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Напиши в моем профиле что-нибудь из нижеперечисленного списка и я сделаю тоже самое
ENG: Write something from the list below in my profile and I will do the same


+rep gg
+rep Amazing Tactics
+rep Clutchmeister
+rep Killing Machine
+rep One shot, one kill. No luck, just skill ✔
+rep leader
+rep clutch
+rep ONE TAP MACHINE
+rep best temmate
+rep thx for win
+rep AWP GOD
+rep thx for game
+rep 200 iq

Sadly, it doesn't stop there. According to the wiki, on level 44 you need Kriss, a Story Mode Champion, and on level 45 you need Makeda, another Crate Champion. And that's as far as the wiki goes.

Αναρτήθηκε αρχικά από Anubis, un poderoso enemigo:

Man, BHVR was doing such a good job recently, I mean, about hearing the playerbase. I know it's not a lot, but they're actually doing it more than in the past few years... but then they do stuff like this. Survivors or killers, I think everyone can agree infinite items are gamebreaking.

Dawg they barely listen to us unless its effecting sales or numbers, and some CM's will literally try to argue or gaslight people on the forums or Reddit about questions/issues. BHVR has not been doing a good job lol.

I click play, it takes about a minute, and the PC restarts itself

If you stop playing a game that has a constant drip of content, don't be surprised when you come back after a year and there is new stuff to earn that might take you some time to catch up with.

Then again, if you quit for an entire year you basically haven't played the game at all anyway. It's hard to imagine you really care about what you can or can't earn in this game when you haven't really played it.

Αναρτήθηκε αρχικά από $𝖒𝔬𝗸𝖊:

Posting this from James Krieger's article since everyone else on here are spineless hivemind cowards incapable of critical thinking or putting themselves in other people's shoes. If this were happening to you, you wouldn't be telling others they're in the wrong, but of course, it's never the company's the fault, it's the users fault for not wanting to abide by North Korean type regulations just to play a game.

"What Is Secure Boot?
- Your BIOS (Basic Input/Output System) is the first thing that runs when you hit the power button. It's the foundation everything else is built on. Secure Boot is a feature that only allows "signed" programs to run—programs that have been given a special stamp of approval by Microsoft or your computer manufacturer.

Think of it this way: Imagine if your car required you to get permission from Ford or Chevy before you could change your own oil. That's essentially what we're talking about here.

Why This Should Scare You
- Here's where it gets real. When you enable Secure Boot for a game:

You're locking out legitimate software - Got a custom Linux installation? Use specialized diagnostic tools? Run older hardware drivers? Too bad. Secure Boot says no.

You're trusting a game company with system-level access - The same companies that can't keep their servers from getting hacked want access to your computer's most critical systems. What could go wrong?

You're setting a dangerous precedent - Today it's Battlefield. Tomorrow it's every game, every application, maybe even your web browser. Where does it end?

The Real Battle
- This isn't about stopping cheaters—that's just the cover story. This is about control. Big tech companies have been slowly tightening the noose around user freedom for years. Remember when you could actually own the games you bought? When you could mod them, run them offline, share them with friends?

Those days are dying, and requirements like Secure Boot are just another nail in the coffin.

What Cheating Has To Do With It
- EA claims this is all about anti-cheat. They say kernel-level anti-cheat (programs that run at the deepest level of your operating system) needs Secure Boot to be effective. But here's the thing—cheaters are still going to cheat. They always find a way. Meanwhile, honest players are the ones getting screwed.

You know what stops cheating? Good game design. Dedicated servers with active admins. Community involvement. Not invasive software that treats every player like a criminal.

The Bigger Picture
- This is part of a larger war on general-purpose computing. Tech companies don't want you to have a computer that can run whatever you want. They want you to have an appliance that only runs approved software—their software.

Your PC is becoming like an iPhone, locked down and controlled by corporate overlords who decide what you can and can't do with the hardware you paid for.

What You Can Do
- Vote with your wallet - Don't buy games that require Secure Boot. Money talks, and it's the only language these companies understand.

- Spread the word - Most people have no idea what Secure Boot even is. Educate them. Share this article. Start conversations.

- Support alternatives - There are still game developers who respect their players. Find them. Support them. Show the industry there's another way.

The Bottom Line
I'm not asking you to become some kind of digital freedom fighter. I'm asking you to think about what you're giving up every time you click "Accept" on another invasive requirement.

Today it's Secure Boot for a game. Tomorrow it might be biometric scanning to open Microsoft Word. At some point, we need to draw a line in the sand and say, "This far, no further."

The question is: Where's your line?"

its one setting mate it hasnt affected any of my programs.. not a single one .its not a method of control or whatever else conspiracy crap you spout out . its for security thats it ..not rocket science buddy

Αναρτήθηκε αρχικά από jodorowsky671films:

buzz off, no one cares about your trigger words (rape, gore, necrophilia, job)

bro missed the joke 😭

Αναρτήθηκε αρχικά από Garage Monkeys S.A.:

Αναρτήθηκε αρχικά από Adamantium:

performance has taken a turn for the worse... stuttering and tanks down to 7 fps every 30 sec or so...
Am I the only one having these issues. before d12 it was running fine mostly, except a little stuttering when going to the junk yard.

Αναρτήθηκε αρχικά από BLOCKFETT:

Game didn't start anymore. Deinstall and thats it -.-

Try launching the game in the following way:
- Right-click on the game and select "Properties."
- Go to the "General" tab.
- Find the "Launch Options" section.
- In the text box, type: -dx11

thanx, that helped! back to normal!

I don't see them in my list either.