It's not even that. It's more like he's deliberately putting himself in Plato's cave. It's like if you saw your parents boning but you started rules lawyering about how technically you don't have an epistemological position of absolute authority to make the determination of whether or not your parents were having sex or if they were just doing an unrelated genital activity.
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I think I'm rusty on every single aspect of shooters, but aim is by far my biggest issue. I am routinely emptying entire mags of automatic weapons and missing all but 2-4 shots (out of 20+) because I really, really can't keep track of moving targets. It's something I've always struggled with, and it's part of the reason I stuck with Valorant longer than any other shooter, since the emphasis is more on fast reactions, crosshair placement, positioning, and game sense than god aim.
He looks like he's in a bar inside a cave, Dwarf Fortress style.
Has it become easier for people to leave in the last decade?
I wish I could visit, honestly, I haven't even been to an actual city in like 6 years.
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Friends, I'm honestly considering downloading an aim trainer and grinding for several hours because I'm embarrassingly bad at Splitgate 2.
I used to be silver 1 in Valorant, which I was genuinely proud of because of how much work I put into improving (started bronze 3). But I stopped playing years ago because I really was getting a lot more stressed out than anything else while playing (plus, I switched to Linux). Now in Splitgate I honestly feel like I aim about as badly as someone who hasn't played a shooter game in their lives. I can't believe how bad it is, actually.
I think the independence movement is good because it would make Canada weaker.
I was under the impression that Montreal is one of the best cities in NA between how relatively walkable it is, the municipal politics being way to the left of the rest of the country, and just being very diverse generally.
He didn't stop supporting Israel because of anything they did to Palestine. The only reason he dislikes Israel is that they don't support Ukraine enough.
He's Austrian
Knowing biology, medicine and math at the same time is extremely cool.
I'd honestly rather just play Splitgate because I can handle the portals, I used to play the first game a fair amount when it came out. But I'm saying I want to practice mostly because I legitimately am so outclassed by average players that I'm learning at a pace that's too slow for comfort. It's like if you were brand new at chess and started trying to learn the game by practicing against people that are 800 ELO above you: sure, you'll get better, but you're definitely better off studying and playing against people closer to you in skill so you can at least understand their thought process when they beat you.