https://old.reddit.com/r/apexlegends/comments/ay5hh2/live_balance_update_live_on_all_platforms_lets/

Wingman shoots slower and is less accurate on hip fire and the headshot attachment does less damage too
Peace Keeper with bolt shoots slower
Wingman and Peace keeper drop less frequently

i reduced my crashes to barely none by limiting my FPS to 85, this update makes me crash 80% of the time during the start flight

What are you struggling with ?
It could just be the explanation of concepts are just not intuitive enough for you
If it's linalg or calculus, I highly recommend watching these: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fNk_zzaMoSs&list=PLZHQObOWTQDPD3MizzM2xVFitgF8hE_ab https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WUvTyaaNkzM&list=PLZHQObOWTQDMsr9K-rj53DwVRMYO3t5Yr

i'm a cunt

hey if you guys (the open whitelist activists) wanna throw a fit and play a different game then im all for it

just shut the fuck up about it

nothings gonna change, valve cannot change

Esports Arena seem interested in doing Rewind 3. Relax.

Nah, most of the expensive shit happens during rendering. This is at most a couple of physics queries at most, aka just a bunch of math operations, those rarely take up time. Most of that is paid for anyways because of the client predicted model, the client runs the simulation (probably partially) to show it in real time.

Ye, that's client-side prediction (followed by lag compensation on the authoritative server)
To maintain the illusion that you're playing in the same world as other players, at the same moment as other players, your game client shows you what you're doing in real-time without asking if the server agrees first, when the server and the client disagree on what's happening, the server always decides what is the outcome and the client tries its best to show you what actually happened (depending on implementation). There's no real good way to convey all of this in a very short amount of time, so the client will just lie to your face about what happened, even though it feels like you're being cheated on.

Considering the speed of bullets and max acceleration of players, you can be pretty much certain >90% of the time about the outcome of a bullet's trajectory, what I imagine they do is, when you shoot, run the simulation for a couple frames in the future, extrapolating where the bullets and players will be, and picking the wanted color.

Those are quirks to all multiplayer games based on the Quake 3 networking model, some games hide it better than others, it seems that the low tickrate and high simulation load of Apex Legends makes it easier to notice.
If they haven't already, they can spend the time working on load and network optimization (they probably should hire Glenn Fiedler one more time), which will let them push for higher tickrates. Don't forget that the average internet connection plays a huge role in how much they can push to clients, I'm willing to bet most of their playerbase is running on ~2mbps, that quickly gets clogged up.

I've been trying to put time in a game of my own, heavily inspired by 6v6 TF2 when it peaked (2012-2016?), I'm realising it's a huge amount of work and it's getting me questioning.
Up until recently, I had the chance to live with my parents for free, but this year they're getting separated and might need to start working "for real".

gonna have to question why you're carrying a havoc and a triple take, sir.

Not even a cheeky joke about faking one's own death? Aw

Probably too low of a fruit for the genius that is Carpet Johnson

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

this is what happens when you nuke the neighbouring colors

explanation is prob something like "eyes perceive more green than red and blue, brain makes up for a bunch of shit by comparing constrast between colors"

every time you come back to post for a day i throw up in my mouth

Hey (sorry for necro), if the commands showed a bunch of errors like "Right-hand side of 'instanceof' is not an object", you're gonna need to update the commands to fix them, I recently got them all working again.
https://github.com/ldesgoui/tf2-nightbot

TFTrue does work on windows (with the .dll), you don't need metamod and/or sourcemod to run it.

You'll know that you installed it properly if you see it mentioned in the status command (might need rcon status, I don't recall)

The download ZIP should contain the instructions, make sure you put the files in the right location, it's possible your provider doesn't let you access the right folders but that's unlikely
It should look something like Team Fortress 2 Dedicated Server/tf/addons/TFTrue.dll

It's also possible the Windows hooks are outdated, in which case you'll have to ask AnAkkk to update it

gl

Crosshair moves upward, you can verify this by looking straight up and shooting a mag