This is strictly a LARPing thread for people who want to pretend like the old Jow Forums is still alive

I believe that we have enough members to vote on a law now.

present

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Ban gay-posting

le based reddit-farmerposter

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exile all non-jews/poles/danes

Present

Proposing the CUOMO Motion:

Clean Up Our Motherfucking Operations
- porn posting on discord punishable by death (or tbd punishment)
- shit up the #general, #state of assembly, or other srs channels, and you get shit on (possible death as well
- vetting channel to be added to make sure subversives don't wreck our shit
- better summary of current goings on because we're globalniggas
- make sure our discord admin is either active and responsive, or transfer admin. We need the record keeper to be able to pin messages, etc.

IF OUR OPERATIONS FAIL, WE FAIL

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VOTING TIME

Vote on the "Act for the management of emergencies, wars and raids, and the organization and establishment of the Armed Forces of the Jow Forums Assembly"

Link to full text of the law:
>pastebin.com/1DdwbU0Q

YAY or NAY?

YAY

Present

Aye

nay

>pastebin.com/1DdwbU0Q
Abstain should also be an option

Cautious note that the wording here is legally dangerous IRL, after browsing the pastebin link it seems innocuous though.

Currently active motion:
>"Act for the management of emergencies, wars and raids, and the organization and establishment of the Armed Forces of the Jow Forums Assembly"

YAY: 2
NAY: 0

YAY

Shit, new count

YAY: 2
NAY: JEW

It's legal

nay

aye

Currently active motion:
>"Act for the management of emergencies, wars and raids, and the organization and establishment of the Armed Forces of the Jow Forums Assembly"

YAY: 4
NAY: 2

Voting ends in 10 minutes or until majority is reached.

Aye to all and by the chancellors decree ricardo posting is mandatory before every session.

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aye

Yay

Whenever we play a video game we always learn something. Your reaction might improve, your way of thinking might change, etc.

Video games as a whole is a skill at the end of the day. By playing video games, you are improving this skill and honing it. The more you practice a thing the more you will improve and typically get better.

I know many people on this board have not played video games in the past, or have a had a huge hiatus from the video game world. They might not have transferable skills from other video games, and thus have to start on the ground floor. However, many people on this board are big gamers, and have played multiple games in the past, and typically they perform better then someone who hasn't played in a long time.

So my question to you is this. Are you an individual who has never played/ taken a long break from video games or are you an individual who is a frequent gamer and played a plethora of different games before fortnite?

How was your learning curve for this game, did you find that by not playing any games that you found fortnite challenging, did the people who have experience find this game easy? What games if any did you previously play that Assisted your learning curve and experience in fortnite?

I've played multiple shooter games in the past, and all of these helped with my aiming and game style. Search and destroy style games made me think more tactfully, which I implemented into fortnite. I understand to a degree what the best route to take to get to zone, how to flank opponents, and positioning. I've also played alot of chess which improved strategy. This improved my deduction on how to read my enemies, how to push, retreat, and somewhat helped in building.

Besides chess there isn't a game I've played or I can think of that would have helped my building, and that's why I think Fortnite is so unique. No other game previously has had building and that's why I think Fortnite will be a huge game for years to come.

Currently active motion:
>"Act for the management of emergencies, wars and raids, and the organization and establishment of the Armed Forces of the Jow Forums Assembly"

YAY: 7
NAY: 2

I believe that a majority has been reached. Voting ends in 3 minutes.

Whenever we play a video game we always learn something. Your reaction might improve, your way of thinking might change, etc.

Video games as a whole is a skill at the end of the day. By playing video games, you are improving this skill and honing it. The more you practice a thing the more you will improve and typically get better.

I know many people on this board have not played video games in the past, or have a had a huge hiatus from the video game world. They might not have transferable skills from other video games, and thus have to start on the ground floor. However, many people on this board are big gamers, and have played multiple games in the past, and typically they perform better then someone who hasn't played in a long time.

So my question to you is this. Are you an individual who has never played/ taken a long break from video games or are you an individual who is a frequent gamer and played a plethora of different games before fortnite?

How was your learning curve for this game, did you find that by not playing any games that you found fortnite challenging, did the people who have experience find this game easy? What games if any did you previously play that Assisted your learning curve and experience in fortnite?

