Current Events > If you could have 1 "perfect" skill at 1 video game, what would it be?

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For example, you could have "perfect aim" in your favorite shooter. You would always be able to hit every shot you intend. But you wouldn't be able to just instantly hit headshots through walls on opponents you can't see or things like that. You wouldn't have supernatural game sense and know exactly where every opponent is at all times. It has to be intentional, and at least within the realm of reasonably possible for a highly skilled player.

For games like Battlefield, you would be able to gauge bullet drop for long-distance sniping accurately every time, but you might still be at the mercy of random spray patterns for automatic weapons.

In stuff like CS:GO, you would have perfect control over sprays (since they're predetermined and not random at all), but you still wouldn't be able to hit a target if you were blinded by a flashbang and couldn't see where to aim. Or you could get gunned down in a 3v1 fight purely because you don't have the time to hit all 3 before one of them gets you.

What do you pick? What's your 1 perfect skill and in what game would you want it?

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Total war, always have the perfect army composition against any nation I'm at war with. So if I'm playing warhammer, I would always have the best army composition going against undead, dwarfs, orcs, etc. With whatever race I am. So I am always at the best advantage possible. As in everytime I go against a nation, I would know what the best option to make is. After I make the army though it wouldn't exactly be the best composition for another race.

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Infinite wall glitchin

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Perfect micro in Starcraft: Remastered.

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Perfectly timed R1s

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I wonder if 'perfect reads' counts as cheating.

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Dark_SilverX posted...

Infinite wall glitchin

R1masher posted...

Perfectly timed R1s

I don't know what these are, or what game they would be for?

sabin017 posted...

Perfect micro in Starcraft: Remastered.

Oh, that's a good one. Micro in RTS games can make or break everything.

yutterh posted...

Total war, always have the perfect army composition against any nation I'm at war with. So if I'm playing warhammer, I would always have the best army composition going against undead, dwarfs, orcs, etc. With whatever race I am. So I am always at the best advantage possible. As in everytime I go against a nation, I would know what the best option to make is. After I make the army though it wouldn't exactly be the best composition for another race.

An interesting option. You'd still have to manage the battles and strategies well on your own, but at least you'd know you had the upper hand every time going in. Might be one of the least game-breaking choices, but that might actually mean you wouldn't get bored and ruin the game for yourself due to lack of any challenge left.

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Aristoph posted...

An interesting option. You'd still have to manage the battles and strategies well on your own, but at least you'd know you had the upper hand every time going in. Might be one of the least game-breaking choices, but that might actually mean you wouldn't get bored and ruin the game for yourself due to lack of any challenge left.

Exactly!

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Bump for the night crowd.

After some though, I think I would go with perfect car control in Rocket League. I always felt like I had really good game sense and positioning, but I could never get the hang of proper air rolling and angling to get real power on my aerial shots. And I kind of stalled out because of it around high-platinum/low-diamond rank. I'd always be in the right place at the right time to make the save or take the shot, but I couldn't consistently do it.

Plus I'd be able to easily go pro. And the professional RL scene is pretty sweet.

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The one that will make me the most money and score the most chicks

I guess knowing how to perfectly level up my characters in RPGs.

I feel like I'm not doing the best with my builds as I can be.

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I'd go for perfect aim in FPS, I have good game sense and great positioning most of the time but my aim is average at best most of the time. Some days my aim is good and those are days when I go on absolute tears so if I always had perfect aim I think I'd be unstoppable.

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wbloechel posted...

Perfect dodge.

Never get hit.

In which game?

g0ldie posted...

I guess knowing how to perfectly level up my characters in RPGs.

I feel like I'm not doing the best with my builds as I can be.

Eh, there's always guides for that. I'd rather just let someone else do all the calculations, because you know someone is going to.

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Perfect aim would likely still get you banned by anti-cheat even if you aren't snapping to headshots.
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UnholyMudcrab posted...

Perfect aim would likely still get you banned by anti-cheat even if you aren't snapping to headshots.

I don't think an anti-cheat would pick up on it, honestly. Most of them just look for software running in the background, which there obviously wouldn't be. And if you were trying to go pro, it would be pretty easy to prove you weren't cheating. Just literally tell any suspicious orgs to set the game up on their own computer, sit down, and click heads for 5 minutes. I imagine word would get around pretty quickly, too.

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Perfect Killsteal

Always know the exact right time to attack or use an ability to steal a kill.

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Perfect breakpoints in racing games

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Perfect reflexes for fighters so I can react to and counter/block anything the opponent throws at me while executing everything I do to the opponent without flawlessly. Even in lag.

50/50 mixups would still probably work but those arent to common overall.

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