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these people are playing a game series that they love and not just one to make some money =/.
You cant take an average player, have him play 8 hours a day and him beat the pros, no amount of practise will ever do that as far as i am concerned.Yes you can. People just lack the determination to follow up and self anaylse as they are progressing. You are one negative fucker.
you cant 'learn' to have good aim, you can improve what you have slightly with practise but you will never go from good to godlike.So you think toxic started Q3 with devastating aim? He may of had some natural talent but it only helps a player the slightest bit and most certainly doesn't make one. Players that succeed put the time in, they build upon the skills they develop overtime. The skills I have learnt in Q3 will aid me in Q4, instead of having no aim when I start Q4 like I did in Q3, I will know how match strafe patterns, aim at an angle, predict certain movements, and faster reflexes as a normal to name but a few aids. These skills I will learn in a matter of months because I already have them, the time I spent learning them before hand will be spent improving upon them.
Same with strategy, you either understand it or you don't.That is just stupid and very shallow. I am sure Mr Kasparov looked at a chess board when he was 5 years old and knew what he was doing.
What makes you think computer games is so much different than EVERYTHING else in life?If you would of read my post I am saying gaming is no different.
Are the most successful bodybuilders the ones who put the most effort into it, are the richest people on earth the ones who worked the hardest, are the best mathematicians the best because they spent the most time doing math, are the most successful musicians those who practice the most, is David Beckham as successful player as he is because he plays football all day long? Personally I'd answer no, but perhaps you wouldn't...So you wrote all that without backing yourself up as to why you don't think so? Good going. Practice and effort, similar but different things. Yet both apply to everything you are saying no to.