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Why not have a sniper that gets damage bonuses when running and gunning? Here, conversely to the control scenario, vanguards and scouts are probably more of use, as the aforementioned heavies and snipers will never get a chance to dig-in and make use of ongoing positioning. In scavenger missions, you are running to grab supplies whilst outrunning a trailing zone of death, as Nemacysts fall from the sky bombarding the area behind you. Take and well-position a heavy or two in this mission type and you’re halfway there. The heavy will gain an anchored bonus, while not moving, increasing their stats. In a control scenario, where you dig-in to hold a couple of objectives, heavies and snipers are worth their weight in gold. Take your time considering the best selection for each mission type. Often overlooked in its importance, a well-picked squad can massively improve your chances of success in any given scenario. The fact that his 2010 performance would probably score a 10 in todays WSL says something about Dane, and the WSL.Before you fire a round, in fact, before you even enter the mission, there is a vital step. Safety swoops versus going for it 100%, I would rather watch Dane’s failures every time. Dane the destroyer, put his boot on Joel’s neck and defined aggressive radical surfing for at least a decade. Dane Reynolds destroying Parko in the 2010 snapper contest. Sad that surfing’s wild child had to fall so far in his search for legitimacy.ĥ.

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Setting the stage for legions of mediocre pro’s for generations to come, from Ben Dunn to Adriano he proved that under pro surfings structure boring can win. By his own accord he toned down his surfing to win the title. Kind of funny that Curren won his first pro contest at trestles same age as Kelly. Not just a changing of the guard, more like a shifting of consciousness.

Bud llamas still chafes under the delusion that he won this heat. Kelly Slater winning the 1990 Body Glove surfbout – The world was put on notice that everything was about to change. A coincidence that 10 years later those very kids grew up, grew beards and made movies like litmus? I think not.ģ. Woke a generation of kids to the idea that something else was out there, beyond the 3 to the beach bikini contest riot zone. Revolutionary theater mocking the charade that pro surfing had become. Dave Parmenter paddling out on a log against webbed up neon Dave Mcaulay in the 88 op pro. The fact he repeated this over an entire year cements his Neo in the Matrix understanding of competitive surfing.Ģ.

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A true study in how to win heats, build momentum and peak in a final. I hope micro is forcing conner coffin to strap on the oculus rift headset and binge this for hours. 3 videos document every heat he won to get from trials to win the event.

Search out his win at the Marui pro in japan from that year on youtube. The whole damn year is an amazing moment. Here is my list, maybe it can shake loose some of that golden mental ore that is being pinched in Scott’s memory by that too tight visor:ġ. David gets a pass because he is a millenial and everyone knows that their memories are only as long as Noa Deane’s latest snapchat. I am going to throw my unsolicited opinion around right now because I am fairly disappointed in Scott’s fading octogenarian (a person who is between 80-89 years old) memory in regards to the top 5 defining moments in competitive pro surfing. Enjoy! TOP 5 COMPETITIVE MOMENTS, FROM LISTENER “FAT OCCY” The boys recap their session, catch up on the Puerto event, the US Open, Kelly’s wave pool opening to the public Fanning’s Soft Top venture, Dukes and Kooks and much more. It’s monumental episode of Spit! For the first time in 3 years of recording together, David and Scott finally go for a surf.

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