you can see all the damage numbers from the community overwatch wiki though (i trust they are pretty accurate), it's the same thing with tf2 wiki anyway

honestly i wouldn't want to clutter the UI any more with damage numbers, and besides after playing a bit you start memorizing the damage capabilites and healths of the heroes (also having 1 bar indicate 25hp is easy to understand at least for me)

so they are indeed making a remastered version of modern warfare

but you need to buy the new call of duty: infinite warfare (space lasers), they are not selling it as a standalone

https://support.activision.com/articles/en_US/FAQ/Call-of-Duty-Modern-Warfare-Remastered-FAQ

edit: oh and you need to buy a special edition of the game which costs $80 apparently

i for one am super glad for standard and new cards

the meta was super boring and unchanged for almost 6 months until now

really looking forward to seeing other tf2 players once i finally get to play overwatch

Alright, I've got the Sound Blaster Z ready and running. Are there any settings I should definitely tick (got all the special thingmajicks except for SBX Pro Studio in the control panel disabled)?

The SBX Pro Studio is actually pretty cool. For all the electronic music stuff I set the bass to maximum and smart volume to night mode because the highest pitches were too high for my young and delicate ears.

(▰˘◡˘▰) fucking reservoir (▰˘◡˘▰)

My motherboard is the ASUS M5A97 R2.0. I don't think the onboard sound is all that great, but it could potentially just be nocebo.

Looks like I'd have to buy Schiit gear or the O2+ODAC from outside my country and they'd still cost more than $250, so I think I will just get the Sound Blaster Z for now as I have no plans to upgrade my headphones any time soon. Plus I'll be able to sell the sound card to one of my friends if I happen to find something better for cheap.
(I also forgot to mention I use speakers sometimes so a headphone amp wouldn't be the bestest of ideas)

Thanks for the clarification, I really don't have much experience with all this audio gear.

I don't particularly have any issues with the sound but I guess it could always be better. My DGX suddenly started having issues the other day (mic jack doesn't work, massive static noise randomly) and I couldn't find any solution, so I might as well upgrade instead of getting a replacement.

So, if I get a DAC + amp combo what kind of a soundcard goes well with it?

edit: The prices are indeed pretty high here, but I can invest a bit more if necessary.

Heyo, my current budget sound card (Xonar DGX) is about to go kaput so this is a good chance to finally upgrade.

Information:
- My headphones: Sennheiser HD 598. Great for all sorts of music thanks to the big soundstage but has a pretty weak bass. A sound card capable of boosting bass by even just a little bit would be cool
- I want to have great sounds in video juegos like CS:GO
- Not really looking to get a headphone amp (I rarely use high volume)

- Budget: around $200 (don't mind if it's a bit cheaper than that)
- Preferably PCI-E

Thanks!

honestly though a cheater showmatch should be a thing

just spam "GET GOOD, GET PLAYCOMP.TF" every time someone makes a hackusation

nursey and kresnik simply HAD to win or i would have laughed at them since i won eu plat

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tf.skial Bottiger's 24/7 idle server back when it was cool, then skial 5gorge and nowadays Harvest EU.

It's a solid 4-drop. A bunch of CWs run Gnomish Inventor or Sen'jin to smoothen out the curve. I might switch it out for a Spellbreaker or perhaps an Owl if it seems necessary.

edit: I've posted my new Paladin deck to Hearthpwn. Go check it out, guys! http://www.hearthpwn.com/decks/139048-gvg-healadin-2-0-legendary