I'd play that

Just because you might not like it does not mean nobody will like it. Sigafoo has done some research. His prolander concept seems to have some form of audience. This 6s concept seems to have one too, even if it does not cater to the main tftv "we're true tf2 diehard promod 6s double airshot players" audience.

it reminds me of that tvtv showmatch we did years ago, fun times. LFT, obviously.

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A bit harsh isnt it? After all, if us euros want to play, we're already at a disadvantage due to ping, so why restrict us?

see you at next insomnia alle

Apparently you have to die to force valve to fix their game, so maybe if kaidus fakes his death will they fix the sticky det bug

and then :

https://i.imgur.com/Yw4HTrI.png

Can we have a comment on this?

is exile a they or a he? Both are used in the article.

you're right, it could be some issue on the motherboard. Do you have a second pciexpress slot for the graphics card? can you try with another graphics card?

how different were those two RAM sticks? If i understood correctly you originally had one stick, then added another?

you could try removing the graphics card and use your motherboard video output and see if the issue is still there?

do you have unusual temps on cpu/gpu when the problem starts?

https://www.eurogamer.net/articles/2019-02-04-respawn-explains-apex-legends-surprise-release-and-why-there-are-no-titans

some promotion material on the game for those who find it interesting

tldr:

i stopped reading at www.ea.com

as if process 2nd plays remotely like badlands 2nd

the number of players interested in such games makes a niche whatsoever, and a niche market can still be profitable.

For example paradox games like crusader kings/hearts of iron target a specific niche much smaller than fortnite audience and they still make money.

With esports games, the publishers need a lot of viewership probably because of the advertisement business around tournaments. Also recent games need constant income to maintain servers whereas in the past the community provided all the servers.

If someone makes a game on a small scale without any infrastructure (like reflex) that is somehow fun enough to be played in a non-competitive way (like tf2 or unreal tournament with all its custom maps and mods), there is room for an indie-scale success.

playtest pug soon?

but how do you practice a good nuts kick if you only do it in the direst situations?

interesting plugin... I was not aware that existed