▲ 7 r/aimlab+1 crossposts

Is it depend on people if their aim can improve?

I play on console and play heroes shooting game, its been 200 hour on that game. I've got lot of improvement for my aim compare when i start play that game. But now i feel its stuck, my aim dint get any better than that. I constantly practice and warm.

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u/AlfredaRose — 13 days ago

How to brawl dive/backline dive as a magik at quick play

I main staretagist and im new to the game with lever 37 and 45 hour in this game. I never play ranked but i always watch top player play at ranked to learn the heroes i want to use expecially position.

But ranked and quick play seem different. Sometime my team not stick together and do their own thing, healer might be new and dont know what to do same as a tank.

  1. To dive i have to wait for team fight right? But what should i do when my team not together or my team split up.

  2. When i play black cat and black panther i always get around 10+/4-6/0-2 but when im using magik i just get 4-7/7+/0. I feel like magik is pretty slow and sometime i have a hard time to escape, when im diving whole enemy team looking at me.

  3. I think i want to focus on brawl diving with magik, is there any different between normal diving?

(Sorry for my bad english)

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u/AlfredaRose — 2 months ago

I got sexual harresment but i cant do anything? 18M

Around two months ago, I was walking in a park when an elderly homeless man called out to me. I walked over, and he asked me to buy some of his things, but I made an excuse saying I didn't have any money. He then grabbed my shoulder, pulled me close, and asked for my name and age. I told him my real age, but I gave him a fake name.

He started complimenting me, and I could feel his hard erection against my wrist. He continued touching my body, buttocks, and genitals, but I was completely frozen and couldn't do anything—I just stood there in silence.

At the time, I thought it would be embarrassing if I ran away. I even rationalized it, thinking, 'He's just a homeless old man, I understand it's hard to control urges,' and I believe that's why I didn't move.

I'm terrified that if something like this happens again in the future, I will feel sympathetic toward the perpetrator and just let them do whatever they want to me. What should I do?

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u/AlfredaRose — 2 months ago

Romance anime that is not childish recommended?

Romance anime with a relaxed vibe, unlike some comedy anime like Kaguya Sama and others

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u/AlfredaRose — 2 months ago

I only have 1 six string guitar, but i dont want to tune every song i wanna play, just stick to 1 tune but sound still pretty good

I just start listening to babymetal and i realize almost every song have different tuning

I'm too lazy to retune my guitar for every single song. What's a good tuning that sounds great for almost all of their songs, even if I just stick to that one tuning?

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u/AlfredaRose — 2 months ago

"Social isolation and loneliness increase the risk of death from heart attack and stroke"

Have you guys that social isolation and loneliness for a years have this kind of problem? Expecially if you are over 30 years old.

Im 18m and i just worried about this.

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u/AlfredaRose — 3 months ago
▲ 7 r/lonely

"Social isolation and loneliness increase the risk of death from heart attack and stroke"

Have you guys that social isolation and loneliness for a years have this kind of problem? Expecially if you are over 30 years old.

Im 18m and i just worried about this.

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u/AlfredaRose — 3 months ago
▲ 8 r/PocoX6Pro+1 crossposts

Poco F6 pro frame drop/force close problem

I play nte and after 30 it start lagging so bad and it force close even with lowest graphic

u/AlfredaRose — 3 months ago
▲ 3 r/Guitar

My story how i become good at guitar, self taught

Hi everyone

​1. Queen = Inspired me to pick up the guitar / learn my first solo

I watched the Bohemian Rhapsody movie and fell in love with all the guitar solos. That was the exact moment I got inspired to start playing guitar.

​2. Led Zeppelin = Taught me how to play chords

Stairway to Heaven was the song that really helped me master barre chords.

​— Metal —

​3. Metallica = Taught me fast riffs, solos, and downpicking

My father loved Metallica, which introduced me to the metal genre. After 3 years, I managed to learn almost all of their songs. Sadly, my father passed away before I had the chance to show him how much I had improved.

​4. Polyphia = Taught me technical playing

After learning a few of their songs, my fingers felt way more agile and fluid, especially when transitioning between complex chords.

​— Deathcore —

​5. Lorna Shore = Taught me extremely fast riffs and alternate picking

This band made me fall in love with deathcore. Adam De Micco is currently my favorite guitarist. His riffs are insanely hard to play and take a lot of time to master, but learning them gave me a huge boost in confidence with my skills. (Seriously, go listen to his riffs—they are some of the best metal riffs I've ever heard).

​6. Slaughter to Prevail (Current) = Teaching me rhythm

After 6 years of playing, I still find their riffs super cool. However, the hardest part for me is the rhythm. I never really practiced rhythm exercises before, but after grinding their songs for a couple of months, I'm finally starting to get the hang of it.

(Sorry if my writing is bad)

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u/AlfredaRose — 3 months ago
▲ 8 r/Dreams

I just realize something weird

(Sorry for my bad english)

I got panic attack or any other problem that make me

lose/cant control and its always happens at my room

alone, almost every day

But when this happens there's a women in my

imagination make me calm, talk to me about

something, i dont know her face or how her voise

sound like, i just know that she is women that i always

imagining talking each other.

So, everytime i got a problem that i cant control my

mind or body she help me and make me calm

I dont know why but i found it weird and interesting at

the same time.

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u/AlfredaRose — 3 months ago

I just realize something weird

(Sorry for my bad english)

I got panic attack or any other problem that make me

lose/cant control and its always happens at my room

alone, almost every day

But when this happens there's a women in my

imagination make me calm, talk to me about

something, i dont know her face or how her voise

sound like, i just know that she is women that i always

imagine talking each other

So, everytime i got a problem that i cant control my

mind or body she help me and make me calm

I dont know why but i found it weird and interesting at

the same time.

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u/AlfredaRose — 3 months ago

I just realize something weird

(Sorry for my bad english)

I got panic attack or any other problem that make me

lose/cant control and its always happens at my room

alone, almost every day

But when this happens there's a women in my

imagination make me calm, talk to me about

something, i dont know her face or how her voise

sound like, i just know that she is women that i always

imagining talking each other.

So, everytime i got a problem that i cant control my

mind or body she help me and make me calm

I dont know why but i found it weird and interesting at

the same time.

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u/AlfredaRose — 3 months ago

Competitive mindset in gaming can make you burn out faster?

(sorry for my bad english)

I like playing video game and i only have 1 video game on phone so i can focus on it

Every game i played i have a goal "i want to be skilled player" no matter shooting game, MOBA or more. And im understand to obtain that goal i have to get a lot of hour play time and experience. I practice a lot and played a game more than 6 - 8 hour a day to gain experience.

But sadly just after 1 month i start lost motivation to play that game for no reason, even i push my self to play it i always start thinking "im lazy" something like that. And then i delete that game and i never obtain that goal in my whole life in gaming.

What should i do to avoid lost motivation? How do you guys that have competitive mindset can play 1 game for a years consistently?

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u/AlfredaRose — 3 months ago