I've played multiple shooter games in the past, and all of these helped with my aiming and game style. Search and destroy style games made me think more tactfully, which I implemented into fortnite. I understand to a degree what the best route to take to get to zone, how to flank opponents, and positioning. I've also played alot of chess which improved strategy. This improved my deduction on how to read my enemies, how to push, retreat, and somewhat helped in building.

Besides chess there isn't a game I've played or I can think of that would have helped my building, and that's why I think Fortnite is so unique. No other game previously has had building and that's why I think Fortnite will be a huge game for years to come.

Whenever we play a video game we always learn something. Your reaction might improve, your way of thinking might change, etc.

Video games as a whole is a skill at the end of the day. By playing video games, you are improving this skill and honing it. The more you practice a thing the more you will improve and typically get better.

I know many people on this board have not played video games in the past, or have a had a huge hiatus from the video game world. They might not have transferable skills from other video games, and thus have to start on the ground floor. However, many people on this board are big gamers, and have played multiple games in the past, and typically they perform better then someone who hasn't played in a long time.

So my question to you is this. Are you an individual who has never played/ taken a long break from video games or are you an individual who is a frequent gamer and played a plethora of different games before fortnite?

How was your learning curve for this game, did you find that by not playing any games that you found fortnite challenging, did the people who have experience find this game easy? What games if any did you previously play that Assisted your learning curve and experience in fortnite?

I've played multiple shooter games in the past, and all of these helped with my aiming and game style. Search and destroy style games made me think more tactfully, which I implemented into fortnite. I understand to a degree what the best route to take to get to zone, how to flank opponents, and positioning. I've also played alot of chess which improved strategy. This improved my deduction on how to read my enemies, how to push, retreat, and somewhat helped in building.

Besides chess there isn't a game I've played or I can think of that would have helped my building, and that's why I think Fortnite is so unique. No other game previously has had building and that's why I think Fortnite will be a huge game for years to come.

Whenever we play a video game we always learn something. Your reaction might improve, your way of thinking might change, etc.

Video games as a whole is a skill at the end of the day. By playing video games, you are improving this skill and honing it. The more you practice a thing the more you will improve and typically get better.

I know many people on this board have not played video games in the past, or have a had a huge hiatus from the video game world. They might not have transferable skills from other video games, and thus have to start on the ground floor. However, many people on this board are big gamers, and have played multiple games in the past, and typically they perform better then someone who hasn't played in a long time.

So my question to you is this. Are you an individual who has never played/ taken a long break from video games or are you an individual who is a frequent gamer and played a plethora of different games before fortnite?

How was your learning curve for this game, did you find that by not playing any games that you found fortnite challenging, did the people who have experience find this game easy? What games if any did you previously play that Assisted your learning curve and experience in fortnite?

I've played multiple shooter games in the past, and all of these helped with my aiming and game style. Search and destroy style games made me think more tactfully, which I implemented into fortnite. I understand to a degree what the best route to take to get to zone, how to flank opponents, and positioning. I've also played alot of chess which improved strategy. This improved my deduction on how to read my enemies, how to push, retreat, and somewhat helped in building.

Besides chess there isn't a game I've played or I can think of that would have helped my building, and that's why I think Fortnite is so unique. No other game previously has had building and that's why I think Fortnite will be a huge game for years to come.

join the labour party
only left wing party here and only party that is not formed by Jow Forums

Whenever we play a video game we always learn something. Your reaction might improve, your way of thinking might change, etc.

Video games as a whole is a skill at the end of the day. By playing video games, you are improving this skill and honing it. The more you practice a thing the more you will improve and typically get better.

I know many people on this board have not played video games in the past, or have a had a huge hiatus from the video game world. They might not have transferable skills from other video games, and thus have to start on the ground floor. However, many people on this board are big gamers, and have played multiple games in the past, and typically they perform better then someone who hasn't played in a long time.

So my question to you is this. Are you an individual who has never played/ taken a long break from video games or are you an individual who is a frequent gamer and played a plethora of different games before fortnite?

How was your learning curve for this game, did you find that by not playing any games that you found fortnite challenging, did the people who have experience find this game easy? What games if any did you previously play that Assisted your learning curve and experience in fortnite?

