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1. Is the ADHD-style movement actually necessary?

Or is that just something a lot of players try to mimic from really good players? I often see people moving like crazy—sliding and jumping into gunfights—and sometimes feel like it would actually be better to be more still and accurate. I do slide/jump in some gunfights, but honestly I’m trying to improve my positioning so I don’t have to rely on movement as much.

2. What’s the best way to warm up?

Not talking about an hour-long warm-up, but maybe 10–15 minutes before playing Ranked. Is it better to play a couple of pubs, or use a private match against bots?

3. How do you get better at using the kill feed and minimap?

I’ve been trying to make a habit of checking them when I hear gunshots, but I often get tunnel vision and just focus on what’s happening directly in front of me. Is there a good way to train yourself to pay attention to them without taking too much focus away from the actual gunfight?

4. What’s the biggest difference between a Gold player and a Crimson player?

Is it mainly game sense, positioning and decision-making, or is the biggest difference simply being better mechanically and winning more gunfights?

Finally caved in and bought BO7 towards the end of its life cycle. Currently level 20.

Just looking for some tips from any experienced players.

What are the current meta weapons and perks? What about field upgrades and lethal/tactical equipment?

Any movement tips, etc.?

This is way different from the last CoD I played, which was MW3, and before that, BO2.

I’m deciding between two setups and would love some opinions:

A: PS5 Pro + ~£200 27" 4K IPS monitor

B: PS5 Slim Digital + ~£475 27" 4K QD-OLED monitor

I mainly play FPS games like COD, but I’ll also play other games. Ideally, I want to play at 4K/120Hz where supported.

Which setup would you personally choose, and why? Is the QD-OLED worth prioritising over the PS5 Pro, or would you take the extra performance of the Pro and a cheaper IPS monitor?

I need something that can run high frames and good resolution. My budget is around £300.

So many times I look at my minimap and see 2/3 of my team covering an angle, so I think “okay, I'll cover this side.”

Then magically some clown runs straight past all of them and kills me.

And I STILL do it every time.

Moral of the story: even if you see teammates in an area and looking in a certain direction, never assume anything is covered. Play like you're a one-man team and be ready for someone to come from literally anywhere.

Is there enough people that have bought it for the maps and stuff. Loved the dlc maps back in the day.

Anyone else feel like there’s no real reason to grind once you own everything you want?

Instead of worrying about maximising my time grinding heists, businesses, etc. just to increase my bank balance so I can buy another business or something else I don’t really need, I’ve kind of hit a point where money doesn’t matter anymore.

I own all the businesses and properties I want, and yeah, I could keep buying more cars, planes, etc., but realistically I’d use them for 2 minutes, think “okay, cool” and then go straight back to using the same 4 vehicles I always use 😂

I played Cayo Perico Survival for the first time recently and actually thought it was really fun. It’s just a shame that I feel like hardly anyone would play it if it wasn’t paying double money.

Anyone else feel like this? It’s like you don’t really need anything anymore, but at the same time you don’t really want to start a second character just for the sake of it either.

I’ve only recently come back to GTA Online after a few years away, so maybe I’m just at that weird point in the game. I’m level 250, so nothing crazy high, but I’ve got pretty much everything I actually want.

Objectively speaking I know tapping to sprint is a relic of the past but was wondering what the go to control types are.

Title.

How does it compare per hour spent with cayo + dre etc?

Per hour spent on hangar compared to other things like Cayo, Dre etc.

Pink diamond and 3 gold hmu if u have good loot

Replaying Arkham City years later, I'm surprised by how small the map feels. Compared to Origins and especially Knight, it seems pretty limited. Honestly, even Asylum felt like it had more to see despite being smaller. Did anyone else have this experience, or is it just nostalgia messing with me?

Did you like them or feel like they were just there to pad out the runtime?

Not sure which one to go for so I can try generate a program.

Has anyone done both, please tell me your experiences.

The ones I'm thinking currently are:

• Min-max program x4 per week variant

• Bodybuilding Transformation x4 (taking remaining day to next week)

• Jeff's Upper Lower 4x per week (Size and Strength Program)

The upper lower program seems a little outdated compared to the others with how it looks to be setup but wanted opinions from anyone that has run any of these during a cut.