I am bad for video games

A few years ago, I had a pretty good time in the video game. I played the Call of Duty 4 in the team that went to some of the initial tournaments in the UK and later was Xbox's best APEX LEGENDS player. I spent almost 4,000 hours from the peak of the infectious diseases. I learned how to play the piano or finished the novel.

Instead, I had a beer for a day and sent a video game with a lot of Potsmouth's scaffolding folder. It is a FPS game that is inherently competitive every time I play a new game because of this history. But I had to come as a term with a difficult truth. I sucked the game.

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I can't help it, I want to eat beyblade

I am very wide for metal and plastic. Let's eat beyblades.

FRAGPUNK has been my obsession with recently. I was not a tactical shooter friendly, but I have been in counter strikes for hundreds of hours like others in the last 20 years. I saw some of the e -sports in the side job, but I didn't play Valorant. FragPunk feels like an ideal combination of more guys in modern Daegu games, fast -proof characteristics and valorant's sweating head tapping. It is a kind of game I loved as a hyper. However, when I was 30 years old, it turned out that the remnants of the ability to shoot people on their heads completely left my hand.

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I still can catch myself with the sense of game of the elderly veteran, but I can't rotate, turn, and shoot as before. There is a kind of delay between what my brain I want to do and what I can do with the mouse. The game has never been humble than Fragpunk. It has a very fast path. This means that reactions are more important than games like APEX. If you have good exercise here, you have enough potential. Headshots also cause tremendous damage, so if you can quickly use people's heads, you can win most of the shootings.

As a result of poor performances in the game, I usually feel bad about going to negative K/D and disappointing the team. I started to think that it would no longer break it. The amount of time and effort you need to put in the game is not worth it. I have been competing with people who played only TAC shooters for decades from this point of view of 10 hours a day. I am old. I washed it. I can't keep it.

I can't be a competitive game without being hurt. I will never buy FIFA (or EA FC) again, but I have abandoned my marvel rivals, and I swear to enter the trash. In fact, I just removed it. There are so many games there that you don't have to spend a dying time dying for half of my age.

There must be a way to enjoy this game by chance, but I can't just do it. The last shooter with a casual game was a half -grilled game in all accounts, 2042. But I'm still excited about Battlefield 6. The reason is the reason. It is a game that I can play as an old man.

Of course, I was able to spend 100 hours at Aimlabs that completed my goal. I was able to buy a new mouse, upgrade the mouse mat, download a small cross line, and try to play better. Alternatively, you can continue driving, download the pickup hitchhiker, test the new Crusader Kings 3 DLC, and conquer the world in another civilization 7 play through. FPS game day is over. After all, it will happen to you too.