I've played multiple shooter games in the past, and all of these helped with my aiming and game style. Search and destroy style games made me think more tactfully, which I implemented into fortnite. I understand to a degree what the best route to take to get to zone, how to flank opponents, and positioning. I've also played alot of chess which improved strategy. This improved my deduction on how to read my enemies, how to push, retreat, and somewhat helped in building.

Besides chess there isn't a game I've played or I can think of that would have helped my building, and that's why I think Fortnite is so unique. No other game previously has had building and that's why I think Fortnite will be a huge game for years to come.

Whenever we play a video game we always learn something. Your reaction might improve, your way of thinking might change, etc.

Video games as a whole is a skill at the end of the day. By playing video games, you are improving this skill and honing it. The more you practice a thing the more you will improve and typically get better.

I know many people on this board have not played video games in the past, or have a had a huge hiatus from the video game world. They might not have transferable skills from other video games, and thus have to start on the ground floor. However, many people on this board are big gamers, and have played multiple games in the past, and typically they perform better then someone who hasn't played in a long time.

So my question to you is this. Are you an individual who has never played/ taken a long break from video games or are you an individual who is a frequent gamer and played a plethora of different games before fortnite?

How was your learning curve for this game, did you find that by not playing any games that you found fortnite challenging, did the people who have experience find this game easy? What games if any did you previously play that Assisted your learning curve and experience in fortnite?

I've played multiple shooter games in the past, and all of these helped with my aiming and game style. Search and destroy style games made me think more tactfully, which I implemented into fortnite. I understand to a degree what the best route to take to get to zone, how to flank opponents, and positioning. I've also played alot of chess which improved strategy. This improved my deduction on how to read my enemies, how to push, retreat, and somewhat helped in building.

Besides chess there isn't a game I've played or I can think of that would have helped my building, and that's why I think Fortnite is so unique. No other game previously has had building and that's why I think Fortnite will be a huge game for years to come.

Whenever we play a video game we always learn something. Your reaction might improve, your way of thinking might change, etc.

Video games as a whole is a skill at the end of the day. By playing video games, you are improving this skill and honing it. The more you practice a thing the more you will improve and typically get better.

I know many people on this board have not played video games in the past, or have a had a huge hiatus from the video game world. They might not have transferable skills from other video games, and thus have to start on the ground floor. However, many people on this board are big gamers, and have played multiple games in the past, and typically they perform better then someone who hasn't played in a long time.

So my question to you is this. Are you an individual who has never played/ taken a long break from video games or are you an individual who is a frequent gamer and played a plethora of different games before fortnite?

How was your learning curve for this game, did you find that by not playing any games that you found fortnite challenging, did the people who have experience find this game easy? What games if any did you previously play that Assisted your learning curve and experience in fortnite?

I've played multiple shooter games in the past, and all of these helped with my aiming and game style. Search and destroy style games made me think more tactfully, which I implemented into fortnite. I understand to a degree what the best route to take to get to zone, how to flank opponents, and positioning. I've also played alot of chess which improved strategy. This improved my deduction on how to read my enemies, how to push, retreat, and somewhat helped in building.

Besides chess there isn't a game I've played or I can think of that would have helped my building, and that's why I think Fortnite is so unique. No other game previously has had building and that's why I think Fortnite will be a huge game for years to come.

Whenever we play a video game we always learn something. Your reaction might improve, your way of thinking might change, etc.

Video games as a whole is a skill at the end of the day. By playing video games, you are improving this skill and honing it. The more you practice a thing the more you will improve and typically get better.

I know many people on this board have not played video games in the past, or have a had a huge hiatus from the video game world. They might not have transferable skills from other video games, and thus have to start on the ground floor. However, many people on this board are big gamers, and have played multiple games in the past, and typically they perform better then someone who hasn't played in a long time.

So my question to you is this. Are you an individual who has never played/ taken a long break from video games or are you an individual who is a frequent gamer and played a plethora of different games before fortnite?

How was your learning curve for this game, did you find that by not playing any games that you found fortnite challenging, did the people who have experience find this game easy? What games if any did you previously play that Assisted your learning curve and experience in fortnite?

I've played multiple shooter games in the past, and all of these helped with my aiming and game style. Search and destroy style games made me think more tactfully, which I implemented into fortnite. I understand to a degree what the best route to take to get to zone, how to flank opponents, and positioning. I've also played alot of chess which improved strategy. This improved my deduction on how to read my enemies, how to push, retreat, and somewhat helped in building.

