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As we all know, patience is a sniper's ally. We have to wait for the right moment to shoots, we need to move slowly to avoid the enemy spotting us, and sometimes we are just doing recon and need to stay in one place for a long time. I recently discovered something called dorodango where you take a mud ball and continuously build it up with powdered dirt to create a hard capsule. You then take finely powdered dirt and build up a second, thinner capsule, and once it is all dry you can polish it with a soft cloth. I've been working on one for the past day and a half now, and let me tell you, it takes patience.
The reason I'm bringing this up is because I know many people who are great at general sniper skills can't sit still for more than a few minutes. There are other things you can do to practice patience but this dorodango thing is a little addicting, and all it takes is dirt, water, and a fridge to make the process go faster. If anyone is interested I can post the results and how how long it took to complete it.
The reason I'm bringing this up is because I know many people who are great at general sniper skills can't sit still for more than a few minutes. There are other things you can do to practice patience but this dorodango thing is a little addicting, and all it takes is dirt, water, and a fridge to make the process go faster. If anyone is interested I can post the results and how how long it took to complete it.