Scyper
Account Details | |
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SteamID64 | 76561198072250111 |
SteamID3 | [U:1:111984383] |
SteamID32 | STEAM_0:1:55992191 |
Country | Belgium |
Signed Up | September 18, 2016 |
Last Posted | October 12, 2024 at 7:58 AM |
Posts | 127 (0 per day) |
Game Settings | |
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In-game Sensitivity | 2.90 |
Windows Sensitivity | 6/11 |
Raw Input | 1 |
DPI |
400 |
Resolution |
1920x1080 |
Refresh Rate |
240hz |
Hardware Peripherals | |
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Mouse | Logitech G Pro Wireless |
Keyboard | Wooting One |
Mousepad | SteelSeries QcK XL |
Headphones | Audio Technica ATH-M50X |
Monitor | LG 27GK750F |
one of the nicest people I've played with, always super positive
If I can't even get to watch the vods for the games I participate in myself without paying $5 a month, can we just get rid of this rule and actually have production people use the CastingEssentials plugin that allows them to change the names for the viewers anyway? I don't like the idea of getting minor warnings for not conforming to rules that are helping out a third party that I can't even watch without paying a monthly fee.
I get it, there's fuck all people who want to do production and you're looking to compensate these people + the casters in some way, but I think there's better ways to incentivize people to support your cause than making content on games the very people who are playing in it can't watch themselves.
I DM'd them on Twitter yesterday evening and they gave me a key in about half an hour. Was a lot faster than the sign up on their website, I signed up last week for it and only got a mail today. Probably your best bet of getting one if you haven't received one yet.
I don't have any real problems with the config itself (been using it for a year or so) but from personal experience, whenever I would link people the docs on how to install mastercomfig, they would often feel overwhelmed and give up on even trying it. The documentation is great but lots of players are already using a pre-existing config (be it comanglia's, chris' or whatever) and it's a switch in mindset for them to use .vpk's instead of a more traditional config which they are more used to. I actually prefer the way the config is set up compared to something like comanglia's because of the modules system, but maybe it'd be an idea to have a segment in the docs on how to transition from a pre-existing config.
App is pretty cool and I can tell a fair bit of effort went in. Looks pretty polished with little details like the TF2 logo as a loading animation, small transitions etc. Still don't really think people will use this over typing !log in chat though.
EU pubs are basically full of automated bots that follow some movement pattern and spam obnoxious sounds like the sound when the round starts on Suijin while spinning in circles and spamming the chat. They're on virtually any map, even some of the more obscure ones. The game is borderline unplayable outside of community servers, lobbies, pugs etc unless you're willing to requeue every 5-10 minutes.
It kind of boggles my mind how nothing is being done about it even though several of these cheats can be found open source on platforms like GitHub somewhere in between all the HUDs and other community projects.
Blue Yeti has great audio quality but it picks up quite a bit of my keyboard presses and in my case noise from outside (I live next to a street with an average amount of traffic during the day). I got it with the boom arm and shock mount (Compass, Radius III) from their website and bought a windshield for it, but unless I put it on the lowest possible gain it will pick up just about everything in Mumble or Discord. Would totally recommend if you don't have lots of background noise in your room and your desk is big enough for a stand/boom arm though, the audio quality is great.
It's been an all around awful year for me, but I did graduate from college and land a job that I'm quite happy with, my colleagues are also super nice. Hoping 2020 will be better and that I'll get around to things I've been procrastinating for ages.
If you are running Windows, try checking the Event Viewer whenever something malfunctions. I had an issue with my USB ports where they would randomly lose power despite being plugged in and managed to fix it (for now) by re-enabling C-states and slightly downclocking my CPU, since it was telling me it was power related. If it shuts down your PC or forces you to restart, look for events with the ID 1074, 6006 and 6008.
How on Earth did Trubbish make it in but most of Gen 1 did not, it's literally a trash bag
Can I use this in ETF2L/other leagues?