What skills do you need to have as a person,

17/08/2010 17:42
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Scary Tournament #217/08/2010 17:42

I'd like to try this, to see what people think is the best combination of skills a dude can have.

Here's mine:

1. Dedication

It's a known fact that to become one of the best, you'll need to work hard. It's not always fun, so to keep yourself dedicated is my top one.

2. Talent

I believe that to reach the absolute top of the world, you'll need to have some sort of talent or gift.

What's yours?

soul v2.0 mapper17/08/2010 18:03

Having the acronym 'ftw' next to your name has been scientifically proven to increase your KZ efficiency by up to 25%

mrzL17/08/2010 18:17

A lot of patience

HeBTeMy17/08/2010 18:27(edited 17/08/2010 18:29)

you need to work hard to get the results you want (like everywhere), you have to be patient as well. I think talent has nothing to do with kz, one person learns faster than another, it's probably just a matter of time.

DiDo-Grecord holder17/08/2010 18:28

patient

shNzrecord holder Tournament #217/08/2010 18:53

You have to be careless!

koukouz mapperrecord holder17/08/2010 18:59

Originally posted by HeBTeMy
one person learns faster than another


That's what we can call talent. But of course you got nothing with nothing, that's a worldwide law :/

The most important thing in KZ is to understand any move the best you can. Once this is done, you can achieve anything. For me, strafes were the most difficult part of KZ, I needed two or three years to understand it totally, otherwise it was always random and not constant, rest came easily.

fantasist17/08/2010 19:30

I think patience is the only important property.

kunqui17/08/2010 19:33

Both

Hartelion17/08/2010 19:44(edited 17/08/2010 19:44)

Originally posted by shnz
You have to be careless!


This could seem the best answer. For example: in cups. Don't be afraid to do the next jump or some bhops, just go for it!

WeMeRA17/08/2010 20:40

Originally posted by koukouz
Originally posted by HeBTeMy
one person learns faster than another


That's what we can call talent. But of course you got nothing with nothing, that's a worldwide law :/

The most important thing in KZ is to understand any move the best you can. Once this is done, you can achieve anything. For me, strafes were the most difficult part of KZ, I needed two or three years to understand it totally, otherwise it was always random and not constant, rest came easily.


And he doesn't call himself a geek! :D

rad17/08/2010 20:53

knowledge about game engine , imagination and hours of geeking =)

Scary Tournament #217/08/2010 20:54

Originally posted by ωзмзяа♠
Originally posted by koukouz
Originally posted by HeBTeMy
one person learns faster than another


That's what we can call talent. But of course you got nothing with nothing, that's a worldwide law :/

The most important thing in KZ is to understand any move the best you can. Once this is done, you can achieve anything. For me, strafes were the most difficult part of KZ, I needed two or three years to understand it totally, otherwise it was always random and not constant, rest came easily.


And he doesn't call himself a geek! :D


Man get these flamers out my thread admin. Every thread is flamin' Koukouz, come on guys, get off the forums.

kREWAN17/08/2010 21:08

I would say hours of geeking, patients and knowledge about the game (how it works, how to combine several techniques)

WeMeRA17/08/2010 21:18

Originally posted by Scary
Originally posted by ωзмзяа♠
Originally posted by koukouz
Originally posted by HeBTeMy
one person learns faster than another


That's what we can call talent. But of course you got nothing with nothing, that's a worldwide law :/

The most important thing in KZ is to understand any move the best you can. Once this is done, you can achieve anything. For me, strafes were the most difficult part of KZ, I needed two or three years to understand it totally, otherwise it was always random and not constant, rest came easily.


And he doesn't call himself a geek! :D


Man get these flamers out my thread admin. Every thread is flamin' Koukouz, come on guys, get off the forums.



Wasn't flaming sir, I'm just sayin'.

Playmate17/08/2010 21:22

Originally posted by ωзмзяа♠
Originally posted by Scary
Originally posted by ωзмзяа♠
Originally posted by koukouz
Originally posted by HeBTeMy
one person learns faster than another


That's what we can call talent. But of course you got nothing with nothing, that's a worldwide law :/

The most important thing in KZ is to understand any move the best you can. Once this is done, you can achieve anything. For me, strafes were the most difficult part of KZ, I needed two or three years to understand it totally, otherwise it was always random and not constant, rest came easily.


And he doesn't call himself a geek! :D


Man get these flamers out my thread admin. Every thread is flamin' Koukouz, come on guys, get off the forums.



Wasn't flaming sir, I'm just sayin'.

What do you mean " just sayin' "? So i can say ur bastard and its ok because i'm just sayin'? Everybody here is sayin' something.

WeMeRA17/08/2010 21:39(edited 17/08/2010 21:54)

I was pointing out facts, calling me a bastard could be a fact, but it's not. :)

PepoMerca17/08/2010 21:40

g33k, thats the key.

akkord mapper17/08/2010 22:29(edited 17/08/2010 22:29)

by knowing every single small aspect of the game mechanics and techniques made me a better kz player, i think its less talent then knowledge & patience.

koukouz mapperrecord holder17/08/2010 22:29

I am indeed tired Scary, but they can go on, the day haters will affect me has not come yet. The problem is that they are polluting each thread where I'm posting when I don't try to provoke anybody. But not everybody can be in/over the intelligence average!

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