(16/11/2011 12:36 AM)Tetris999 Wrote:  Also I doubt that you would do poorly in writing things assassinator, if you're competent enough to write properly cohesive sentences (yeah yeah, that's really vague, but basically a sentence where "you get the point"), expressing your opinion in a somewhat elongated form shouldn't be a hard thing to master.

Actually 'creative' writing I probably wouldn't be too bad.  But stuff like literature and Shakespeare and poetry analysis and whatever other shit I had to do back then I'm goddamn horrible at.

Ok lets look at results, for my yr12 scaled scores (realistically between around 30-100, can get over 100 on the 'hard' courses that gets scaled up), I got like 106 for physics (3rd highest in year group), around 95 for maths, 85 for chemistry, like 65 for English (65 is like below average).

But back then is like my glory days, I'm nowhere as good right now.

(16/11/2011 12:36 AM)Tetris999 Wrote:  The biggest hurdle in writing something well is the drive to, which is what a lot of people lack, but that doesn't mean they're not competent enough. I assume you would fall into this area no?

About half correct.

(This post was last modified: 16/11/2011 01:26 AM by Assassinator.)