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Final brackets of the LG56 Aiming Competitive Circuit! 🚨 Still beyond happy and excited with how everything turned out, and I'm so grateful for all the positive comments from both the players and viewers! 🤗 The event had a peak of 481~ viewers for almost 6 hours straight 🤯

@kowofps @sutrefps Gulp

@lowgravity56 @sutrefps tenia hambre perdón, *era pensé*

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@Sainder_Pradipt @sutrefps Yessir

@sutrefps He's my frien and and unc🐥 and and my frien's dad.

@kowofps @sutrefps Como como como?

@sutrefps pendejo pene q lo ibas a funar wn

Someone needs to do a large scale social study and figure out why the aim community seems unable to stay out of drama. I can't understand if this is true of every online community and I just notice it more because of my feed, but it really feels worse than any other community I have seen. I think that not saying random offensive/racist/discriminatory stuff is not something one should have any struggle with, so I don't understand why this keeps happening. I understand that most people are very young in the community so maybe that's the root cause. That said, I don't understand this love for the big "About the X situation" posts with a bunch of screenshots and text etc. "exposing" people either. I am too old to know what it feels like to be a teenager in a discord community, but I can at least understand people defending themselves saying that whatever idiotic statement they said was due to their young age, as long as they openly admit to being wrong, especially if they have shown to have grown out of that phase for a long time and to have been a positive influence. People can learn from their mistakes and they can get over them, so what is the goal of trying to stir up drama with years old screenshots? In general I think I don't understand why a community whose goal should be self improvement in esports (which is supposed to be a fun thing...?) seems to spend 500x the effort either being stupid and offensive for attention, or "exposing" others for attention, than actually training or playing games. Even when people make educational resources lately I have seen immediate drama in the comments, usually name calling, with no added value from either party, regardless of the actual quality of the resource. I am not against confrontation or discussion, obviously. I do it all the time. But usually I have a goal in mind, 99% of the time the goal is to fight misinformation, or to get to the bottom of some question/doubt. So one could call this drama too, of course, but I think my issue is with the sterile nature of the drama that has been happening for at least the last 3ys in this community, where it's literally self destruction of what could be a great place for people to find a more structured environment to learn how to be better gamers. Basically, I am just sad because I know at this point "we" the aim community are (to a degree, rightfully so), seen as a joke to basically everyone that is exposed to us without being actively part of it. I am not even trying to make a point with this post. I just wish this would stop happening.

@AimerLew @sutrefps Sounds like I cooked

@sutrefps @lowgravity56 sold me crack behind one of Saturn's moons in 1998, it why I am the way I am today.

@lunyxqt @sutrefps Juega con nuestros sentimiento el sutre

@lowgravity56 @sutrefps Yo también me asuste 😭

VT Controltrack Advanced S3 - 3636 CELESTIAL With that I'm officially Celestial Complete Tracking on Voltaic's Aimlabs Benchmarks Season 3 😀

@toddy7475 @4rKonTop @TheLetterDex Divide* Scenario rep* count Example* With* Sorry for the typos lol

Ofc not! What I recommend to people with little time to play is precisely to dovide into 2 or more play sessions, to reduce the overall amount of repetitions per scenario, and even to straight up remove some variants if needed. In order to do this the scenario rel count should be treated as a priority list so, for exaple, a scenario eith 3 reps is "more important" than one with 2

VDIM UPDATE 🚨 With the help of @4rKonTop, I have updated the Voltaic Daily Improvement Method by adding a new difficulty called "Adept" that sits between Novice and Intermediate! The purpose of this new difficulty is to better accommodate players who felt the jump from Novice to Intermediate was too difficult. The intended audience is players working toward Platinum or Diamond benchmark scores, while the original, more challenging Intermediate routines are now aimed at players working toward Jade and Master scores. This means each of the original three difficulties (Novice, Intermediate, and Advanced) now has two sets of playlists, depending on whether you are in the lower or upper half of that difficulty's score range. Links below ⬇️

@candysight Ty my goat I love my br homies 🇧🇷♥️

atualizei o documento do VDIM em PT-BR incluindo a nova dificuldade, pra quem quiser experimentar um dos melhores recursos que temos na comunidade de mira disponível no cabeçalho do documento original! ❤️

@AimerLew LMAO

Shake shake shake @lowgravity56

@ReeJinX @4rKonTop @TheLetterDex Good luck!

@lowgravity56 @4rKonTop @TheLetterDex Very excited to see this new difficulty. Gonna use it to push to Diamond on my weakest category while still using Intermediate for my strongest ones.

@alyu72 @4rKonTop @TheLetterDex Esa se supone que es la playlist advanced normal, la elite es para nova+ Entiendo que es dificil si, es el salto mas complicado de todas maneras y es normal sentirse estancado ahi por un tiempo. Lo que recomiendo ds sacar master complete antes de irse a gm

@atarashii_ii @4rKonTop @TheLetterDex Sounds like a balanced approach! To be completely clear, as always these routines are not intended to be "easy" since I do believe that playing harder tasks promotes faster improvement, but now it should be a more adequate difficulty for the people transitioning from novice!

@lowgravity56 @4rKonTop @TheLetterDex Excited to try this later today. I’m not nearly great at aiming yet, but getting plat complete was so frustratingly difficult for me that it kind of put me off of voltaic routines. I’ve been mostly doing the viscose benches because of that, while using vdim for areas to improve.

@AimerLew @4rKonTop His watchful eyes protects us all

@lowgravity56 @4rKonTop Thank you @4rKonTop a watchful protector.

That's all from me! 🫡 This was Lowgravity56, take care, and happy grinding my friends! 🚀🚀🚀

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