For what its worth, and to those who may not totally be informed on what a Poker II is or why its special, you can normally find these for 110$ or less if you shop around. Not sure where OP is seeing them overpriced, mechanicalkeyboards.com has them right now for 107 with free 3-5 day shipping. So this massdrop is really only appealing at all if you're a very patient soul who has always dreamed of typing on mx clears.

The board is incredible though and extremely popular for coming with PBT keycaps (which normally run 40$ or more for a set). However I would never advise someone to use PBTs on an LED lit board unless you really like the look of under glow, the caps are much too thick to show much else unless you specifically purchase a translucent set. All of the above in consideration though, if you wanted a 60% keyboard with mx clears this is definitely one of the best opportunities to grab one.

I rather enjoy my snowball, bit of an investment though.

That's a shame, he had a decent viewership.

To answer your question the logitech one is better. Everyone else preaching the combo headphones mic is correct though.

Set it up in your graphic card's control panel first, then if that doesn't solve it use this.

Would it be even remotely possible to keep the higher brackets alive without open? This season, at least, deserves to be played out.

Truly amazing hud. I think the 3D model in the bottom left or at least the colored rectangle around it kind of throw off your balance, but the design is just great.

foobar is definitely the optimal choice right now. Literally anything can be changed about it and facets is simply the best way to manage a music library I've ever had.

Why would you continue playing competitively if there is no goal to reach? In theory you're in open to get to IM/Main and eventually invite and LAN. If getting better is not your goal, then why not just play UGC?

Competing leagues is generally a good thing just as competing businesses is a good thing. One improving means the other has to change to keep up.

The issue at hand is the two leagues are currently competing for an exceedingly small player base. Moreover, an even smaller but extremely important sub set of that player base is, more or less, completely fucked by the split.

Is losing LAN worth the risk of CEVO being better than ESEA? Maybe in the long run, but not having enough open teams to run ESEA in the meantime is absolutely awful for maintaining what little hype this game has going for it.

Jedi Mind Tricks (Army of the Pharaohs), Hopsin (not my taste but eh, some love him), and Nas come to mind as having similar lyricism.

Can't speak for the Rival, but you can't really go wrong with the FK or AM from Zowie. Neither have braided cords and both are well made.

I think there's a bit of a gap between "invite players" and the level of roster AG was sporting.

Not that any of this really matters.

Hardest part would probably be confirming the casters people want to send are available so far in advance.

Regardless, its worth a shot.

There are a lot of stats available to make this decision.