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I use a ps4 controller to play PC games that allow it. Like FP stuff. I find it actually easier than using mouse/keyboard b/c of my carpet tunnel surgeries I had in both hands. Remember when games didn't have auto assist? In Resistance your worth as a teammate (clanmate) was valued on your K/D ratio as well as your accuracy.

There are games out there that dont have aim assist on console. Those games are extremely hard, thats why i always play on low sensitivity. I always stay accurate and dont need aim assist because my screen doesnt do a 180 with a simple flick. On pc thats usually always the case. If someone comes from behind usually im screwed so it has its pros and cons

@hell_hound7 Hippies were woke culture, ya idiot. Did I say anything about those making true, vital change? *Note* Even hippies made some drastic cultural changes.

Yeah and people didnt like hippies back then either @yaasshat anyways werent hippies for like idk saving mother earth? Thats an actual legitimate reason to complain. If we don't treat the world right we will all go extinct eventually due to pollution and the fight for resources. While yes woke culture always existed it isnt as dumb as it is now. But hippies are also the reason weed is illegal today. Didnt they get rid of it because of the hippies?

No it was a bigger thing. It was in part to shut down the hemp industry to keep it from being an alternative for paper and textiles. @hell_hound7 Reefer madness went a little extreme. A campaign pressed by William Randolph Hearst. http://www.ozarkia.net/bill/pot/blunderof37.html

William Randolph Hearst. Hearst's company was a major consumer of the cheap tree-pulp paper that had replaced hemp paper in the late 19th century. The Hearst Corporation was also a major logging company, and produced Du Pont's chemical-drenched tree pulp paper, which yellowed and fell apart after a short time. Fueled by the advertising sold to the petrochemical industries, Hearst Newspapers were also known for their sensationalist stories. Hearst despised poor people, black people, chinese, hindus, and all other minorities. Most of all he hated Mexicans. Pancho Villa's cannabis-smoking troops had reclaimed some 800,000 acres of prime timberland from Hearst in the name of the mexican peasants. And all of the low-quality paper the company planned to make by deforesting it's vast timber holdings were in danger of being replaced by low-cost, high quality paper made from hemp. rootsinhell Hearst had always supported any kind of prohibition, and now he wanted cannabis included in every anti-narcotics bill. Never mind that cannabis wasn't a narcotic. Facts weren't important. The important thing was to have it completely removed from society, doctors, and industry. Around 1920 or so, a new word arose - "Marihuana". Through screaming headlines and horror stories,"marihuana" was blamed for murderous rampages by blacks and mexicans. Hearst continued to use his power of the press to impress on his readers the dangers of the "marihuana" plant.

@hell_hound7 Hippies are some of the strangest things out there. They basically had a bastardized system of Indian mysticism going on. In fact there were a bunch of fake Indian mystics who made quite a bit of money off of them, namely Rajneeshpuram who would later go on to have the largest biological terror attack on the US, but that is another story. The real Indian mystics generally told them to get lost. As far as their nature loving ways, it doesn't take much to realize that they were hypocrites. Take one look at their choice in vehicles, the VW Kombi van which was notoriously dirty in emissions. Looking at the aftermath of Woodstock 69 they just sort of left their garbage everywhere. It was also around this point where people were realizing that dumping of chemicals into the water and dirty fuel burning was leading to some issues such as smog and poisoning of the land via the waterways. While the government and companies were working behind the scenes to actually do something about this, the hippies were running around screaming and not really doing anything useful. The people who actually worked to decontaminate rivers and farmlands ended up with the hippies taking credit for it.

Ah man, I love the hippies, they taught me love and peace, and without them, the punk movement would never have gotten angry enough to carry their the torch from the 80s-2000s. ^__^ (Then the EMOS happened, and the revolution died out.)