Ok this thread is going to try and incorporate a new thought process, a little of my knowledge that I would like to share with those of you who are stuck on the whole one gun, one knife, one shovel, or brand of cornflakes. People we get the point everyone loves something different. Blah, blah, blah.....
Now to the point. I play some xbox live on those kinda days where there's really nothing to do, maybe just crappy weather out. So as im playing a Call of Duty title, im noticing more and more as I tweak my loadouts, or kits that there is no one perfect kit that makes you god at playing the game. The environment is always the same but.the people you battle are different. So no matter how good you think you are someone comes along and destroys you. Now when this happens I start getting a little frustrated. I used to play the game only using on setup. Now I have learn the importance of taking advantage of several different combination of different kits so when one isn't working during a particular game I switch it up. This usually improves my gameplay. Each kit requires me the interact differently in the game.
Now to the real point, much like that game, real life requires you to adapt and change to the task at hand. I have more than one CCW in more than one caliber, with various ways to pack. I also own more than one survival knife, in more than one kind of steel. So depending on the day and what I thought I needed to bring my KIT or LOADOUT changes.
Now to the point. I play some xbox live on those kinda days where there's really nothing to do, maybe just crappy weather out. So as im playing a Call of Duty title, im noticing more and more as I tweak my loadouts, or kits that there is no one perfect kit that makes you god at playing the game. The environment is always the same but.the people you battle are different. So no matter how good you think you are someone comes along and destroys you. Now when this happens I start getting a little frustrated. I used to play the game only using on setup. Now I have learn the importance of taking advantage of several different combination of different kits so when one isn't working during a particular game I switch it up. This usually improves my gameplay. Each kit requires me the interact differently in the game.
Now to the real point, much like that game, real life requires you to adapt and change to the task at hand. I have more than one CCW in more than one caliber, with various ways to pack. I also own more than one survival knife, in more than one kind of steel. So depending on the day and what I thought I needed to bring my KIT or LOADOUT changes.