I mean he's not wrong, the amount of extra points missed this year is astonishing. Last year and years prior the Giants lost to 50 plus yarders multiple times
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Pro streamer Ninja asks why football kickers miss kicks; sarcastic replies ask why Fortnite pros miss clicks
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Ninja proves once again how his time in the sun while already almost over can't end soon enough.
Hahahaha this dude really broke down the skills it takes to play Fortnight as if he is completely convinced that it's harder to do than kick FGs in an NFL game.
Oh wait, he's serious? Let me laugh even harder. HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA.
Oh my lord, I can't breath.
Oh wait, he's serious? Let me laugh even harder. HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA.
Oh my lord, I can't breath.
Imagine not being 100% perfect at a sport. Omg
Does Ninja actually thinks for more than 10 secs before posting stuff like this?
Does Ninja actually thinks for more than 10 secs before posting stuff like this?
Dude sits in a fucking room twiddling his fingers on a piece of plastic all day while bleating at a webcam, he should be thankful people eat the shit he pinches out.
lol at thread-whiners, what, you worried about server strain or something? Not enough room on the internet for this one thread?
lol at thread-whiners, what, you worried about server strain or something? Not enough room on the internet for this one thread?
I honestly don't have anything against Ninja. I don't watch his streams but I don't hate the man for making his money.
But why are we giving random tweets significance? This is my issue. It's just a tweet. It's a dumb tweet, but who THE FRICK cares about Ninjas opinion on NFL kickers?
Imagine being so physically out of touch with your body and the world that you don't understand why someone can miss a kick.
Why is it so hard to make a long distance kick in a live game when 11 of the most menacing men on the planet have only one mission and that is to stop the kick from ever happening by beating the shit out of you. Asks rich videogame streamer from his computer.
Maybe he should have taken his advice to engage in "mediation" with monks to have a better mental state so that they no longer have to be separated on his stream.
Dude's a dweeb and his tweets are just that in action.
Yeah its so simple to kick a ball after the snap with no time to wait while a dozen 200+ pound men are rushing you.
I question this forum sometimes. Some of these views are out of this world. Wishing failure /downfall due to an opinion is crazy
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Given the 2.6k retweets on this screenshot dunk, a lot.
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I don't know why, but I feel like this is a reference to
See how well you can kick a ball with precision while there's nearly a dozen 250-300 lb guys coming for you while being watched by millions of people.
See how well you can kick a ball with precision while there's nearly a dozen 250-300 lb guys coming for you while being watched by millions of people.
Compared to years past it's strange due to the amount of extra points and chip shots missed
3k people ain't a lot in terms of the internet. And Twitter especially gets it's jimmies in a tizzie for almost anything so I'm not really convinced. But whatever, maybe I'm the minority here. I just really dislike giving stupid, one off tweets significance by making a thread based solely upon them and not using it to feed into a large, more significant conversation.
I assume both of you have held glasses with water or other drinks before, right? I would assume most people are basically professionals when it comes to that. And yet everyone still drops their drink glass on the floor every once in a while, despite having done it literally almost every day of their lives. And that's without having thousands of people staring and screaming at them while holding said glass.
So yes, he is very much wrong. Nobody can do ANYTHING with 100% accuracy, humans are just flawed creatures that way. How hard is it for this imbecile to just stick to streaming instead of throwing around ridiculous takes like that? I expected him to shut the fuck up after the "streamers should get special treatment" episode.
Ninja can't stop himself from saying the N word on stream nor can he prevent himself from being a misogynist nor can he prevent himself from brigading his fanbase against people that kill him in Fortnite.
idk man it just seems so SILLY. Would love opinions on this.
idk man it just seems so SILLY. Would love opinions on this.
I'm not saying it should be 100% but compared to years pass the amounts missed is kind of astonishing. In reality nothing is 100% but you did have multiple kickers never miss an extra point or anything within 30 years before (don't know about this year)
Definitely don't agree with him but it's not like it's not a common sentiment for a lot of folks.
there's definitely a choir out there that he's preaching to
there's definitely a choir out there that he's preaching to
There is a large number of football fans that think the same way so it's not like Ninja is alone there, still a dumbass point of view
While we're on the subject here's an explanation of the difficulty of the task.
Why are y'all trashing esports because of what a Fortnite streamer says on Twitter, seems really irrelevant to bring up an entirety of competitive gaming.
This article talks about the low percentage of kicks this season
There is a big difference between kicking in a game compared to practice. I played multiple positions back in 5th grade from WR, RB, CB, and I was a kicker at one point. I used to make so many field goals in practice. It was getting easy to me. Once I tried it in an actual game, I missed completely wide right. That was the last time I kicked for my team. Now imagine playing in front of thousands of people in attendance and millions watching at home? Someone who probably never played on an actual football team shouldn't be the judge on why kickers miss. He'll just look like an idiot.