I beleive this last guy hit the nail on the head. The only skills you can transfer from games like CS are the teamwork and other such higher level skills. If everyone in the army could run around and get headshots while shooting from the hip we would rule the world. Thats definatley one thing that dissapoints me as one who was raised beleiving stuff like that. When I get out to the rifle range and my rifle jams 3 times while qualifying I think "Why couldnt this be more like a video game?" However from what I see games are getting better with the teamwork aspect, but they need to stop being so predictable and toss in more variables.
I bought a bunch of Apple hardware when 10.1 was released and it seemed to be pretty good quality. I am still using it all regularly. BUT I have noticed a general trend with their new products; quality control seems to be slipping. My new iPod has crash the system several times, and my girlfriend's iMac seems to be cheaper than previous models. This all might not be true for everyone but it is something that I noticed with the products around me.
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It's Manalapan for God's sake. Just so you get a feel for the city; 1. It is hardly a city 2.Don King lives there
I beleive this last guy hit the nail on the head. The only skills you can transfer from games like CS are the teamwork and other such higher level skills. If everyone in the army could run around and get headshots while shooting from the hip we would rule the world. Thats definatley one thing that dissapoints me as one who was raised beleiving stuff like that. When I get out to the rifle range and my rifle jams 3 times while qualifying I think "Why couldnt this be more like a video game?" However from what I see games are getting better with the teamwork aspect, but they need to stop being so predictable and toss in more variables.
I bought a bunch of Apple hardware when 10.1 was released and it seemed to be pretty good quality. I am still using it all regularly. BUT I have noticed a general trend with their new products; quality control seems to be slipping. My new iPod has crash the system several times, and my girlfriend's iMac seems to be cheaper than previous models. This all might not be true for everyone but it is something that I noticed with the products around me.