Anyone else excited for mw4? Bonuses of joining an IP so late is the gameplay loop is so fresh to me, look at the way the character was holding the desert eagle 🤤
For context I'm complete new to COD, this is my first in regards to non zombies and playing and online... Never really play cod in general though.
But I'm rocking an MP5 with all the attachments unlocked and I'm never ever finding an opportunity to use my kilo, why use it when it's got a slow ADS, bullet spread on hip fire and I keep connecting to the same 3 maps?
Is this the meta of every cod game or can someone build me a good assault rifle 👇🏼👇🏼👇🏼👇🏼
If you want my controller console settings just lmk.
Watch how I switch back to my weapon after throwing the med mist. About 50% of the time I've got to switch to another slot then re switch to the weapon I want to bring it out.
Guess who's beyond hyped for the new cod despite having barely played call of duty 😂 the shooting just feels way better than any other first person game, especially if you're talking online competitively.
Why did the referee stop my runs bruh.
The older guns and the sound design has actually got me into cod multiplayer as someone who hates warzone and has hated COD since pretty much after MW2 (barring zombies) and because the new cod coming out is moving away from fast movement and Omni movement, I'm considering getting it.
Ww2 zombies is pretty decent, better than I thought it'd be. I was avoiding it originally because I didn't like the look of the gameplay.
What's everyone's opinions on ww2 zombies?
Wish I'd tried this map sooner, I've been spending all my zombie time on black ops 1, 2 and 7 that I never really gave this a chance but the vibes and the gameplay is just 🫦
In my opinion it's brilliant, I'd never really played it much until today but the fact the perks are random and there's no great place to train makes it feel eerie.
In my opinion it's the M1 in 'zombies in spaceland' that thing is ridiculous, can get you into round 10 and beyond fairly comfortably if you're buying ammo, plus the packapunch and double tap is pretty solid.
It's absolutely peak to me, might be my new favourite map.
I immediately bought every map then re - downloaded the other cod zombie games, ended up getting a fix for zombies again.
The counters in this game can be incredibly satisfying.
In short I'm a medicine student that is elite at biology but borderline average at chemistry, I'm at a subpar A level standard at best, even arguably just high GCSE.
Don't get me wrong I'm better at biochemistry (for obvious reasons) but how can I beef up my lone chemistry knowledge quick?
If you don't know what this is, it's a 'new' bible that has been written to... You know what.
These were their objectives when making this book as said by them:
- we were faced with the decision to simply modify or delete the old bible.
- things like 'levicticus' are horribly outdated for obvious reasons.
- we edited the bible to prevent homophobic interpretations
- we wanted to make a book filled with the word of god so that nobody could use it to condemn LGBTQ or the children in the name of god.
This is beyond sick. Why do Christians mistake 'love thy neighbour' with being kind every ounce of the day and not sticking up for themselves? It's like the only quote in the bible you guys know... Like you think it's three words and one page?
Be. Honest.
If you don't know what this is, it's a 'new' bible that has been written to... You know what.
These were their objectives when making this book as said by them:
- we were faced with the decision to simply modify or delete the old bible.
- things like 'levicticus' are horribly outdated for obvious reasons.
- we edited the bible to prevent homophobic interpretations
- we wanted to make a book filled with the word of god so that nobody could use it to condemn LGBTQ or the children in the name of god.
This is beyond sick. Why do Christians mistake 'love thy neighbour' with being kind every ounce of the day and not sticking up for themselves? It's like the only quote in the bible you guys know... Like you think it's three words and one page?
Be. Honest.
I'm going to the free Microsoft word document and clicking 'add file' but it will only show word documents, instead of the PDF file I've saved 3 times.
I've also tried going to 'my files' and clicking 'open as' then choosing word document but it goes to a screen where it asks me to choose the 'file conversion' then it proceeds to put it all in coded text.
I'm going to the free Microsoft word document and clicking 'add file' but it will only show word documents, instead of the PDF file I've saved 3 times.
I've also tried going to 'my files' and clicking 'open as' then choosing word document but it goes to a screen where it asks me to choose the 'file conversion' then it proceeds to put it all in coded text.
Basically the title, I'm wondering what everyone's favourite methods of studying are and what you believe works the best for yourselves.
What techniques or habits have helped you all stay focused and retain information better? What's your go to when preparing for exams? How do you organise your study notes and what do you prefer to use, notebooks or a tablet/laptop?
I'd love to hear your best tips, thanks!