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I've seen people say that the quickscope is an exploit and can be considered a cheat. that isn't my feeling compared to map glitches and the like, quickscope is a skill that has to be honed. I guess I draw the line at an aimbot. turnung a regular pistol into a machine pistol isn't bad in my book.

some of that is pure skill. the controller I have has a dropshot option that drops you down if you fire from the hip. it just seems to make it easier to get killed.

no quick scopin ruins cod. that's a real skill to develop. no modded controller needed for that

it came with one but its hard to know which mode I'm using. it almost takes a separate skill to use it in the game.

bout to head out to go trick-or-treating with my son. rain bah!

actually it makes ir easier. with this thing I only use my 5/7. maybe its an internal fairness thing in me. before this I was all p90, rapid fire, extended mags. honestly it seems like a disadvantage to my style of play. it would only be an advantage if we all went pistols. reason I bought was because I was curious and my regular wireless went out. got it for $40

any of you guys ever use a modded controller? I picked one up cheap for mw3 and I have mixed feelings. I suck either with or without the controller. I'm a spray and pray run around like a fool player. no patience. thoughts?

when times get tough just know that you can and will make it through. a persons character is tested when things are rough not when everything is going smooth. know that there is always someone worse off than you. be thankful for the things that are going right in your life. **edit- fat finger posted on accident

been bassless for a while now myself. what really sucks is hearing someone else with beat and all you got is the sound of your flows and an ipod. its just not the same.

so looks like the switch in my door is the problem. when I shut the door it would screw up the connection. never had a problem before the alarm install. guess this happens when you start messing with old cars/trucks and 20 yr old wiring. thanks for the help.

gonna check that 5 wire when I get off. thanks for the help

ok so when I left for work this morning they worked. both lock and unlock are working and u didn't do a thing. wtf! could this be a faulty alarm or a temperature thing?

no sir I don't.

forgot to ask but switching the led alarm light is basic right? was wanting to add one of the Knight rider scanner types. think I found one for a decent price.

truck is 92 chevy 1500. just had alarm put in and alarm unlocks but doesn't lock doors. it sounds like its locking but nothing. a friend told me that the power locks had a weird reverse polarity. does this sound like the reason? honestly when I picked up the truck I was more focused on the auto start and how it worked. like I said it sounds like its locking when armed. any ideas?

I used to play cs years ago and I ventured into the darkside and used hax on occasion. there were some badass programs out that were unbelievable. yes it was and is a shit thing to do but it brought a new experience and understanding to the game.

link please. I searched but couldn't find.

I may go a notch up but can't go further than that. I bought four orion xtr 8"s so I'm gonna ser what I can do with them. may end up selling them and throwing a single 12 and pushing it with around 4k.

what kind of power is goin to each sub?

I like the sound of that. do you have a link to the build?

was wanting to avoid cutting the truck. want to see how loud I can get with everything inside the cab.

just bought a 92 chevy standard cab and I'm looking for ideas. (besides a blowthrough) I had a tahoe running a single 18 and was pretty happy with that setup. I debated getting an extended cab but I just like the look of a standard cab shortbed more. I did figure that I could do a blowthrough if all else failed. the truck has a bench but I'm planning on buckets so the center console is gonna be open. my thought was to make a sort of t shaped box to utilize all the space that I have available. thoughts and ideas are welcome. thx

very true......

speaking for hydraulics wiring, switch power, dump, and pump motor. I'm sure switches for bags aren't much different.

what's that saying? when the going gets tough...... the tough call it quits after 18 years. maybe it was the last straw who knows