Besides chess there isn't a game I've played or I can think of that would have helped my building, and that's why I think Fortnite is so unique. No other game previously has had building and that's why I think Fortnite will be a huge game for years to come.

Whenever we play a video game we always learn something. Your reaction might improve, your way of thinking might change, etc.

Video games as a whole is a skill at the end of the day. By playing video games, you are improving this skill and honing it. The more you practice a thing the more you will improve and typically get better.

I know many people on this board have not played video games in the past, or have a had a huge hiatus from the video game world. They might not have transferable skills from other video games, and thus have to start on the ground floor. However, many people on this board are big gamers, and have played multiple games in the past, and typically they perform better then someone who hasn't played in a long time.

So my question to you is this. Are you an individual who has never played/ taken a long break from video games or are you an individual who is a frequent gamer and played a plethora of different games before fortnite?

How was your learning curve for this game, did you find that by not playing any games that you found fortnite challenging, did the people who have experience find this game easy? What games if any did you previously play that Assisted your learning curve and experience in fortnite?

I've played multiple shooter games in the past, and all of these helped with my aiming and game style. Search and destroy style games made me think more tactfully, which I implemented into fortnite. I understand to a degree what the best route to take to get to zone, how to flank opponents, and positioning. I've also played alot of chess which improved strategy. This improved my deduction on how to read my enemies, how to push, retreat, and somewhat helped in building.

Besides chess there isn't a game I've played or I can think of that would have helped my building, and that's why I think Fortnite is so unique. No other game previously has had building and that's why I think Fortnite will be a huge game for years to come.

Aye

MOTION PASSED
>"Act for the management of emergencies, wars and raids, and the organization and establishment of the Armed Forces of the Jow Forums Assembly"

YAY: 8
NAY: 2

The motion has passed with a majority of votes and is now law.

Motion for uhhh Jow Forums to uhhhh go back to Jow Forums. Yay or nay

Present

Whenever we play a video game we always learn something. Your reaction might improve, your way of thinking might change, etc.

Video games as a whole is a skill at the end of the day. By playing video games, you are improving this skill and honing it. The more you practice a thing the more you will improve and typically get better.

I know many people on this board have not played video games in the past, or have a had a huge hiatus from the video game world. They might not have transferable skills from other video games, and thus have to start on the ground floor. However, many people on this board are big gamers, and have played multiple games in the past, and typically they perform better then someone who hasn't played in a long time.

So my question to you is this. Are you an individual who has never played/ taken a long break from video games or are you an individual who is a frequent gamer and played a plethora of different games before fortnite?

How was your learning curve for this game, did you find that by not playing any games that you found fortnite challenging, did the people who have experience find this game easy? What games if any did you previously play that Assisted your learning curve and experience in fortnite?

I've played multiple shooter games in the past, and all of these helped with my aiming and game style. Search and destroy style games made me think more tactfully, which I implemented into fortnite. I understand to a degree what the best route to take to get to zone, how to flank opponents, and positioning. I've also played alot of chess which improved strategy. This improved my deduction on how to read my enemies, how to push, retreat, and somewhat helped in building.

Besides chess there isn't a game I've played or I can think of that would have helped my building, and that's why I think Fortnite is so unique. No other game previously has had building and that's why I think Fortnite will be a huge game for years to come.

Kill joy

Whenever we play a video game we always learn something. Your reaction might improve, your way of thinking might change, etc.

Video games as a whole is a skill at the end of the day. By playing video games, you are improving this skill and honing it. The more you practice a thing the more you will improve and typically get better.

I know many people on this board have not played video games in the past, or have a had a huge hiatus from the video game world. They might not have transferable skills from other video games, and thus have to start on the ground floor. However, many people on this board are big gamers, and have played multiple games in the past, and typically they perform better then someone who hasn't played in a long time.

So my question to you is this. Are you an individual who has never played/ taken a long break from video games or are you an individual who is a frequent gamer and played a plethora of different games before fortnite?

How was your learning curve for this game, did you find that by not playing any games that you found fortnite challenging, did the people who have experience find this game easy? What games if any did you previously play that Assisted your learning curve and experience in fortnite?

