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I think I´m very resistant to the angriness, get sucked out,get run over type of tilt, although when I run bad for many hands I do get a bit tilted.

The main sort of tilt I think affects me is pure mental fatigue, I perceive that after like many matches I do get different, and start to make bad plays.

So, how do you deal with fatigue other than just taking a break?

I take 1-2 days off a week.. i need it or i would get drained so fast.

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08-16-2010 , 08:23 PM

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electricladylnd

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Originally Posted by JSpazz

they say a small dose of LSD, like half a blotter, helps you focus on the game w/o hallucinations and other ****. I haven't tested it tho, don't know where to get LSD

Who the hell is gonna have some Acid and only eat a half tab? Eat two now and like them 2 hours later.

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08-17-2010 , 02:17 AM

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ac on

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I was once drinking coffee daily and eventually needed it just to be "normal" but this Summer, I caught some kind of fever/cold thing for a week and during that time I couldn't drink coffee (just the smell would make me want to throw up).

I had one class at the time, and it sucked to get up early and take exam without coffee/while sick, but after I got better I just didn't go back to drinking coffee and I feel so much better.

Like, my "normal" now completely blows away the "normal" I had when I regularly drank coffee. I don't have the heightened alertness that comes for an hour after drinking the coffee, but overall I'm much better able to focus.

I've recently been trying to drink more, but I only drink like twice a week. I think it's a good thing to drink as long as I don't become (too?) addicted.

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08-17-2010 , 04:57 PM

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Emus

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Originally Posted by ac on

... I just didn't go back to drinking coffee and I feel so much better.

Like, my "normal" now completely blows away the "normal" I had when I regularly drank coffee. I don't have the heightened alertness that comes for an hour after drinking the coffee, but overall I'm much better able to focus ...

Exactly my experience.

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