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Hahaha, you guys are funny — please do your research before you post something...

This is a completely new sequel from a new, experienced simulation developer. Of course, there are similarities to its predecessor, as it involves extinguishing fires in an American setting.

A season pass has already been announced, there are more licenses, it's cross-platform, has modding, different attack modes, even foam, and many other things that its predecessor didn't have.

In addition, Unreal 5 looks better and offers more variety.

But yes, it's not an alien shooter and it looks like a firefighting game should...

FYI: I've played both games – ffs-ts and ffs-i (beta) – so I've already seen all the differences.
I'll definitely be getting it.

I'm not the original poster, but the game wasn't originally free for me. Maybe you got it for free, Obigaming25; but there is a cost to buy the game usually.

I think I pad $20 or $30 ... years ago. I definitely got my money's worth in my opinion.

I’m going to sleep now, I’ll accept your requests in the morning. Thank you.

Първоначално публикувано от Llynok:

Aura grows!

- Added icon with tooltip in save overview page when the teams are set to the default values. In this case, saving the game config will not link to the teams which is now reflected in the UI.
- Minor tweaks to text and colors in the save overview UI

This is a release candidate for EA32 :D

Hello everyone. About two months ago, I started seriously thinking about the Trust Factor system in CS. As you know, it’s almost impossible to fully understand how it actually works. Valve never reveals the exact criteria; they only confirm that the system tracks your behavior over the long term. But one thing we all know for sure: getting reported, kicked, or banned directly lowers your Trust Factor.

I couldn’t let this go, so I decided to investigate. Almost obsessively, I ran tests on four different accounts, comparing statistics and gameplay to see what really affects Trust Factor.

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The following things do not directly increase or decrease your Trust Factor:

- Playing other games
- Being active on Steam
- Removing banned friends
- Avoiding toxic chat or swearing
- Kicking a teammate
- Reporting other players
- Buying games on Steam
- Receiving commendations
- Spamming or insulting in chat

Yes, none of these actions have any real impact on your Trust Factor.

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After months of testing, I realized that Trust Factor is heavily linked to how the anti-cheat system interprets your gameplay behavior. Even if you don’t cheat, certain playstyles can make you look suspicious to the system.



- Constant pre-aim / prefire: Always holding crosshair on entry points and instantly shooting looks unnatural.
- High prefire and wallbang accuracy: Consistently successful wallbangs reduce Trust Factor.
- One-tap headshot ratios: Extremely high HS % (especially above 80%) is flagged as abnormal.
- Perfect spray control: Robotic spray patterns look suspicious.
- Unrealistic reaction times: Millisecond reactions every round are not human-like.
- Excessive flick shots: Constant flicking with high accuracy is cheat-like behavior.
- Static K/D ratios: Always having the same K/D looks unnatural.
- Low assists / no utility usage: Playing only for kills and ignoring teamplay reduces trust.
- Repetitive playstyle: Always playing the same spot or angle looks like a bot pattern.
- No voice communication: Never using mic marks you as less of a “team player.”

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The answer is simple: do the opposite of everything listed above.

- Vary your gameplay and don’t always pre-aim the same spots.
- Keep your HS ratio within realistic ranges.
- Mix spray and tapping, avoid looking robotic.
- Show natural ups and downs in your performance.
- Use voice communication and contribute with utility.
- Play like a human, not like a script.

The more natural and human-like your stats and gameplay appear, the higher your Trust Factor will rise.

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Professional players are an exception. Since they usually play on Faceit, ESEA, or similar platforms, their stats and playstyles are not measured by the in-game Trust Factor system in the same way. Everything I’ve written here applies to regular matchmaking players, not pros.

I have this too, I've managed to "fix it" by going to the customiser and equipping one of the presets. Not ideal as changing the helmet reintroduces the bug but at least there's a way to get rid of the glitch until they fix it.

No, its prime directives specifically forbid sparing anybody, that was the first thing I made sure of.

HI! Photon error can happen for multiple reasons, like your network connection lapsing, firewall messing with the game, or other factors.

We have a troubleshooting guide for photon errors you can take a look at here http://landfall.se/peak-faq

Two slices of bread on a carrot = 130 grams.