I've played multiple shooter games in the past, and all of these helped with my aiming and game style. Search and destroy style games made me think more tactfully, which I implemented into fortnite. I understand to a degree what the best route to take to get to zone, how to flank opponents, and positioning. I've also played alot of chess which improved strategy. This improved my deduction on how to read my enemies, how to push, retreat, and somewhat helped in building.

Besides chess there isn't a game I've played or I can think of that would have helped my building, and that's why I think Fortnite is so unique. No other game previously has had building and that's why I think Fortnite will be a huge game for years to come

Nay

Yay

Whenever we play a video game we always learn something. Your reaction might improve, your way of thinking might change, etc.

Video games as a whole is a skill at the end of the day. By playing video games, you are improving this skill and honing it. The more you practice a thing the more you will improve and typically get better.

I know many people on this board have not played video games in the past, or have a had a huge hiatus from the video game world. They might not have transferable skills from other video games, and thus have to start on the ground floor. However, many people on this board are big gamers, and have played multiple games in the past, and typically they perform better then someone who hasn't played in a long time.

So my question to you is this. Are you an individual who has never played/ taken a long break from video games or are you an individual who is a frequent gamer and played a plethora of different games before fortnite?

How was your learning curve for this game, did you find that by not playing any games that you found fortnite challenging, did the people who have experience find this game easy? What games if any did you previously play that Assisted your learning curve and experience in fortnite?

I've played multiple shooter games in the past, and all of these helped with my aiming and game style. Search and destroy style games made me think more tactfully, which I implemented into fortnite. I understand to a degree what the best route to take to get to zone, how to flank opponents, and positioning. I've also played alot of chess which improved strategy. This improved my deduction on how to read my enemies, how to push, retreat, and somewhat helped in building.

Besides chess there isn't a game I've played or I can think of that would have helped my building, and that's why I think Fortnite is so unique. No other game previously has had building and that's why I think Fortnite will be a huge game for years to come,

Whenever we play a video game we always learn something. Your reaction might improve, your way of thinking might change, etc.

Video games as a whole is a skill at the end of the day. By playing video games, you are improving this skill and honing it. The more you practice a thing the more you will improve and typically get better.

I know many people on this board have not played video games in the past, or have a had a huge hiatus from the video game world. They might not have transferable skills from other video games, and thus have to start on the ground floor. However, many people on this board are big gamers, and have played multiple games in the past, and typically they perform better then someone who hasn't played in a long time.

So my question to you is this. Are you an individual who has never played/ taken a long break from video games or are you an individual who is a frequent gamer and played a plethora of different games before fortnite?

How was your learning curve for this game, did you find that by not playing any games that you found fortnite challenging, did the people who have experience find this game easy? What games if any did you previously play that Assisted your learning curve and experience in fortnite?

I've played multiple shooter games in the past, and all of these helped with my aiming and game style. Search and destroy style games made me think more tactfully, which I implemented into fortnite. I understand to a degree what the best route to take to get to zone, how to flank opponents, and positioning. I've also played alot of chess which improved strategy. This improved my deduction on how to read my enemies, how to push, retreat, and somewhat helped in building.

Besides chess there isn't a game I've played or I can think of that would have helped my building, and that's why I think Fortnite is so unique. No other game previously has had building and that's why I think Fortnite will be a huge game for years to come’

Whenever we play a video game we always learn something. Your reaction might improve, your way of thinking might change, etc.

Video games as a whole is a skill at the end of the day. By playing video games, you are improving this skill and honing it. The more you practice a thing the more you will improve and typically get better.

I know many people on this board have not played video games in the past, or have a had a huge hiatus from the video game world. They might not have transferable skills from other video games, and thus have to start on the ground floor. However, many people on this board are big gamers, and have played multiple games in the past, and typically they perform better then someone who hasn't played in a long time.

So my question to you is this. Are you an individual who has never played/ taken a long break from video games or are you an individual who is a frequent gamer and played a plethora of different games before fortnite?

How was your learning curve for this game, did you find that by not playing any games that you found fortnite challenging, did the people who have experience find this game easy? What games if any did you previously play that Assisted your learning curve and experience in fortnite?

I've played multiple shooter games in the past, and all of these helped with my aiming and game style. Search and destroy style games made me think more tactfully, which I implemented into fortnite. I understand to a degree what the best route to take to get to zone, how to flank opponents, and positioning. I've also played alot of chess which improved strategy. This improved my deduction on how to read my enemies, how to push, retreat, and somewhat helped in building.

