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is good?

Първоначално публикувано от Mark:

Първоначално публикувано от Grishark:

Good for u buddy, thank you for letting us know :)

Have a great day!

Why are you so patronising? Are you afraid of smart customers that will shut down you echo chamber of fake hype/positivity!

He is patronizing because no one cares if a couple of people decide not to get a game for whatever reason.
You don't need to announce you aren't getting it - no one cares.
I got it, many people got it and for once its not a mess on day one, so keep being smart, don't buy it, do whatever you want.
His response is spot on.

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Първоначално публикувано от Xiiro:

With the new updates to VAC, VACNet and Trustfactor the amount of cheaters in CS2 has dropped significantly.
The amount of cheaters still left is only about 0,027% of the entire playerbase, a tiny amount!

Finally Valve has solved the cheating problem 💪

What does zero thousand 27 percent mean?

I dont know, you tell me?

Sounds promising, I do hope they make it actually difficult in terms of skill expression. Not just damage sponges. Along with actual worthwhile rewards compared to the few somewhat useless relics we have now.

я их тоже не находил. Пришлось изучить на столе

Lmao, I think I just gave them money for nothing then

Come on, Callisto protocol was so bad. Objectively speaking. It was gorgeous looking, but boring af to play. And it was promised as Dead space successor (btw Dead Space 3 sucks as much as Callisto), which was not.

I am very good player my highest ascent was 4

Yeah, sliding around just feels bad, the momentum always seems random. Some slopes don’t give any boost, while a single step will launch me across the room. It just feels wrong.

Make sprinting the fastest way to move over long distances, with slide and dash serving as tools to dodge airborne attacks, like Husks, Spitters, Sirens, and Scrake grapples.

Sprinting could also slowly ramp up speed, +20% over 2 seconds o help with repositioning.

And instead of instantly killing momentum the moment you stop pressing movement keys, let it carry you forward for a bit depending on how much you’ve built up, like Team Fortress 2 does. You know, that really old game that hasn’t had a proper update in years.