistently pump out 144+ fps
3) aim practice on kovaak's/aim labs and on bots and then in DMs focusing on tracking, headshots, and counterstrafing...as much as it is nice to read up on the game itself to get better like you would in games like league of legends, dota, etc. you need to surpass a certain mechanical barrier to "git gud" in tac shooters
4) play reyna or phoenix, you should be trying to entry as much as possible. doing so will force you to interact with your opponents a lot and I personally feel that you learn more from interacting with your opponents rather sitting back like a little b**** and playing like it's PvE
5) get a stack, **** solo queue
1) uninstall valorant and install csgo to get better at both
2) use csgo workshop maps to get crispy aim, counterstrafes and peeks
ok but for real here are some tips
1) lower eDPI to something like 200-400 eDPI
2) purchase 144hz monitor with good enough PC to consistently pump out 144+ fps
3) aim practice on kovaak's/aim labs and on bots and then in DMs focusing on tracking, headshots, and counterstrafing...as much as it is nice to read up on the game itself to get better like you would in games like league of legends, dota, etc. you need to surpass a certain mechanical barrier to "git gud" in tac shooters
4) play reyna or phoenix, you should be trying to entry as much as possible. doing so will force you to interact with your opponents a lot and I personally feel that you learn more from interacting with your opponents rather sitting back like a little b**** and playing like it's PvE
5) get a stack, **** solo queue
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Ahh y'all this is so helpful thanks! I've never really gamed before aside from animal crossing.... So Valorant has been a huge change of pace and also a depressing one (I have 1 kill for every 20 deaths). Thanks everyone!
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How do I play overwatch without wanting to dox my teammates, travel to them, and strangle them while slowly watching the life drain from their eyes? GET OFF GENJI WHEN THEY'RE ON TORB SOMBRA MONKEY BRIG FFS YOU'RE GETTING BLADE ONCE EVERY 4 MINUTES AND YOU CAN'T EVEN DO ANYTHING WITH IT. Gg ez
