EPTHope is not a strategy!
Just stall your timings.
i ate 2 many cookies wat do i dooo - Page 2
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Trozz
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Hope is not a strategy! Just stall your timings. | ||
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Spessi
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i am too tired to try to decipher that giant metaphor and attempt to give it some clear meaning. so i offer you a hug instead. ^_^ | ||
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babylon
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Sawamura
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Mobius_1
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Chef
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On November 04 2011 10:51 Lemonwalrus wrote: Fucking hell, I think I'm going to read about a tummy ache and I end up reading something discouraging about seeking jobs WHILE I AM LITERALLY PUTTING MY RESUME TOGETHER. Fuck you at least half a dozen ways. Rage more, Limeseal. It's probably appropriate that my title doesn't seem to fit the blog because what I'm talking about is a presentation I did on Gertrude Stein's Tender Buttons which is about the same idea. | ||
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Jayme
United States5866 Posts
On November 04 2011 21:26 Chef wrote: What you guys don't know is that I AM the cookies! Rage more, Limeseal. It's probably appropriate that my title doesn't seem to fit the blog because what I'm talking about is a presentation I did on Gertrude Stein's Tender Buttons which is about the same idea. You turned it into a trap though and that's never okay  | ||
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Chef
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Chef
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So things did work out (at least for the initial phase of many)  Hurray for perseverance and not giving up! Turns out the cat was a good idea and it only seemed liked a bad idea at the time. It's kind of backwards, isn't it? I'm a pretty backwards person.So of course I was sad things didn't look bright at the time and had appropriate affect, but it's also one of those times where I feel like I was right even though I was wrong. I was right about the possibility of not knowing everything (and indeed a lot of things pulled together with supreme efficiency and luck that would normally be unheard of), wrong about how I had performed. I can probably thank Brood War for this attitude, or maybe I'm good at Brood War because of this attitude. There are so many situations in Brood War games where you just have to accept a bad situation and make the best of it knowing that there are things you don't know, that there might be a way to win yet that you can't predict or see. If I lose a base I assume my opponent sacrificed a lot of economy to kill that base—I know I'm in the game. If I get contained and feel behind, I don't know anything outside my base. I don't know if my opponent is doing the right things and so I make a guess at what he's doing and put everything into countering it. It works out more often than perhaps it should. It's best to have good scouting information but it's valuable to be calm in a bad situation. Not to say people should stay in games sitting in their base just hoping for something to happen, but if you can make a good last effort to come back it's always worth it. | ||
Pandemona
Charlie Sheens House51436 Posts
Im glad you don't give up and you keep trying, so really the best of luck to you! Your video game gestures are very very true. One has always lived by the fetch quests and the eat drink sleep or you die is rather annoying. | ||
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