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Recoil Benchmarks for both Controller and MnK: 1. Ping moving dummy that has mythic shield. Use ping distance as benchmarks. 2. Start at 10 Meters. One-clip dummy 5x in a row. Then 10x. Then 20x. 3. If you can do it 20x in a row, move back 10 meters.... show more

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sat1 год назад

spawn distance far + strafe random (run) 👍

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Balvarine1 год назад

I should have mentioned you too. This was my old method, but there's no way to measure your progress in a consistent way. This newer method is for people who like goal setting. Plus, you can apply this to SMGs and use alternate/varied terrain from the hill or a different angle.

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4a463a77de8f1b551 год назад

great video ty for the shoutout even tho there are many others more deserving than me: @satyc @onlydigii @Michael19156978 @mioseNN

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blight1 год назад

isnt that @qqpeepo guy just a geoguessr player??

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Michael1 год назад

already got that 105m spitfire mastery 😎

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forg9et1 год назад

im too lazy for watch full vid can i just rt pls i dont play apex anymore /j thank u

Фото профиля Balvarine

Balvarine1 год назад

Ty

Фото профиля darknight

darknight1 год назад

Ill try it

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Patrick1 год назад

Great content brother. Keep it up 🤘🏻

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𝕮𝖍𝖗𝖎𝖘 ᭙꠸ꪀᦔꪊ1 год назад

Was gonna take a nap before scrims but now I just gotta go see how far I can get with my worst sights

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Selena Gomez’s Milk-Man1 год назад

Doing this will have a 200% increase on ur aim.

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ThisIsRealYeBoi1 год назад

Can I try this with my Zen also? I'll love to do it and get better

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Said Suehtam1 год назад

This video is in YouTube?

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Lifeforce1 год назад

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Faith isn’t wishful thinking, it’s substance and evidence! Faith isn’t rubbing a rabbit’s foot and hoping for luck—it’s built on the evidence of God’s proven performance! Every miracle in the Bible is a testimony that God is faithful, and He has not changed. If He parted the Red Sea, He can make a way for you! If He provided manna in the wilderness, He can provide for you today! If He healed the sick, He can heal you or your loved one right now! Faith isn’t just believing that God exists—it’s believing He will act in your life today! Do you need a breakthrough? A miracle? A fresh start? Stop praying weak prayers of uncertainty. Pray in faith! The same God who scattered Israel’s enemies like chaff on the wind will scatter your troubles! The same God who lifted burdens then can lift yours now! Nothing is impossible with God—He has done it before and will do it again!

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Faith isn’t wishful thinking, it’s substance and evidence! Faith isn’t rubbing a rabbit’s foot and hoping for luck—it’s built on the evidence of God’s proven performance! Every miracle in the Bible is a testimony that God is faithful, and He has not changed. If He parted the Red Sea, He can make a way for you! If He provided manna in the wilderness, He can provide for you today! If He healed the sick, He can heal you or your loved one right now! Faith isn’t just believing that God exists—it’s believing He will act in your life today! Do you need a breakthrough? A miracle? A fresh start? Stop praying weak prayers of uncertainty. Pray in faith! The same God who scattered Israel’s enemies like chaff on the wind will scatter your troubles! The same God who lifted burdens then can lift yours now! Nothing is impossible with God—He has done it before and will do it again!

Pastor John Hagee

16,199 просмотров • 1 год назад

The Standard is approaching at the end of the year! Our annual challenge of max meters rowed in 24 hours. Thinking about taking it on? Start preparing now with the Rogue Move: The Standard eBook—a 12-week endurance program built to help you develop the stamina, technique, and mental toughness needed to go the distance. Taking it on solo or with a team of 2, 3, or 4? There’s a plan for you. And when you’re ready for some inspiration, watch The Standard: Brian Chontosh and Team Shut Up & Row Take On the Talisker Whisky Atlantic Challenge. The eBook and documentary are available at the links below. #ryourogue #roguechallenge #thestandard

The Standard is approaching at the end of the year! Our annual challenge of max meters rowed in 24 hours. Thinking about taking it on? Start preparing now with the Rogue Move: The Standard eBook—a 12-week endurance program built to help you develop the stamina, technique, and mental toughness needed to go the distance. Taking it on solo or with a team of 2, 3, or 4? There’s a plan for you. And when you’re ready for some inspiration, watch The Standard: Brian Chontosh and Team Shut Up & Row Take On the Talisker Whisky Atlantic Challenge. The eBook and documentary are available at the links below. #ryourogue #roguechallenge #thestandard

Rogue Fitness

11,610 просмотров • 7 дней назад

JJ Redick reveals that Kobe Bryant was a psycho worker in his early days working out at 6 AM making 10 in a row "I'm like JD what's going on and he's like Kobe he had me in here in like 6 am he was in here for 3 hours he was working on counter to the counter and he had to make 10 shots in a row" "all those stories about Kobe being a psycho worker they're all true so that was cool...end of the first practice comes and Kobe is like hey do you wanna shoot? and I'm like yeah I'll shoot" "I realize he's watching how I shoot and he's trying to pick something up but he's always trying to learn...Kobe is like at the breakfast table with ice on his knees"

JJ Redick reveals that Kobe Bryant was a psycho worker in his early days working out at 6 AM making 10 in a row "I'm like JD what's going on and he's like Kobe he had me in here in like 6 am he was in here for 3 hours he was working on counter to the counter and he had to make 10 shots in a row" "all those stories about Kobe being a psycho worker they're all true so that was cool...end of the first practice comes and Kobe is like hey do you wanna shoot? and I'm like yeah I'll shoot" "I realize he's watching how I shoot and he's trying to pick something up but he's always trying to learn...Kobe is like at the breakfast table with ice on his knees"

