Your biggest DOD influences

[trance1g]

My ultimate influence was Jaunty (of Begrip, etc) I remember wtahcing vids of him rifling, and being in absolute amazement. Such a beast

[akiro]

I swear i post something, and then like 45 minutes later josh is like noone mentioned this this and this. When i just did, for example i say varm/mako and daner and he says noone mentiones the cosa/ilan people.

[scorch-]

I forgot this when I was writing up that earlier post...

I remember watching a demo of eckman rifling bridge on Anzio in shockwave vs gamewyze. He used the lowest sensitivity I had ever seen and I definitely switched to a much lower sensitivity after watching that. I realized that you could be much more consistent with super low sensitivity and you just made up for it by doing a lot of work to turn around and by always looking in the right spots.

[Jb_]

I swear i post something, and then like 45 minutes later josh is like noone mentioned this this and this. When i just did, for example i say varm/mako and daner and he says noone mentiones the cosa/ilan people.

I'm trolling you son.

[blech]

f3nder - Almost none of you will remember him, but he got me into this game. He taught me the basics of how to play and set my rates correctly. Before my first ever, which was on rr2, he sent me a demo of pandemic vs. ukz playing that map. He was later cal-banned, but I still maintain his innocence. After the cal-ban, he aliased on mtp and taught me a lot about dod. As much as he complained, he had a knack for figuring out what needed to change to make our team win.

Surge and Ham? and the other people that hung out in their vent - When I was just a pubber, surge and koreanknife were always way faster and had better awareness, so that really motivated me to get better and helped my reaction time. When I joined the [DOS] OGL team, I was a heavy, and Ham? taught me how to heavy middle before my first ever OGL match on donner. After that, Surge taught me all of the nades I needed to know for Harrington mountain and the spots where people would be camping. A while later, after I played a season or so in CAL, I 12-manned with Surge about a million times (I think it was shortly before the time that people started thinking I cheated) over the course of two weeks and he gave me a ton of pointers and showed me how to play.

Bleargh - I watched a few of his demos to learn how to play routes that I struggled with. I also thought it was pretty awesome when shortly after watching a demo of him karring mountain on harrington, he accused me of cheating when I garanded mountain against him in a 12-man.

Dorito - I also watched a few of his demos to learn how to play harrington, rr2, and chemille. I still play like an idiot compared to him, but I definitely learned a lot from the demos.

[ryanemo]

Noone can prove darkhorse cheated, but thanks ryan. I knew the kid from before dod all the way till he quit, was awesome from day one. Played for along ass time, and only when he had to deal with the egos mad he was beating them did shit happen

my post was a joke man i didnt think i was pinching anybodies nips. inhale through the nose and out through the mouth

[akiro]

Actually i breathe through my anus, thats why my breath smells like shit. Wanna make out?

[blech]

my post was a joke man i didnt think i was pinching anybodies nips.

Oh my god. Please pinch my nips.

[ryanemo]

lmao Vegas 2014 !

[Stamp]

seveN
Dorito
Koreanknife
Kellen "river oyster"
Taylor "hxc"
Bewton
Cable guy

Mainly players that still play today, but most of these guys would 12 man or scrim with my brother NoGood back in 06-07 and I'd constantly watch. These guys have taught me how to play this game even if I am still bad as ****.