Besides chess there isn't a game I've played or I can think of that would have helped my building, and that's why I think Fortnite is so unique. No other game previously has had building and that's why I think Fortnite will be a huge game for years to come”

Whenever we play a video game we always learn something. Your reaction might improve, your way of thinking might change, etc.

Video games as a whole is a skill at the end of the day. By playing video games, you are improving this skill and honing it. The more you practice a thing the more you will improve and typically get better.

I know many people on this board have not played video games in the past, or have a had a huge hiatus from the video game world. They might not have transferable skills from other video games, and thus have to start on the ground floor. However, many people on this board are big gamers, and have played multiple games in the past, and typically they perform better then someone who hasn't played in a long time.

So my question to you is this. Are you an individual who has never played/ taken a long break from video games or are you an individual who is a frequent gamer and played a plethora of different games before fortnite?

How was your learning curve for this game, did you find that by not playing any games that you found fortnite challenging, did the people who have experience find this game easy? What games if any did you previously play that Assisted your learning curve and experience in fortnite?

I've played multiple shooter games in the past, and all of these helped with my aiming and game style. Search and destroy style games made me think more tactfully, which I implemented into fortnite. I understand to a degree what the best route to take to get to zone, how to flank opponents, and positioning. I've also played alot of chess which improved strategy. This improved my deduction on how to read my enemies, how to push, retreat, and somewhat helped in building.

Besides chess there isn't a game I've played or I can think of that would have helped my building, and that's why I think Fortnite is so unique. No other game previously has had building and that's why I think Fortnite will be a huge game for years to come;

Please, send this motion to the acting President of the Assembly.

Whenever we play a video game we always learn something. Your reaction might improve, your way of thinking might change, etc.

Video games as a whole is a skill at the end of the day. By playing video games, you are improving this skill and honing it. The more you practice a thing the more you will improve and typically get better.

I know many people on this board have not played video games in the past, or have a had a huge hiatus from the video game world. They might not have transferable skills from other video games, and thus have to start on the ground floor. However, many people on this board are big gamers, and have played multiple games in the past, and typically they perform better then someone who hasn't played in a long time.

So my question to you is this. Are you an individual who has never played/ taken a long break from video games or are you an individual who is a frequent gamer and played a plethora of different games before fortnite?

How was your learning curve for this game, did you find that by not playing any games that you found fortnite challenging, did the people who have experience find this game easy? What games if any did you previously play that Assisted your learning curve and experience in fortnite?

I've played multiple shooter games in the past, and all of these helped with my aiming and game style. Search and destroy style games made me think more tactfully, which I implemented into fortnite. I understand to a degree what the best route to take to get to zone, how to flank opponents, and positioning. I've also played alot of chess which improved strategy. This improved my deduction on how to read my enemies, how to push, retreat, and somewhat helped in building.

Besides chess there isn't a game I've played or I can think of that would have helped my building, and that's why I think Fortnite is so unique. No other game previously has had building and that's why I think Fortnite will be a huge game for years to come-

Whenever we play a video game we always learn something. Your reaction might improve, your way of thinking might change, etc.

Video games as a whole is a skill at the end of the day. By playing video games, you are improving this skill and honing it. The more you practice a thing the more you will improve and typically get better.

I know many people on this board have not played video games in the past, or have a had a huge hiatus from the video game world. They might not have transferable skills from other video games, and thus have to start on the ground floor. However, many people on this board are big gamers, and have played multiple games in the past, and typically they perform better then someone who hasn't played in a long time.

So my question to you is this. Are you an individual who has never played/ taken a long break from video games or are you an individual who is a frequent gamer and played a plethora of different games before fortnite?

How was your learning curve for this game, did you find that by not playing any games that you found fortnite challenging, did the people who have experience find this game easy? What games if any did you previously play that Assisted your learning curve and experience in fortnite?

I've played multiple shooter games in the past, and all of these helped with my aiming and game style. Search and destroy style games made me think more tactfully, which I implemented into fortnite. I understand to a degree what the best route to take to get to zone, how to flank opponents, and positioning. I've also played alot of chess which improved strategy. This improved my deduction on how to read my enemies, how to push, retreat, and somewhat helped in building.

