Coul be an "event boundary" problem. Lots of people get shit like that when they are entering or exiting through a door(way). Perhaps something you experience at the end of duels do that to you, or something you do triggers such effect.

I experience that when I get very emotional. If I can keep my nerves I usually remember most details.

yea
when pros are asked about their most recent game in interviews and they talk about 3-4 situations that were important in deep detail i'm like "bitch i couldn't even tell after a bo5 which maps i won"

now that you mention it, i can always remember really specific details like me getting telefragged or whatever but not normal stuff. I think it might be the fact that the top players remember their mistakes better because they know thats what went wrong that normal players wouldn't really take notice to (maybe i'm wrong but)

Slow down bro.

i dont remember any duel after i finished it :[

what's the point then :(

of what

of spending time with it

(don't mean that offensive)

i have fun playing!

but if you don't remember it, how do you know you had fun? maybe you had a terrible time.

Exactly.

For example, he could be making notes during a duel and then reading them afterwards.

I don't want to be a sherlock or rude here, but isn't this a trollish question? He obviously doesn't forgets the whole experience.

How do you know you *didn't* have a terrible time?

i dont remember how the game went, like really specific moments, but i have a general idea of what i was doing and what my mistakes were, that's how i improve myself i guess

I think its like that for most people though, theres so many micro-events in duel, so many little decisions made, that they all just gel into one big ball of mush that happens in every game, and only the really 'different' things stand out, like an amazing trap, or crazy shot.

And then you have like you say, general stuff like, "I played too defensive", or "I should have used rail more" etc.

Its like when you walk to the shops or something, you don't remember everything that you see and do on the way unless it stands out for some reason.

I absolutely hate it when the duel is over and I say 'aw man those 2 air rockets were 1337' and they're all liek dude what

Strange, I don't forget stuff and usually I also really enjoy playing quake, but right after the games I'm mostly thinking about the errors I made, like: "let's never do that mistake again", or "damn I picked the worst possible weapon in that situation"

too much weed does this to your short turn memory, your long term memory is still mostly safe from this

What about crystal meth and heroin, can you please enlighten us? Is it good for your memory?

I dunno, I've never used filthy trash like that:)

actually it depends how much do you care about score and this particual match itself

when i'm playing with a friend and i care about score i'm not doing stupid things during match and i will remember everything what happened - but when i'm playing with some noob on public my approach is like "THIIIIS ISSS SPAAAAARTAAA you little shit" and then i dont remember a thing :D

I'm too busy tearing fistfuls of hair out of my head and screaming at inanimate objects after a duel to remember anything.

haha I also have this problem

pics or didn't happen:p

Haha yeah I know what you mean. Every now and then someone is like "what were you thinking when you went through the tele in the ninth minute??" or "how good was my LG at 4:23, you shouldn't have dropped down though man" and I pretty much just have to admit that I have nfi what they're talking about :D