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On April 17 2016 05:25 Nos- wrote: It saddens me that I suck with Widowmaker this much holy molly, tf2 skills didn't transfer that much q.q
hopefully my game picks up after learning the maps more
I'm pretty sure widowmaker is not that difficult, but it seems like people don't realize how powerful a charged shot is compared to a regular shot. It's also a lot about positioning in maps. So once you learn where to go, it's going to get a lot easier for you.
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Don't think fully charged shot kills in one hit, you need to add another tap. I don't know how much damage head shots add in this game either.
Well maybe Tracer? But if you're scoping in for the full shot you're so vulnerable I feel.
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You mean unlike CS? Not gonna complain about it. 
I now Hanzo could OS anyone if he aimed his scattershot at their feet so they'd take all the arrows on the rebound, but they probably nerfed it since?
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Got together a 4 stack in rb6, we have no idea how to attack but win pretty much always on defence. It's very hard to utilize lack of information when you don't know the maps.
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On April 17 2016 05:52 Nos- wrote: Don't think fully charged shot kills in one hit, you need to add another tap. I don't know how much damage head shots add in this game either.
Well maybe Tracer? But if you're scoping in for the full shot you're so vulnerable I feel. fully charges does 150 damage on widowmaker. thats tracer/zenyatta unmech'd D.va, unless there is a symmetra on the other team.
headshot should deal 225 damage.
On April 17 2016 07:31 Eppa! wrote: Got together a 4 stack in rb6, we have no idea how to attack but win pretty much always on defence. It's very hard to utilize lack of information when you don't know the maps. attacking is about controlling a small corner of the objective and zoning the enemy from spots they can shoot on it (with bomb), pinning the opponent down slowly (with canister and hostage). You have a ton of time on offense, so it pays to be thorough and careful
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On April 17 2016 04:43 zer0das wrote:Show nested quote +On April 16 2016 13:26 Gahlo wrote:On April 16 2016 11:40 zer0das wrote:On April 16 2016 08:15 Gahlo wrote:On April 16 2016 07:55 Scip wrote: What why are you calling me out teut I haven't said anything during this argument Because your Stardew Valley tutorial sucked. Is that even possible? My Stardew Valley guide: Everyone loves mayo. Figure out the rest for yourself. THE END. Wait, what? That was serious? I take my inspiration from: Garbage Stardew Valley Guide And that's what I was referencing, since the guy sounds like Scip.
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the guy is danish or something like that he sounds nothing like scip
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It's a heavy swedish accent. Pretty sure it's a Stockholm one.
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Conan: The Barbarian better have been high up in the comments of that manliest movie thread.
"To crush your enemies, see them driven before you, and hear the lamentations of their women."
Misogynist and manly, best combo.
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its basically a B movie right thats 3 letters from being beta not manly at all except that its got arnold in it
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On April 17 2016 03:24 nafta wrote: Fight club is too complicated/tryhard to be a proper manly movie even with all the fites and shit imo
fight club is only manly until you realize edward norton invented a split personalty just so he could cheat on himself
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I just completed Young Justice. Holy shit was that better than I expected. Here's to hoping Netflix picks it up for S3.
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"Monica Lewinsky: ‘The shame sticks to you like tar’ (theguardian.com)"
LOL i wonder what was going through monica lewinsky's head on saying that
"The shame sticks to you like" ".." "..like what?" "like... tar"
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On April 17 2016 13:58 sung_moon wrote: I just completed Young Justice. Holy shit was that better than I expected. Here's to hoping Netflix picks it up for S3. Yeah. I really liked the first season. Second... not so much.
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What about Gladiator for manly movie?
For me it hits all the right tones. Suffering, enduring, doing what is necessary, doing what is right, walking away after its done.
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On April 17 2016 20:23 Celial wrote: What about Gladiator for manly movie?
For me it hits all the right tones. Suffering, enduring, doing what is necessary, doing what is right, walking away after its done. I don't think dying counts.
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he lost and it was like "nah its okay brah i didnt want to stay in this life anyway got commodus fucking WORTH"
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