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Signed Up | December 30, 2014 |
Last Posted | June 23, 2018 at 4:50 PM |
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From playing in the open group -
Would like to have actually played on LAN servers, we had the same problem last year and it was solved then, this year we just had to stick it out
Because seeding it is really hard, a one group swiss system like last year may have been fairer and led to closer games
Apart from that the organisation was great, moving it all over to toornament was a good call and there was some very fun games
Thanks to my feeding team for feeding hard all weekend with me, I love you all
Thanks to everyone on our row and at the doggo house, you are all amazing
Thanks to cuppers for his amazing bar game
Thanks to the production, casting and admin team for putting on a great show
Finally I'm sorry to the guy who thought I was Starkie and wanted me to sign his keyboard, I hope you never rub it off
https://twitter.com/MultiplayEvents/status/872153754606456832
ninja'd by 2 in 15s smh
does anyone know when they will start selling indoor camping?
I've been having a problem recently where I get very high packet loss in some servers/applications but not others at peak times (7pm onward) everyday.
In mumble and teamspeak, I get around 40% or even higher packet loss. I also get very high loss in CS:GO matchmaking servers as well as faceit and ESEA (Around 40% as well). The surprising thing is I get no packet loss in CS:GO FFA dm servers or any community servers, neither do I in TF2 game servers.
I am on university halls internet which is obviously not ideal but the nature of the problem where I only get loss on some servers makes me feel like there could be some fix. I initially thought it could be some sort of issue with the university's firewall blocking or slowing some ports but the CS:GO servers all run on around the same port and I only get loss on the competitive servers.
I am connected by ethernet so that isn't the problem. Thanks so much to anyone that can help.
EDIT: forgot to say, ping is excellent in all cases, it is just packet loss.
EDIT2: Speedtest results if that helps: http://www.speedtest.net/my-result/6056223115
should probably do multiple benchmarks and find an average.
TheWandererGo to advanced settings in your main menu then keep going down until it says hide dot when zoomed in or something like that. Then tick it and click ok.
That's how you remove your crosshair when zoomed, you can't remove the dot this way