He shits on
- Players using the Superi, he also uses the Superi
- Shits on Snipers for no reason.
- Wants everyone to follow the same bum rush style he has
- Puts down his teammates
- Will shit on Snipers but will have his buddies run riot shields
This ain't the streets bro. Nobody cares that you lost 0-6 in S and D. Is it just me or has there been an uptick in a certain demographic in COD multiplayer?
I know some people hate it and describe a lot of work roles as soul crushing.
Life has gotten to the point where I want to buy a $70k sports car. Is it dumb? Of course but I need to get it out of my system. If anyone has done anything similar how did you balance the increased car expenses with investing and saving.
Would I feel welcome/comfortable?
I think it would be dope to be stationed in Germany or Italy and leave that tour with a decent working knowledge of their respective language.
My K/D is just awful. I usually go around 8 and 20 every game and its getting real frustrating to log in to multiplayer every day.
My little brother finished college last year and for a year now he's been working non-stop, over 8+ hrs a day on some sort of web application. I think its supposed to be like an image hosting app but I'm not too sure because he can't explain things in simple terms for some reason and instead goes off on very long, technical tangents.
Anyways, he claims that once he finishes the project, it'll show recruiters how he has a near PhD level (or something like that, thing SME) understanding of SWE and that he'll able to land a good job, preferably at a FAANG or some tech start up.
I don't know jack shit about coding or Comp Sci, but is there any truth to what he's saying here? Especially in today's job market? I heard its a very tough and COMPETITIVE market right now.
Oh and i forgot to mention: He's spending $200 a month on AI to help him code this. Mainly Claude.
what a GOAT.
Especially for Coachella or Ultra Miami?