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9/22/2016 4:39:34 AM
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It's extremely intuitive, no video needed. It's not difficult. Like I said, there's physics on ledges and structures in games that you can't see. No game has perfect collision. A player is in no positive to know where these invisible boundaries are, that's why a first attempt success is unlikely. Exceptions do not disprove generalizations either. But good on you. I'd imagine the older fellas whose hands aren't as steady as they once were had some trouble too.
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I'm 36 I guess my hands still work [spoiler]which is miraculous considering almost 20y of construction work beating my hands to shit lol[/spoiler]
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That actually is surprising to have fast twitch muscle fibers still kicking strong after 20 yrs of construction lol I on the other hand, started getting grey hairs when I was 17.
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you're falling apart man...the end is nigh lol. I've been playing video games since 84 so it's in my dna at this point. sometimes I have to stop, I have mild cubital tunnel syndrome in both hands and a little worse than mild carpel tunnel in my right hand so long periods of holding a controller can get painful. it's from the vibration of power tools like sanders and nail guns and framing hammers and stuff I own the business now , so I'm exposed to it less and less but the damage has been done and it's irreversible without surgery
