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Thread: Is anyone playing this game with steady 60 fps?12 Jan 2015, 06:24 AM Everything ultra. V sync off, SMAAx16 (Radeon Pro) @ 1080p The in game Anti-Aliasing is complete shit. If you have an AMD card download Radeon Pro and enable SMAA. Even SMAA 1x looks A MILLION TIMES BETTER than AAx16 FX 6300 OC @ 5.0 GHz Formula Z Motherboard Sapphire R9 290 8GB of A Data XPG RAM 120 FPS cap a 144Hz Lightboosted monitor 120 FPS Average 60 FPS Low In: Hardware and Tech
Thread: M8 Greyhound Canister Shot4 Nov 2014, 10:36 AM lolno In: COH2 Balance
Thread: Bot not responding to commands3 Nov 2014, 02:20 AM wat In: COH2 Bugs
Thread: What the garden is this chat moderation bullpudding?25 Oct 2014, 20:51 PM Jump back to quoted post25 Oct 2014, 00:27 AMsomenbjorn Wow I feel sorry for you that you have to live in a place where violence and threat of violence is everyday things. Equally I don't know about any QB. I don't watch NFL. Nothing against the sport, it is just not in my culture to pay attention to that sport. I do hope this incident was regarded as something horrible and something to work against rather than something we have to accept because of sports. Yes I fully understand I might be in a minority about how E-sports should devolope and that cursing/bad mouthing is a part of it as it stands today. Im just saying I don't fancy it nor that it should be condoned. If Im in a minority or not doesn't bother me.If my own oppinion are wrong, that isn't impossible, I will change my opponion. But as I see it, not cursing at eachother is a step in the right direction. Yes I understand people aren't trying to be mean or anything, but as I've said before, Irony doesn't do well in text. I still don't see how I make logical errors, sure I might make assumptions without any data to back it up, or base my assumptions on things I personally have experienced, something that is anecdotal. But I don't see how I'm illogical. That would be me, atleast I think. All I'm saying is that alot of people whats e-sports to be a part of reuglar sports, but they do not put the effort in into making it a sport, because of the lack of sportsmanship. I do know what happens in real sport, I participate in them. Now sure T&R doesnt include tackling your opponent but the things you cite seems to be nitpicking extrordinare. The examples you give is what regular sports use to show exactly how NOT to act. Or does the racing community think that was an ok thing to do? When the golf community makes a big deal out of somebody behaving badly, should we then use this as an excuse to behave equally poor? Or try to be better than that? And a final question: Why do you feel the need to refer to me as "kid"? Is this some kind of effort of yours push the sematics that I am not old enough to understand the workings of mankind? I assure you, that you are correct I do not know all there is to know about the human experience at the tender age of 24. Sorry about calling you kid man. We're actually the same age. Its just typically when somebody our age is willing to type a wall of text -- having been in college forces them to cite sources out of habit. So seeing you post so much of your opinion was a bit off putting and made me think you were a bit younger than you actually are. In: COH2 Gameplay
Thread: What the garden is this chat moderation bullpudding?24 Oct 2014, 23:32 PM Jump back to quoted post24 Oct 2014, 14:39 PMsomenbjorn If you get mad and start cussing during a competition you loose. Plain and simple. Any drop in focus and that's it. IF you get mad you start to tense up and that is it, you can't catch that puck, strike that drive, clear the bar. you see it all the time in youth competitions. Friendly banter is trying to get the guy you are competing against to loose his cool while you keep yours, cussing is horrible for this (and also while avoiding any technical fouls.). Don't know why but cursing at someone gets you mad, often madder than the other guy. Athletes train hard not to get mad but to live in the second and just shrug it off. When you see someone rage you don't see them competing anymore for a while. They need to cool off and refocus. The myth that "regular" sportsmen are just as bad as gamers is a nothing but a myth used to excuse the horrible behaviour of gamers. On a lighter note athletes and gamers have more or less the same diets. Though athlets, atleast in the world of T&R do drink more than gamers. There's some much conjecture and opinion in your post. Listen. The fact is there are more recorded videos of professional athletes behaving "badly" -- talking shit. Than behaving well. We're excluding their broadcasted games, because I know I'm not the same guy in front of my boss that I am at home. Some guys are the same, some guys aren't. But the fact is a majority aren't because of policy or whatever, and we have youtube to confirm what I said is a fact. Now before you say "duh of course they get recorded doing bad things than good things." I would agree, however how are you going to prove your point? There's no empirical proof. There is however for my argument. Also, being calm cool and level headed is only how some people compete. One of my friends Robert was the most raging angry mother fucker you've ever met on a basketball floor until he got off. Sound like somebody? Kobe Bryant? The fact is this kid got scouted for the NBA. I used both a personal and professional anecdote. And we both know your point here is moot because it is an opinion. Some people play while their hot, some people play while their cold. Might as well have not even said anything here jbourne. Friendly banter is not as you define it. Friendly banter, I'm willing to bet by 90% of the populace is never trying to offend anyone... ever, because its friendly -- asshole. If you can't see the lack of logic in your arguments I'm just going to stop replying. At least say "my definition of friendly banter." How old are you? Also, who said gamers were the worst "trash talkers?" God damnit kid I'm going to make you start citing your sources. Do you ANYTHING about sports, ANYTHING? Do you know what happens in real sports? Nikki Lauda talked shit to Michael Schumacher. Wanna know what happened next? Michael Schumacher fucks Nikki Lauda's wife. You ever hear about something like that in E-Sports? What about the stuff that happens off the field like the Broncos QB getting shot in a drive by because the last team he played against he talked shit to a blood on the other team. Kid your head is so far up your own ass. There's no REAL threat of violence or struggle or qualm in E-Sports. Its just words. I'm from a place where words cause real violence. Like say the wrong thing and you might get shot. While you might not get shot in sports you're a hell of a lot more likely to get cracked in the face, have your wife cuckolded, and overall have your life affecting in some very negative way. You wanna know why kid, competition. Here you're acting like me saying I'm going to fuck your mother is going to end the world. Give me a fucking break. In: COH2 Gameplay
