149 people helped you get to i49?
Thats a pretty insane coincidence that I never realized before.

Formula 1 and Rally are the only motorsports I can genuinely say I like.

im still surprised harb has ever hit a single living person with his shotgun.

with kukkye's videos being privated, ive now resorted to only watching sheep videos...
(not that i didnt before)

PJSalt PJSalt PJSalt so salty Kappa

c u in open fellas

saltybet tf2 edition

YUP, thats the guy
snoopy is another semi good example

Man, I love the concept of aim so much I could probably write an essay on it. There are so many kinds and forms of aim that it really boggles my mind, in the end though, nothing will be as impressive to me as tracking in its purest form. So many factors add towards aim; posture, mood, arm/wrist, mouse grip, your grip, even latency (I find anyway). I've been working on "improving my aim" for years now, every time launching tf2 with the hope of achieving the perfect tracking. Only recently have I started seeing results I'm happy with, but even then I could be better.

There is no "right" kind of aim, it all works differently for different people. Some people are amazing with twitch, tracking, and the weird-as-fuck "wobble aim" (can't find the video right now sorry mates). Whatever suits you and you find comfortable will eventually work. HOWEVER, I find sensitivity to be a non-factor. I wouldn't even say you have to keep the same sensitivity for a long period of time to have great aim. Over the past few months I've gone through roughly 5-6 different sensitivities, testing them all out, and each time it took less than an hour for me to notice my aim has gotten on-par, or better than, how my aim was before changing sensitivities. I don't really know why this is, so if someone can enlighten me, I'm all ears (eyes).

how many seasons will this occur in a row

hey ive been there before.
if you have the chance to visit any kind of cavern i would 100% recommend it, its so fucking cool and it makes me think about the secret mewtwo in the caverns in pokemon snap
also that second picture is really pretty

my friends know i play competitive video games, but its hard to explain it without sounding like a complete dork.

cant get bumped to IM ebrbrbrbrbrbrbr

From what I understand, there are only 2 divisions you can go straight into with a new roster; Open and Invite.
to play in Intermediate, you HAVE to have played a full season of open and made playoffs.
to play in Main, you have to have either played a full season of IM and made playoffs or played in Invite and get moved down to Main.

uh