Urp.
Well, I started off with two bottles of Dos Equis before I entered the game, just to ensure I was in the right frame of mine. I had a Labatt Blue next to me, along with three cans of Guinness.
The first map, cs_assault, resulted in an 8:6 kill:death ratio. That would have been more favorable, except for a rather unfortunate incident regarding friendly fire. I lobbed a grenade forward, and a teammate moved in front just as I did so. The grenade bounced off of his back and landed between us. -1 kill for the teamkill, +1 death for the suicide, and much frustration.
Glug glug glug went the Canadian beer.
16:7 on cs_estate. This is odd; I never have more than twice as many kills as deaths. I shrug it off and continue playing. This one fool keeps insisting on trying to rush the front door, so I keep obliging him by waiting inside with a shotgun. That didn’t hurt the stats any.
A pint of Guinness between maps, and we’re at four beers in about thirty minutes. A rather quick pace, but the objective has been clearly stated, after all.
de_dust2, and a 10:5 ratio. Apparently I became somewhat belligerent – one of my teammates, carrying the bomb, ran past an empty bombsite. After shouting on the teamline “Get back to site B! Place the bomb!” several times, I shot him in the head, took the bomb from his body, and set the charge. That seemed such a good idea at the time that after the respawn, I shot the next bombcarrier and took the bomb. My team decided to explain to me the polite way to say “Please drop the bomb”, and did it at the point of a gun.
And now I’m out of beer. My conclusions? Either alcohol improves my reflexes and all of those studies are clearly wrong, or I was playing against six-year-olds who were also drunk.
Here’s hoping other folks have similar experiences.