Just wondering, what do you actually know about the case? Because that's not what happened from what I've heard. I honestly want to see what statements/facts you know and see compare them to the evidence/reasoning used to not indite him when it gets released.

I doubt anyone is going to keep hacking at LAN anymore so it's not like AC admins will get anything out of watching players now. They still should anyways, but I won't expect much.

The second one was from the spectator inside the game server (aka no tic degradation) and unlike the STV demos the crosshair doesn't come as spot on to the head. He just looks at palace entrance then turns away, which is much less suspicious.

Honestly after seeing the second video I'm not convinced he was cheating there.

Something like this is more suspicious, but without the demo I don't know if the lock on was truly on point.
http://gfycat.com/PleasantUnluckyJaeger#?speed=0.125

I find the most ridiculous part is that they integrated the hack directly into steam cloud. That's some amazing shit, kudos to the hack maker.

Hope the hackers enjoy their VACation though. I wonder how long that shit has plagued the scene, they've basically fucked over so many people. I hope it doesn't kill 1/4 of DH.

Meet #12

The window obviously.

Anyways I have a curtain. There's a 6'x8' "doorway" that goes to the rest of the house. It's literally an office that was re-purposed to be my bedroom. It's only 12x12 feet though so if I could probably put plastic over it, but then it'll become a pain to get in and out of my room.

This is the outside of my room.

http://i.imgur.com/Lvz8Rki.jpg

Also if you're wondering that black thing is the blood from when robbers broke into the house and one of them cut themselves on the screen door glass.

Hands get rigid when their colder and if your body is cold it cuts excess circulation to your appendages, making hand movements much worse. Otherwise I'd just go shirtless all winter. I overheat like fuck with too much clothes on though so I've avoided wearing long sleeve sweaters. I'll try out covering my neck + a long sleeve sweater (or maybe buy a long sleeve shirt). If it doesn't work I'm considering trying out this handwarmer or this handwarmer.

I have the VG248QE, lightboost makes some games so much darker I have to use gamma ramp. I've since stuck to 144Hz instead of 120Hz lightboost. If the colors are better (I like my old Samsung monitor's colors much better than the VG248QE) then I'd say it's not a bad deal.

Just wondering how everyone keeps their hands warm when it's cold. My room has shit insulation and no door so it's impossible to keep my room well heated. Also doesn't help I have pretty shit circulation to my appendages. I've tried gloves but they're annoying to play with (thinking about getting ones that don't cover fingers).

Right now I'm thinking about either buying a handwarmer to hold every so often or maybe getting one of those USB heating gloves. Wanted to know what other people might be doing.

http://i.imgur.com/Z3bOh6p.jpg

I have a WASD semi custom + realforce 104U, they're pretty nice. Haven't come to feel the realforce was worth the $230 after tax for it, but it's nice. WASD semi customs were discontinued but it's also nice (I still need to buy some lube for one of the keys). WASD Semi custom's LED's are way too strong though. Also, getting used to the variable force realforce layout is weird because it's ridiculously easy to hit "w" "a" etc, but "s" and "d" are rock hard in comparison. Saving $20 by not getting a fixed force wasn't worth it (and it was already that much).

EDIT: Also note it only took 1.5 years to completely erode "asd" from the bottom keyboard.

http://blogs.msdn.com/b/dotnet/archive/2014/11/12/net-core-is-open-source.aspx

Can't fucking believe it happened. Good chance that Java can get replaced since good C# ports to Linux are going to happen real soon.

Although I'd agree the community as a whole considers TF2 a great competitive game (obviously on TFTV), I think most people would say TF2 is hardly the best competitive FPS. Definitely one of the most fun to most of us, but a lot of other FPS's I feel have proper developer competitive support, communities, gameplay etc. What other competitive FPS games have you seen/played?

Also, after looking at the shoutcast I don't think it'll be as fun as TF2 for a long while. It reminds me of a ton of Asian F2P fps games that really don't have as much staying power. The good thing is that it's from Blizzard so it's guaranteed millions of people trying it/playing it for a while, but I really doubt the balance is anywhere near where people will want to be. Also, doesn't seem like much opportunity for airshotting (I think there's the orb skill which has a huge radius anyways) and the tank classes can take a ton of damage anyways so there's no big "wow" factor like you can do in TF2. Of course we'll still have to wait until it actually hits release because the game and balance will probably change drastically.

All these posts are making me feel inspired to clean up my desk.

Don't think valve cares about Heroes of the Storm. Hell, they're going to probably outdo Blizzard's map making/UMS considering how shit SC2's scene is without trying.

Overwatch will be interesting though. Wonder how much of Titan got ported over to Overwatch.

Guys an asshole. The videos are funny, but I don't get how you can be on his side when he actively intrudes on people for no reason at all.

I mean yeah a lot of people in the video are overreacting, but when somebody stalks you for a while or tries to invade private events people are going to get pissed/annoyed.