Stylax
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Signed Up May 4, 2016
Last Posted September 26, 2024 at 3:50 AM
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In-game Sensitivity 1.741
Windows Sensitivity 1
Raw Input 1
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Mouse Some logitech one
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Mousepad Steelseries massive one
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#358 Rest In Peace Britian in World Events
JarateKingAdebisiIt's undeniable that immigrants compete for jobs with locals as well as things like housing for example. If people are struggling in the face of this, who are we to condemn them for wanting to change it?Britain's housing prices have gone down in recent years (in a trend with much of the world admittedly, but with a higher price fall than most other countries) and so has the unemployment rate for those born in the UK.

The effect has either been functionally irrelevant to existing trends, or possibly actively positive for Britain on the whole. I can't speak on an individual level, but the numbers don't suggest this supposed struggle being widespread. It's just as likely that the void in unskilled labour being filled, and it's positive effects on the economy as a whole, is more than compensating for any increased competition.

Well yeah, we're coming off the back of a cataclysmic recession :D

As somebody who lives in a fairly poor Northern city, I know all too well that it absolutely is widespread. Thankfully I'm fortunate enough to live more comfortably.

posted about 8 years ago
#198 Euro 2016 - France - Discussion Thread in Off Topic

Don't think it even reflects the game.

I think it was quite even for most of the game.

posted about 8 years ago
#196 Euro 2016 - France - Discussion Thread in Off Topic

Hungary are seriously impressive.

They've played some really good football; smart, technical and at a good tempo. A breath of fresh air.

Portugal's midfield were very impressive against Croatia imo btw.

posted about 8 years ago
#342 Rest In Peace Britian in World Events
SideshowEmilioEstevez I really wish you guys would stop pretending like you even have an inkling of why the British people voted for what they did. Just because you read a few articles on the BBC and you watch Top Gear, that doesn't make you an expert on British culture. You really have no clue about the subject, you can't understand it from your dorm rooms in the USA.
Well thankfully I am from Britain, so I can have an opinion! And I'm from the poor areas of the north-east - I can fully agree with the ignorant yanks here. Every Leave voter I personally talked to from my area, spanning my generation, my parents', and my grandprarents', wanted to leave because of immigration issues and the cost of staying in the EU.

While a lot of them were perfectly happy to admit they had little knowledge of the wider economic effects of leaving the EU, one thing they all agreed on was that leaving would help us control our borders and that there were far too many people in Britain already.

Immigration was an enormous topic for the referendum, the single biggest from what I can gather both from talking to people and from reading news/opinions online. The people I talked with don't seem to know why they dislike immigrants, but they sure as hell dislike immigrants.

And I don't think they can be blamed for being concerned about immigration.

It's undeniable that immigrants compete for jobs with locals as well as things like housing for example. If people are struggling in the face of this, who are we to condemn them for wanting to change it?

I like foreigners more than Brits tbh, but uncontrolled mass immigration is an issue and it should have been addressed by our cowardly politicians a long time ago. Because it wasn't addressed, this has happened.

posted about 8 years ago
#341 Rest In Peace Britian in World Events

We're at the point of highest uncertainty.

I think this reaction in markets is natural and likely short-term.

No need for hysteria yet.

posted about 8 years ago
#40 So when do I cash in on pounds? in Off Topic

You can short sell them probably.

Borrow foreign currency, buy pounds, wait for the pound to rise, buy back foreign currency, give back same amount of foreign currency to lender.

posted about 8 years ago
#37 Rest In Peace Britian in World Events

Likely a temporary negative spike.

The real gain or pain (wahey) is yet to be seen.

posted about 8 years ago
#28 Sensitivity. in Q/A Help

Sure, I'll just pick anything that feels okay and practice on it.

Resolved.

posted about 8 years ago
#26 Sensitivity. in Q/A Help
marmadukeGRYLLSIf you can airstrafe and do a 180 without having to pick up your mouse youre fine. Use movement to help with crosshair placement.

I usually pick up my mouse slightly before I turn.

or do you mean during?

posted about 8 years ago
#22 Sensitivity. in Q/A Help

It just feels like im wasting so much time switching it all the time.

Been playing with 15.1 for the last half hour and it feels fine. I might just stick with this, it's perfectly fine for a scout I assume. I just don't want to get to a higher level and then find myself struggling to track other players as they whiz past me close.

posted about 8 years ago
#20 Sensitivity. in Q/A Help

Still struggling a bit with this.

Was at 15.6 inch per 360 but sometimes in tr_walkway it felt like if enemies went past me close, I couldn't spin fast enough to track them, even though aiming at what was in front of me was okay.

So I ramped up my sens to 14.3 and now it feels comfortable and I can spin at a good speed, but I've lost a lot of precision. Hitting snipers that shimmy a few yards to avoid me is tough for me now. Shall I just stick with this sens and expect that I'll regain my precision in a bit of time?

Apparently Starkie plays on 17 or 20 inches or something and seems fine (fine being an epic understatement), so maybe I'm inventing an issue. Wasting so much time trying to find the perfect sens.
This is driving me nuts.

posted about 8 years ago
#15 Sensitivity. in Q/A Help

That's fine mate, thanks. I really don't mind the idea of having to practice, as long as I improve.

I just want my tracking to develop.

posted about 8 years ago
#12 Sensitivity. in Q/A Help

I have a Pyrus Sades.

Cheapish, but it seems ok.

posted about 8 years ago
#10 Sensitivity. in Q/A Help

Sure, but I'd like to have really good dm too.

I'm only at 500 hours and getting into comp, but in 500 hours time I want to have made real progress you know.
My aim is fine for my level I guess.

posted about 8 years ago
#8 Sensitivity. in Q/A Help

^^ I don't know if it's slow. I haven't a clue. TF2 is the first game I even used a mouse for since I got a pc a few years back. I also play on a 1/2 metre x 1/2 metre chest of drawers, so space is tight.

Alright thanks.

I'm not quite sure how to improve my aiming. I know DM servers can be recommended, but I'm so much worse than the scouts (i'm trying to hit) in those servers, that I'm not learning anything because I'm dead before I have time to focus on them. Pubs I can often pound in, but I barely need to aim because smart flanking is enough, so maybe I need to just focus on tracking rather than killing.

posted about 8 years ago
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