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<blockquote data-quote="nobodez" data-source="post: 3224371" data-attributes="member: 3970">Well, I'm going to have to disagree with you. Intimidation is a skill. Spotting is a skill. These are not things that should automatically increase with level unless you particularly increase them by working on getting better.I'm a 23 year old male, and I can spot things better than my 50 year old parents. Does that mean I'm automatically higher level than them? I don't think so, I've just worked hard at being good at spotting, too many years of playing &quot;bug&quot;. Heck, just last night I spotted a Pfizer logo in an ad that was perhaps 10 pixels high, and out of focus, from ten feet away on a 19&quot; diagonal SDTV. If that's not a good example of trained Spot, I don't know what is.Oh, and cheerleaders, no matter how kind, can be very intimidating, at least compared to non-cheerleaders. Now, it might just be a bad choice of example, and since I myself can't come up with an example, I won't.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="nobodez, post: 3224371, member: 3970"] Well, I'm going to have to disagree with you. Intimidation is a skill. Spotting is a skill. These are not things that should automatically increase with level unless you particularly increase them by working on getting better. I'm a 23 year old male, and I can spot things better than my 50 year old parents. Does that mean I'm automatically higher level than them? I don't think so, I've just worked hard at being good at spotting, too many years of playing "bug". Heck, just last night I spotted a Pfizer logo in an ad that was perhaps 10 pixels high, and out of focus, from ten feet away on a 19" diagonal SDTV. If that's not a good example of trained Spot, I don't know what is. Oh, and cheerleaders, no matter how kind, can be very intimidating, at least compared to non-cheerleaders. Now, it might just be a bad choice of example, and since I myself can't come up with an example, I won't. [/QUOTE]

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