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Im not trying to brag or write an essay on my skilz although they may be
133+ .  But I can type 60 words a minute and some of my gaming buds cant
type worth beans. Basicly it takes drive, natural talent, and even if you
have that you should be trained by the best. You also need to emmerse
yourself in the gameing realm. Learn leet speak, become a gamer not just
temporarily. Wear game tshirts and appeareal. Once you find a favorite
game youll be set because more then ever you will understand what it means
to be a gamer. Take it from a 17 year old hard core leetest gamer. I do my
homework wich is important, i tweak my system, get involved, and once and
in the begining of my gameing venture was taught by a person who i now
hold rain over in another game. Just realize youll be beaten in some and
kick ass in other games. Do what it takes to win. Be cocky. I dont care if
you die 49 times say " Lucky shot" this is your chance to be arrogent.
Make sure you can back your checks though.

Todd wrote:

> Note cross-posting and, if the thread drifts, trim appropriately.
>
> So, I suck at Shooters in general.  Actually, I suck at games in
> general.  I never wasted my money at the arcade as a youth, because I
> got so little of it ($3 a week allowance), and I'd be lucky to last a
> minute.
>
> I did have an Atari 2600, but never got anything afterwards.  I didn't
> have the social skills necesarry to find a job on my own, and my
> parents didn't help, so I still had no money to pay the price of a
> console and games.
>
> So now, I'm mid-thirties, and just recently started getting into
> gaming.  But, like I said, I suck.
>
> My current profession is working as a data-entry operator for a branch
> of the US government.  I'm fast and accurate enough at this to earn
> incentive pay.  Though I admit, if more of the people I work with
> actually worked, I'd probably earn a lot less.  (There's only so much
> incentive to go around.)
>
> So I've been wondering if most top gamers also are any good when it
> comes to using the keyboard in their professions.  If gaming Skillz
> are proportional or inversely proportional to typing skills.
>
> (Just been playing the original Unreal Tournament ladders on novice
> and average, and I can't imagine that anyone could really move their
> character as fast as the final boss.  I don't think keyboards can take
> input that fast.)
>
> Todd
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> tod...@stopspam.net
> (really at inreach)