Have video games ever taught you any real life skills? Metal gear solid taught me CQC.
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OP here
Also forgot to mention that Jackie Chan movies taught me karate and kung fu
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I learned basic first aid from Americas Army when they did the medic update.
I learned English
I learned that staring at the ass of males will make me attracted to them.
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Smash Bros taught me double jumping and wavedashing
>metal gear taught me cqc
I learned how to ride a bike from Earthbound
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Sims taught me that talking to myself in a mirror makes you charismatic.It actually worked to a certain degree and I'm very well spoken, what the fuck
Guilty Gear taught me that boys can be cute too.
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Is that a guy????
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harvest moon taught me the basics of growing plants. Now I always have something growing
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I used to play FPS a lot. For a long time, I had the tendency to try to retreat when my health was low, which resulted in a level of disengagement and my eventual defeat.
I slowly realised that when I was about to die, my opponent was often closer to death and staying in the fight would often lead to a resolution in my favour.
I've basically applied that to martial arts training. When I'm sparring and I'm feeling gassed, instead of turtling up and just trying to defend, as a lot of people do, I just assume that my opponent is as uncomfortable, if not more uncomfortable, than me.
Even if I'm wrong, playing offensively does a much better job of stuffing their offense than playing defensively, because they have to exercise caution, rather than casually looking for holes.
I trust in my cardio and push on. It's an idea I come back to often.
Thanks to playing MGS3 more than a decade ago I know every single component of an M1911. It got me into weapons and I browse /k/ regularly
