u/daauji

In games like CS2 and Valorant you can enter into an empty server and pretty much see what angles you will hold and where enemy can come from while you are holding that angle. Also where all you can find the enemy while you are pushing the sites? The map is small and the number of angles seems fixed, thus you can learn the map.

But in this games the maps are huge. The enemy can come from anywhere. How do you learn the map? Is there some sort of an pattern that the layout of the map follows?

Are multiplayer games like Space Marine 2 or Far Cry playable with this ping? I will of course not be playing multiplayer games like CS2 or Valorant.

By how significant I mean, how big are they in terms of numbers? I remember seeing an X handle that was white supremacists and pagan and based out of Europe.

Why are some white supremacists attracted to paganism.

I have been unemployed for 3 years and have been trying to get back in the market. It tough. I only have 1.5 years exp and most of the openings are generally asking for 2 or 3+ years of experience. I was hoping building good projects through this cohort and showcasing in their slack/discord/whatever would help me get some work. Spending money on the cohort wont be a problem for me. Its just the time investment that is confused about. Should I spend time doing this or something else?

Can someone who have bought the course confirm weather they provide freelance gigs or remote opportunity through their cohort?

Things to note, I am looking for good placements. I am not super focused on getting Top IITs. I am happy with NITs and BITs and other colleges as well.

What should be my minimum score if I plan for these colleges?

Most importantly - I am unemployed and completed my B. Tech in 2021.

PS - I have around 1 year 5 months of work ex as web developer as well.

If all I know is basic backend development(Java and Spring Boot), what all do I need to learn in order to become an AI developer.