another space could be "ban removed from rgl profile" which happened to chad420. He was originally banned for ringing for Fred and they not just unbanned him very late, but removed the ban for throwing from his profile entirely.

that's the other implication yes. Their dog can only eat their homework so many times before it's just a matter of the admins are bad, and they crossed that when they set metal footsteps as explicitly permitted but "use at your own risk"(aka don't stream or record anything but demos and nobody will care) if you reread the rules, and honestly I'd say they crossed it long before this myself, but stuff like that is just so blatant.

https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/847659029971206155/860814679756898314/unknown.png

inspect animations are separate from normal weapon animations, so they'd have to be separately modified.

and we also know it'll never change.
Pretty much every time RGL makes a bad decision they "rushed it" or "didn't follow their own internal policy for handling situations" or some other "my dog ate my homework" level excuse, maybe they should get rid of the people who make sure that happens without fail almost every time.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZwWoA6B9VfQ

2015

I, uh, have done so many things to that poor wineprefix that I don't even know anymore, but a quick list of things was I installed every version of vcrun in sequence, every dotnet starting from the oldest to minimize conflicts and just left it as it was after that finished, and a bunch of completely random shit I don't even remember why I installed or what I installed as far as winetricks goes like xact and quartz(which was needed for cutscenes or some garbage in rpgmaker or something), but chances are you go no further than dotnet and vcrun and things work. I think it's also still in japanese locale and has every single font that winetricks can provide installed.

airblast guaranteeing that as long as airblast exists valve is literally not allowed to make pyro a good class

and there are options which both leverage the strength of SSDs and don't do that. I run Artix because I was bored and wanted to try not systemd but I don't really advise it. Arch is nice though because the AUR lets you be lazy and not think and you can run someone else's install script so you don't have to think when installing either.
As I said in a less extreme manner previously, windows 10 is a fucking dumpster fire on fire with skunk perfume to make it smell better. I miss Windows 7, Microsoft making it not work on newer CPUs was the hill I died on even though it's a trivial workaround and I moved to Linux at that point.

I don't think the state of Windows is acceptable. I'm just saying that expecting users to be running an SSD isn't actually unreasonable, and there are far worse things to worry about like the largely inferior cpu scheduling, built-in spyware, instability of updates, fucking preinstalled nearly unremoveable candy crush, forcing Microsoft accounts in setup when you aren't offline, windows search indexing being fucking dogshit, inconsistent theming with settings functionality split between various menus from various windows versions to make you lost even if you're an actual fucking poweruser, and in general Microsoft's largely irresponsible handling of Windows.

Having an SSD for boot drive vs not having an SSD for boot drive is not really the hill to die on here imo and the problem isn't really SSD optimization vs HDD optimization on windows, but the utter lack of optimization and stability on Windows in general as a desktop operating system. It's just one more reason why you should have an SSD for a boot drive anyways.

even where an OS is "light enough" there are different optimization considerations when fragmentation is no longer an issue due to the differing nature of flash vs spinning rust storage. I'm not saying windows 10 is good for forcing use of an SSD, but that SSDs are both so much better and so much more available nowadays that not being on an SSD is basically fucking coping. Remember, the reason why games are 200 gigs is because of the shortcoming of hard drives, not because they need to be 200 gigs, for example.

I do not like windows 10, and I do not use windows 10 outside of my work-only machine which is a right proper piece of shit, and even it has an SSD.

why the fuck are you still implying anyone should be using spinning rust for an OS drive regardless of OS? SSDs are actually reasonably priced nowadays and are the single biggest upgrade anyone will ever make for their system if they are still on an HDD.
HDDs are there for cheap mass storage now, and that is it.

nah I just wanted to see if my pea brain was enough to be usefully clear about the tf2 end of things because nobody just grabbed the bits from the TF2 source where we actually confirm the issue is multiplying 200 by .2(float) as still float. I don't have a part in the actual "why is the floating point not precise" part because the only C I've ever touched is editing keybinds and font in dmenu.

Mastercoms pulled what the end result of putting all that together would be, but not the part where it's defined as a float and not changed from a float.

float flPackRatio = PackRatios[GetPowerupSize()];

int iMaxMetal = pTFPlayer->GetMaxAmmo(TF_AMMO_METAL);
		if ( pTFPlayer->GiveAmmo( ceil(iMaxMetal * flPackRatio), TF_AMMO_METAL, true, kAmmoSource_Pickup ) )
		{
			bSuccess = true;
		}

class CAmmoPackSmall : public CAmmoPack
{
public:
	DECLARE_CLASS( CAmmoPackSmall, CAmmoPack );
	powerupsize_t	GetPowerupSize( void ) { return POWERUP_SMALL; }
	virtual const char *GetAmmoPackName( void ) { return "ammopack_small"; }

float PackRatios[POWERUP_SIZES] =
{
	0.2,	// SMALL
	0.5,	// MEDIUM
	1.0,	// FULL
};

I looked through the tf2 files and it looks like they define the packratios as float and don't change it from a float before performing multiplication, so I think it all comes down to arguments about what can result in floating point imprecision on handling .2 as a float rather than any other factor.
Those aren't necessarily in order and come from different files, but I figure it's clear enough as to confirming the idea of why I listed what I did.

https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/703607334886309979/857070268140879892/2021-06-22-202909.png

I said I'd do it lets fucking go. I can't play that day so I'll be watching it for sure.

gaming without shit talk is like breathing without air
b4nny got karma for shit talking corsa, and b4nny gets karma for shit talking nasboii. It's that simple really.

depending on map you'd see pyro or sniper and the game would be incredibly unfun to play, literally better to just play 5v5 at that point