Besides chess there isn't a game I've played or I can think of that would have helped my building, and that's why I think Fortnite is so unique. No other game previously has had building and that's why I think Fortnite will be a huge game for years to come,,

Whenever we play a video game we always learn something. Your reaction might improve, your way of thinking might change, etc.

Video games as a whole is a skill at the end of the day. By playing video games, you are improving this skill and honing it. The more you practice a thing the more you will improve and typically get better.

I know many people on this board have not played video games in the past, or have a had a huge hiatus from the video game world. They might not have transferable skills from other video games, and thus have to start on the ground floor. However, many people on this board are big gamers, and have played multiple games in the past, and typically they perform better then someone who hasn't played in a long time.

So my question to you is this. Are you an individual who has never played/ taken a long break from video games or are you an individual who is a frequent gamer and played a plethora of different games before fortnite?

How was your learning curve for this game, did you find that by not playing any games that you found fortnite challenging, did the people who have experience find this game easy? What games if any did you previously play that Assisted your learning curve and experience in fortnite?

I've played multiple shooter games in the past, and all of these helped with my aiming and game style. Search and destroy style games made me think more tactfully, which I implemented into fortnite. I understand to a degree what the best route to take to get to zone, how to flank opponents, and positioning. I've also played alot of chess which improved strategy. This improved my deduction on how to read my enemies, how to push, retreat, and somewhat helped in building.

Besides chess there isn't a game I've played or I can think of that would have helped my building, and that's why I think Fortnite is so unique. No other game previously has had building and that's why I think Fortnite will be a huge game for years to come..

Whenever we play a video game we always learn something. Your reaction might improve, your way of thinking might change, etc.

Video games as a whole is a skill at the end of the day. By playing video games, you are improving this skill and honing it. The more you practice a thing the more you will improve and typically get better.

I know many people on this board have not played video games in the past, or have a had a huge hiatus from the video game world. They might not have transferable skills from other video games, and thus have to start on the ground floor. However, many people on this board are big gamers, and have played multiple games in the past, and typically they perform better then someone who hasn't played in a long time.

So my question to you is this. Are you an individual who has never played/ taken a long break from video games or are you an individual who is a frequent gamer and played a plethora of different games before fortnite?

How was your learning curve for this game, did you find that by not playing any games that you found fortnite challenging, did the people who have experience find this game easy? What games if any did you previously play that Assisted your learning curve and experience in fortnite?

I've played multiple shooter games in the past, and all of these helped with my aiming and game style. Search and destroy style games made me think more tactfully, which I implemented into fortnite. I understand to a degree what the best route to take to get to zone, how to flank opponents, and positioning. I've also played alot of chess which improved strategy. This improved my deduction on how to read my enemies, how to push, retreat, and somewhat helped in building.

Besides chess there isn't a game I've played or I can think of that would have helped my building, and that's why I think Fortnite is so unique. No other game previously has had building and that's why I think Fortnite will be a huge game for years to come...

Whenever we play a video game we always learn something. Your reaction might improve, your way of thinking might change, etc.

Video games as a whole is a skill at the end of the day. By playing video games, you are improving this skill and honing it. The more you practice a thing the more you will improve and typically get better.

I know many people on this board have not played video games in the past, or have a had a huge hiatus from the video game world. They might not have transferable skills from other video games, and thus have to start on the ground floor. However, many people on this board are big gamers, and have played multiple games in the past, and typically they perform better then someone who hasn't played in a long time.

So my question to you is this. Are you an individual who has never played/ taken a long break from video games or are you an individual who is a frequent gamer and played a plethora of different games before fortnite?

How was your learning curve for this game, did you find that by not playing any games that you found fortnite challenging, did the people who have experience find this game easy? What games if any did you previously play that Assisted your learning curve and experience in fortnite?

I've played multiple shooter games in the past, and all of these helped with my aiming and game style. Search and destroy style games made me think more tactfully, which I implemented into fortnite. I understand to a degree what the best route to take to get to zone, how to flank opponents, and positioning. I've also played alot of chess which improved strategy. This improved my deduction on how to read my enemies, how to push, retreat, and somewhat helped in building.

Besides chess there isn't a game I've played or I can think of that would have helped my building, and that's why I think Fortnite is so unique. No other game previously has had building and that's why I think Fortnite will be a huge game for years to come....

