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Thursday, February 17, 2005

Just finish playing gunbound with my platoon mates..learn quite a number of things that are also applicable to real life.

1) Practice makes perfect..if u haven't touch the game for a long time and u return to it..u bound to be lousier in certain sense.

2) Teamwork is very important in a team..we give each other commands and we obey it..take for eg my gb team just now consisting of me, weiliang and wang. Weiliang just started gb not long ago and he manages to cooperate well and thus saving us a few times, allowing us to win the match.

3) Helping your friends to kill their enemy so that the enemy won't have a chance to return shot next turn is NOT NECESSARY = KS ( Kio sai ). If teammates never help each other..the team is not a good team anymore.

Well..all these are just my personal perceptions and views... cheers.

updated by ah xin;
11:37 PM




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