Keresési eredmények

Have a lot of good skins and knives! Send trade offer, everything is up for trade! :)

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I have many KNIVES (around 300 right now) :
M9 Bayonet
Bayonet
Karambit
Gut knife
Shadow daggers
Huntsman
Navaja knife
Butterfly knife
Talon knife
Flip knife
Falchion

You better take a look at my inventory and make an offer⬇⬇⬇⬇⬇
[TL] https://steamcommunity.com/tradeoffer/new/?partner=164750414&token=9EHd3f2v

I would like to look for non role-play servers such as ttt and regular gmod servers.

yeah

Did you start exploring before you solved the mission at the west storage depop (where you get the arm with the implated chip)?

я тоже не могу в убежище зайти, пишет поиск сервера, а друг минут 10 назад заходил и зашел без проблем и не лагает

takoyakisama eredeti hozzászólása:

Diviy eredeti hozzászólása:

You have no idea what u are talking about

Oh I have a RTX 4080 Super, Ryzen 7 7800x3d btw

I have a 4080 super as well and it works perfectly. You obviously don't know what you are talking about. Learn to optimize. There are bad things about this game but performance is not one of them. Maybe it is a Ryzen thing. with my 4080 and 3700k I get 200+ fps. sounds like a user error to me.

You're kidding, right? Have you ever heard of a little thing called a memory leak? I'd assume that is what is causing people problems. If there's one of those, no hardware if going to stop your PC from crashing from time to time.

ixthula eredeti hozzászólása:

Phones blast packets to voip-servers in order for those voip-servers to have capacity to accept connections from users. The phone packets don't seem to have a destination associated with them (any voip-server can pick them up), but they also don't seem to be broadcast messages (so routers shove them down their default route unless they're otherwise handled).

If you have your voip-server and the phone separated by a router where the phone's outgoing packets won't hit the VOIP box by default, you can build a chain of routing rules to forward all traffic from the phone to the VOIP box.

route add from <phone address> via <port towards voip-server> on <router>

Routers actually do that with all broadcast packets as best I can tell. The 'does it count as broadcast' test would be turning off broadcast forwarding on the router and seeing if the phone packets go to the default port or just get dropped.