Whenever we play a video game we always learn something. Your reaction might improve, your way of thinking might change, etc.

Video games as a whole is a skill at the end of the day. By playing video games, you are improving this skill and honing it. The more you practice a thing the more you will improve and typically get better.

I know many people on this board have not played video games in the past, or have a had a huge hiatus from the video game world. They might not have transferable skills from other video games, and thus have to start on the ground floor. However, many people on this board are big gamers, and have played multiple games in the past, and typically they perform better then someone who hasn't played in a long time.

So my question to you is this. Are you an individual who has never played/ taken a long break from video games or are you an individual who is a frequent gamer and played a plethora of different games before fortnite?

How was your learning curve for this game, did you find that by not playing any games that you found fortnite challenging, did the people who have experience find this game easy? What games if any did you previously play that Assisted your learning curve and experience in fortnite?

I've played multiple shooter games in the past, and all of these helped with my aiming and game style. Search and destroy style games made me think more tactfully, which I implemented into fortnite. I understand to a degree what the best route to take to get to zone, how to flank opponents, and positioning. I've also played alot of chess which improved strategy. This improved my deduction on how to read my enemies, how to push, retreat, and somewhat helped in building.

Besides chess there isn't a game I've played or I can think of that would have helped my building, and that's why I think Fortnite is so unique. No other game previously has had building and that's why I think Fortnite will be a huge game for years to come::

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Whenever we play a video game we always learn something. Your reaction might improve, your way of thinking might change, etc.

Video games as a whole is a skill at the end of the day. By playing video games, you are improving this skill and honing it. The more you practice a thing the more you will improve and typically get better.

I know many people on this board have not played video games in the past, or have a had a huge hiatus from the video game world. They might not have transferable skills from other video games, and thus have to start on the ground floor. However, many people on this board are big gamers, and have played multiple games in the past, and typically they perform better then someone who hasn't played in a long time.

So my question to you is this. Are you an individual who has never played/ taken a long break from video games or are you an individual who is a frequent gamer and played a plethora of different games before fortnite?

How was your learning curve for this game, did you find that by not playing any games that you found fortnite challenging, did the people who have experience find this game easy? What games if any did you previously play that Assisted your learning curve and experience in fortnite?

I've played multiple shooter games in the past, and all of these helped with my aiming and game style. Search and destroy style games made me think more tactfully, which I implemented into fortnite. I understand to a degree what the best route to take to get to zone, how to flank opponents, and positioning. I've also played alot of chess which improved strategy. This improved my deduction on how to read my enemies, how to push, retreat, and somewhat helped in building.

Besides chess there isn't a game I've played or I can think of that would have helped my building, and that's why I think Fortnite is so unique. No other game previously has had building and that's why I think Fortnite will be a huge game for years to come.

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Whenever we play a video game we always learn something. Your reaction might improve, your way of thinking might change, etc.

Video games as a whole is a skill at the end of the day. By playing video games, you are improving this skill and honing it. The more you practice a thing the more you will improve and typically get better.

I know many people on this board have not played video games in the past, or have a had a huge hiatus from the video game world. They might not have transferable skills from other video games, and thus have to start on the ground floor. However, many people on this board are big gamers, and have played multiple games in the past, and typically they perform better then someone who hasn't played in a long time.

So my question to you is this. Are you an individual who has never played/ taken a long break from video games or are you an individual who is a frequent gamer and played a plethora of different games before fortnite?

How was your learning curve for this game, did you find that by not playing any games that you found fortnite challenging, did the people who have experience find this game easy? What games if any did you previously play that Assisted your learning curve and experience in fortnite?

I've played multiple shooter games in the past, and all of these helped with my aiming and game style. Search and destroy style games made me think more tactfully, which I implemented into fortnite. I understand to a degree what the best route to take to get to zone, how to flank opponents, and positioning. I've also played alot of chess which improved strategy. This improved my deduction on how to read my enemies, how to push, retreat, and somewhat helped in building.

Besides chess there isn't a game I've played or I can think of that would have helped my building, and that's why I think Fortnite is so unique. No other game previously has had building and that's why I think Fortnite will be a huge game for years to come.

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let's form a Jow Forums alliance, are you in?

Yes

We'll call it Jow Forums coalition and the purpose will be to advance the interests of Jow Forums over other boards

Agreed

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