Thread: What the garden is this chat moderation bullpudding?24 Oct 2014, 23:04 PM Jump back to quoted post24 Oct 2014, 13:34 PMRomeo I totally understand people wanting to opt in to this, but what I don't understand is how people can downplay some of the verbal abuse in this community as if it's no big deal. Like seriously have you seen some of this stuff? Dude you're acting like these people are waking you up in the middle of the night with their hollering calling you and your mother worthless freeloading pieces of shit. Its CoD speak brah, and the internet. Your acting like their words are actually offending you is a 1st world problem. If you actually gave a shit about verbal abuse you'd be working with at risk children not playing a stupid fucking video game. The real problem here is affluent white children playing video games feeling their entitled some sense of political correctness. Jump back to quoted post24 Oct 2014, 14:10 PMsomenbjorn Now Ive read my post 4 times already. Where am I illogical? Am I missing a comma or added one too many? Im saying E-sports will never be accepted until such times that the Gamer community grows up. I know what to expect of the interwebs, I live and work here. When you see something you don't like do you shrug and say "Hey thats life" and grin and bear it or should you try to change it? I guess its either a sense of entitlement or unrealistic expectation that I was trying to point out in your last post that you seem oblivious to. You are correct, if there is something wrong or something that could be done better -- IN MY OPINION -- you should change it, do it better. That however, is not a universal feeling. In the sense of the internet, I feel that it is perfect as it is. I would go as far as to say that the people who agree with me -- that the rage, hatespeak, and trash talking are a part of video games -- vastly outnumber people like you. People like you being people who want either sportsmanship or a more "friendly" community. Now we're getting into semantics as to whether the majority make something correct but I think that's bullshit. The simple fact is you should be able to say whatever you want so long as you aren't actually threatening somebody. I mean I can say I'm going to fuck your mom until she explodes but my ability to actually find her and do that are slim to none, so there's nothing really to worry about. In: COH2 Gameplay
Thread: What the garden is this chat moderation bullpudding?24 Oct 2014, 11:01 AM Jump back to quoted post24 Oct 2014, 08:04 AMsomenbjorn Not talking about CoH2 here but E-sports in general. E-sports will never be a thing until gamers adopt the ideas of Fair Play and Sportsmanship. There is badmouthing tolerated in all sports, but E-sports can't get it right. There is a difference between telling a hockey player who fell: "Hey watch it the ice is slippery!" and telling the same player "HAHA You fucking n00b you suck so bad!" Now alot of players, especially good players gets this right. But a ton of gamers can't get it right. Friendly banter is not calling someone names or cursing. That is just being an asshole. So I kinda like the chat moderation things, more peope hevf to stop be mad, is only a game. Friendly banter =/= talking shit friendly banter =/= sportsmanship esports =/= sportsmanship You're argument is so illogical it hurts. If you want sportsmanship get off the internet. This is the last place you're going to get it. If you do want be sportsmanlike that's fine but just remember where you are. Its like comparing the sportsmanlike conduct of rubgy (breaking each others faces) to F1 (sharing cocaine straws and sluts.) I'm not saying you can't be civil in rugby, but its more about violence than politics -- that is a fact. The same goes here on the internet. We all have huge e-weiners and I'm going to make damn sure you smell my huge stinky one. In: COH2 Gameplay
Thread: What the garden is this chat moderation bullpudding?24 Oct 2014, 01:30 AM Jump back to quoted post24 Oct 2014, 01:26 AMRomeo I for one hugely approve of the feature, but not your tone or language. Remember your manners! Wait, so you're saying you're in favor of the feature? Why not have it be an option? It regex's the chat for people with virgin eyes and everyone else can be as vulgar and offensive as they want everybody is happy. Honestly I think it was a retarded idea. If I want to talk shit I'm going to bypass that filter every way I know how. I think a better idea would have been a mute function. In: COH2 Gameplay
Thread: What the garden is this chat moderation bullpudding?24 Oct 2014, 01:02 AM Talking shit is a staple of video games. Is anybody else outraged that you can't say fuck or anything like that in the beta without virtual nanny saying "please be nice?" In: COH2 Gameplay
Thread: Is Coh2 ready for E-Sports?Post-oktober Betapatch discussion23 Oct 2014, 01:17 AM lol fuckno. Does anyfucking body even read the patch notes any more? Units and Abilities Allies are more difficult to play as a result of their high unit count and low power ratio per unit. For example, instead of heaving one super heavy Tiger, the USF have two or three Sherman Tanks. In theory, the USF player possesses a relatively similar army value; in practice the execution of this army requires greater coordination. Short term, our goal is to target a few problematic units or upgrades to better align the factional balance. Long term, we will be addressing faction scaling, how the power of a faction compounds into the late game, and difficulty of play related to Allied army composition. That said, other factors will likely be added to that list as we further investigate some of the challenges players are facing. In: Lobby