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mcmad358 got a reaction from MatsNorway in Thinking on repairing a laptop for the first time
Just bought this yesterday and reinstalled OS. What a deal for a nice drive.
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mcmad358 got a reaction from .Apex. in Thinking on repairing a laptop for the first time
Just bought this yesterday and reinstalled OS. What a deal for a nice drive.
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mcmad358 got a reaction from iamdarkyoshi in Why do I sweat when playing CS:GO?
Listen man, I was just trying to thank you but I dont need this. Enjoy your ban!
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mcmad358 got a reaction from iamdarkyoshi in Why do I sweat when playing CS:GO?
Man I cant thank you enough! Can I add you on Steam so we could play!
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mcmad358 reacted to The Pizza Thief in Why do I sweat when playing CS:GO?
Put some corn starch in your huevos and on your armpits.
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mcmad358 reacted to RedSphyxis in Why do I sweat when playing CS:GO?
Here I am sitting here with palms that never sweat.
They have awesome advantages but really weird drawbacks.
My inability to sweat through palms makes them really dry giving me callous palms. Heck I even lotion my hands. *NoShameNoHomo
Yet I still have quite the callous palms.
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mcmad358 reacted to iamdarkyoshi in Why do I sweat when playing CS:GO?
My hands get annoyingly sweaty while playing an intense game of rocket league. Try power dry deodorant. its the only thing that keeps my pits from releasing Niagara Falls
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mcmad358 reacted to Dragacane in Why do I sweat when playing CS:GO?
In CSGO there is enough adrenaline in my blood to get the world's laziest person running like Usain Bolt.
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mcmad358 reacted to manikyath in Why do I sweat when playing CS:GO?
adrenaline.
your body experiences the same "chemical" steps when playing an intensive game as when you are in a dangerous situation.
basicly, your heart rate goes up, pumping more oxygen to the important areas (brain, and muscles that finely control the fingers)
your body works harder, meaning it produces more heat, causing you to sweat.
or basicly what @ThomasD quoted from wikipedia
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mcmad358 reacted to vintymint in Why do I sweat when playing CS:GO?
Because your gaming skills are getting so xtreme you can't control your body's reaction to your kills
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mcmad358 reacted to SansVarnic in Why do I sweat when playing CS:GO?
Nervous?
Sweaty?
Play CS:GO and you experience this super unflattering Phenomenon? Then try my new apparel the A/C anti-sweat shirt ..... :lol:
Seriously cant say man, i'm no Doctor.
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mcmad358 reacted to ThomasD in Why do I sweat when playing CS:GO?
Sympathetic nervous system activation.
"...the sympathetic nervous system can accelerate heart rate; widen bronchial passages; decrease motility (movement) of the large intestine; constrict blood vessels; increase peristalsis in the esophagus; cause pupillary dilation, piloerection (goose bumps) and perspiration (sweating); and raise blood pressure."
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sympathetic_nervous_system
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mcmad358 reacted to MattTheMayor in Why do I sweat when playing CS:GO?
because every kill you get, you burn 5000 calories
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mcmad358 reacted to Swndlr in Why do I sweat when playing CS:GO?
Ur nervous that ur gonna derank lmao
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mcmad358 reacted to Notree in Why do I sweat when playing CS:GO?
Thats not normal.. jk Im sure everyone does,, At least I do.. Get an air conditioner.,.lol
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mcmad358 reacted to 79wjd in Why do I sweat when playing CS:GO?
Moving your arms is a serious workout?
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mcmad358 reacted to Silyy097 in Why do I sweat when playing CS:GO?
It also happens to me very often. On a normal basis I already have sweaty palms, so when im playing it just makes it a lot worse. Once a week I have to clean off the dried up sweat on my mouse.
Also my heartbeat will rise in clutch situations and I will not be able to play the next round.
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mcmad358 reacted to AnonymousGuy in Why do I sweat when playing CS:GO?
Probably cause you're getting too involved with the game. As mentioned above, you get nervous, adrenaline, etc.
You should train yourself to be cool as a cucumber while gaming. I was playing CS1.6 daily for hours per day and a life lesson I learned from the game is that calm under pressure is far superior to twitching or flinching and playing more poorly.