CreativeDude

240,690 просмотров • 2 месяцев назад

Selling into strength is another topic we've gotten tons of questions around. Hopefully this 10 minute video answers them for you: — Main takeaways: 1) Stage 1 & 2 traders should have hard rules about when to sell stocks at different % gain levels. For example, you should be selling 1/3 at your average gain, another 1/3 at x multiple of your risk, and the final on a break below the 21-sma (2 closes below). 2) You always need to be on the lookout for extensions from key moving averages Oliver Kell has done a lot of work on daily & weekly extension counts, and using this to guide when he sells into strength. Some other guidelines to think about: → 10% from 10-day → 20% from 21-day → 50% from 50-day → 100% from 200-day Of course, these levels are highly dependent on the stock's character. If it's normal for the stock to extend 20% of the 21-day, there's no need to sell. But if it's 50% above, and it hasn't done this in 10 years, then it's probably smart to lock some in and take advantage of the strength. 3) When it feels "too easy". This is not a tangible sell rule, but is one you can follow when you're up a ridiculous amount in a short period of time — ultimately when you're making so much money that it doesn't feel sustainable. These types of runs happen from time to time, and locking in gains when this is the case will only help your equity curve. 4) % Up In a single session rules or other technical patterns. Many traders like Leif Soreide take advantage of massive upside bars to lock in partial gains. Look for: → 10% up in a single session → Major earnings reaction bars → Upside exhaustion moves (up 12/15 days in a row) → Breach of upper channel/trendline — At the end of the day, selling is an art that you'll continue to perfect as time goes on. It'll never be 100% accurate, but implementing some of the rules above, you're better prepared to capture the strength the market is gifting you. As they say, you either sell into strength or you sell into weakness.

Selling into strength is another topic we've gotten tons of questions around. Hopefully this 10 minute video answers them for you: — Main takeaways: 1) Stage 1 & 2 traders should have hard rules about when to sell stocks at different % gain levels. For example, you should be selling 1/3 at your average gain, another 1/3 at x multiple of your risk, and the final on a break below the 21-sma (2 closes below). 2) You always need to be on the lookout for extensions from key moving averages Oliver Kell has done a lot of work on daily & weekly extension counts, and using this to guide when he sells into strength. Some other guidelines to think about: → 10% from 10-day → 20% from 21-day → 50% from 50-day → 100% from 200-day Of course, these levels are highly dependent on the stock's character. If it's normal for the stock to extend 20% of the 21-day, there's no need to sell. But if it's 50% above, and it hasn't done this in 10 years, then it's probably smart to lock some in and take advantage of the strength. 3) When it feels "too easy". This is not a tangible sell rule, but is one you can follow when you're up a ridiculous amount in a short period of time — ultimately when you're making so much money that it doesn't feel sustainable. These types of runs happen from time to time, and locking in gains when this is the case will only help your equity curve. 4) % Up In a single session rules or other technical patterns. Many traders like Leif Soreide take advantage of massive upside bars to lock in partial gains. Look for: → 10% up in a single session → Major earnings reaction bars → Upside exhaustion moves (up 12/15 days in a row) → Breach of upper channel/trendline — At the end of the day, selling is an art that you'll continue to perfect as time goes on. It'll never be 100% accurate, but implementing some of the rules above, you're better prepared to capture the strength the market is gifting you. As they say, you either sell into strength or you sell into weakness.

TraderLion

41,599 просмотров • 1 год назад

Excited to start to roll out what an integration between GTE and Polymarket will look like on GTE. Want to trade 5x leveraged NVDA perps the day of earnings and make a bet on whether or not they'll beat? You can do this in one UI on GTE. Your trades will be colocated with the major matching engines, ensuring you the best price. No more context switching. No more moving around collateral. Just use one platform that lets you trade all markets, anywhere, anytime. Just use GTE. Live in private. Coming soon to you. Until then, back to building. P.S., We recorded this video a couple days ago...

Excited to start to roll out what an integration between GTE and Polymarket will look like on GTE. Want to trade 5x leveraged NVDA perps the day of earnings and make a bet on whether or not they'll beat? You can do this in one UI on GTE. Your trades will be colocated with the major matching engines, ensuring you the best price. No more context switching. No more moving around collateral. Just use one platform that lets you trade all markets, anywhere, anytime. Just use GTE. Live in private. Coming soon to you. Until then, back to building. P.S., We recorded this video a couple days ago...

enzo

188,207 просмотров • 9 месяцев назад

MrBeast reveals his trick for giving away islands on the cheap “There’s two options, you can buy a really cheap shit island and terraform it and make it nice, or you can buy a really nice one problem is the really nice ones are all at least like 10, 11, 12 million” “you can find a shitty island for like 800 grand. huge, fucking massive, but it’s literally just a rock with trees on it.” “when we give away islands we buy the shitty ones and then we import a bunch of sand, import a couple hundred trees, and build a little house, build sheds on it, and then it’s like 800k.” “you put like 2 million in and then you got a really nice looking island, which is still infinitely cheaper than if you just bought one of the 10 million dollar ones”

MrBeast reveals his trick for giving away islands on the cheap “There’s two options, you can buy a really cheap shit island and terraform it and make it nice, or you can buy a really nice one problem is the really nice ones are all at least like 10, 11, 12 million” “you can find a shitty island for like 800 grand. huge, fucking massive, but it’s literally just a rock with trees on it.” “when we give away islands we buy the shitty ones and then we import a bunch of sand, import a couple hundred trees, and build a little house, build sheds on it, and then it’s like 800k.” “you put like 2 million in and then you got a really nice looking island, which is still infinitely cheaper than if you just bought one of the 10 million dollar ones”

Third

3,588,155 просмотров • 3 месяцев назад