oh my god , maybe i ' m tired or in a food coma but this comment made me actually lol and that is so so rare , thank you <| sep |> On mobile , what ' s the result so far and has freo picked yet ? <| sep |> This post led me to this epic masterpiece clip from the Den . Just beautifulY 0 S 1 VmlHb 0 Yt 199 s . Warning Fecking hilarious <| sep |> Playing the Witcher 3 , just started the DLC <| sep |> Actually no they don ' t the open version has a 2 . 5 mm jack similar to the Audiotechnica ATHM 50 x ' s , the vmoda boompro has a regular 3 . 5 mm . <| sep |> I would sell him to you , but it is illegal in America since 1865 . <| sep |> I think you ' re being unreasonable . In OP ' s defense you knew exactly where your friend was before you used thunderstrike , therefore you aimed to the left . Even if you didn ' t aim you clearly knew the thunder strike would hit the hunter on the left because he was in a fixed position . This was a snap melee which is still very much considered aiming . You turned left to his fixed position and melee ' d , correct ? Had you done the same experiment but told the hunter not to tell you what position he was in when you turned , the outcome would not be the same . Guaranteed . I do definitely agree with you that the thunderstrike has a ridiculous magnetism effect . but the way you tried to distinguish aiming and finding an enemy makes no sense . The definition of aiming is to point or direct . if your argument was to state that thunderstrike takes no skill then I understand your point . It does however still require aiming at an enemy .