I just found this board and decided to ask the more talented users if they would give me some examples for a support-based skilltree. I've more or less struggled my way up to V-100, so i'm trying to be of some use for my team. The reason for that is because:
a) I'm not that good at aiming for headshots and such at close range, so having another role would be better.
b) I'm not very good at dodging the enemies coming from multiple directions, so keeping a distance would be preferred, while i'd still run in to "inspire" a downed teammate.
c) I like sniping, but as i'm not that good at close range i may have to find something else.
I've mostly used the CAR-4 and the Kobus 90, and occasionally the R93. I hope this is enough information for you skilled builders (pun intended) to maybe give me some ideas on how to be a better teammate.
Let's look back at some memorable moments and interesting insights from last year.
Your top 10 posts:
- "A beautiful buildering problem in Oxford, UK. Took me about 2 years to find some beta that actually worked! (Grade ~V8)" by u/KruxOfficial
- "Epic Buildering Dyno - Durham WHSmith" by u/JRPlatt99
- "Crack climb at a parking garage nearby. Taking it to the top would be insane." by u/Thieflord2
- "Failure. I didn’t make it to the top and I got arrested. https://www.nydailynews.com/new-york/nyc-crime/ny-man-climbs-building-20191112-3umybyamhvaufmaun6zqso2ghu-story.html" by u/The-Ax-Pro
- "No send, but I digress" by u/pawsoffthescreen
- "Me from a few months ago. One of these days I’ll go back and film the top out" by u/ParkourC
- "The CoronaVirus wont stop me from climbing. I just had to get creative" by u/PurpleFanto
- "Problems under CSU Sacramento library entrance" by u/intrudertoilet
- "goofin around" by u/ParkourC
- "Road to Tokyo #47: Ondra Builders" by u/fricken
Hi yall I've recently gotten sucked into the world of buildering. I have noticed there is little in the way of a urban climbing app, or public library of buildering problems. I have developed apps before, with a partner. Would it be extremely exciting to have an app where everyone can post, name, and grade their local climbs? Any ideas for what would make it next level?
Seems to me like a under-served niche and an app I'd be currently using if it existed. I am posting in part to see the response and help convince my partner that there might be interest. Thanks!
Hey guys! Super new to Buildering here and very excited about it! I'd like to understand how to properly grade a surface. I've checked out grading details in some Bouldering threads, VB-V17 or something, but I'm not sure how to "convert" that to Buildering. If you guys have any details you go by when grading a wall, certain indicator holds, etc. that are specific to Buildering, I'd love to hear them. Thanks!
Hey, climber here heard about a possible buildering app that was created for the uk to track climb locations, I have a sony phone but couldnt find it on the app store, any idea what its called?
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Hi guys! I’m a new freshman at a state university in Pennsylvania majoring in Secondary Ed with a focus in English. What can I do to build my resume now? I’m already an honors student and I’m getting involved in things like hall council and any school shadowing experience I can get my hands on, but what else can I do to really get my resume to stand out in four years when I’m looking for that first job? Any advice at all is more than welcome. Thanks in advance!
