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1/5/2015 4:42:02 AM
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"How are you so good"
Legitimately, from some of my friends. I'm no overly amazing, which is the frustrating part of it. I have a KDR of about 1.8 in Halo/shooters in general on any given title, and I'm above average with most games. The only ones I'm exceptional with are racing games, which I have some #1 world ranked lap times in (Horizon 2, at any rate had 4 at one point). But you can't ever really explain things like that. It's just a skill you have, or you practice to get. There's no real effort behind it.
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I'm sort of in the same boat (although I don't have world ranking on horizon 2 good job) but like I played CoDAW at my friends for the first time and it was on ps4 now I have both consoles but I main Xbone and I was doing pretty good and my friend was surprised and asked how I was doing so well I couldn't really tell him because it just felt natural
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It's like being asked how I know something in the game, idk I just do
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It's like asking a goalie how they are good at making saves, or a quarterback how they can throw the ball well, or an actor how he acts. It's just something they can do.
