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Edited by Fraser:
11/2/2015 10:24:24 AM
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Something I've noticed
Bad players tend to think that they are actually much better than they actually are.
Good players tend to underestimate their own skill and think their abilities are lower than what they actually are.
Edit: Kindly pointed out my another user, there is actual factual evidence behind this: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dunning–Kruger_effect
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#Destiny
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3 RepliesMy k/d is shit, I don't know if I'm a bad player based on my terrible k/d. I know I am better with the combo of a auto rifle and a sniper, I consider myself very good at sniping and really good at map knowledge and movement. When Trials is here, I am the leader of the team mainly, making the calls on movements and myself going to places where my sniping skills will dominate the enemy team. I would say I am and above average player and I know there are many who will always be better than me at something, so I always keep practising and improving to help my team and myself.
