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Remedy is now learning why most publishers stopped working with them.

Are you guys also experiencing this? Sometimes I randomly die due to bleeding out without being hit or with no enemies near me.
I usually stim myself as soon as I'm hit by an attack, so when this happens it's always a surprise, because by the time I realise I'm losing health, it's too late to stim,

Is this a known issue? I happened to me enough times in the last few days to be a one-off.

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And I was so proud of my level 97 hardcore character...

Great review! It's really nice to hear from the perspective of a fellow story-lover why the 'jank' can make a decent story tough to enjoy. Hades this is not, it sounds like, but it's frustrating to hear that they didn't tweak what could have still been a good experience. Thanks for the tips to how someone could actually enjoy the game as it is btw

Valve is one of the biggest companies in the gaming world, with hugely successful titles like Counter-Strike, Dota 2, and Team Fortress 2. However, one of the biggest issues these games—especially Counter-Strike—still face is the overwhelming presence of cheaters. Unfortunately, the current detection system, VAC (Valve Anti-Cheat), has proven to be ineffective against the constant evolution of cheating methods.

Nowadays, it’s common to encounter players using aimbots, wallhacks, and other types of cheats even in casual or ranked matches. This completely ruins the experience for honest players. Many eventually give up on the game out of frustration, which harms the community and damages the game’s reputation.

Valve needs to invest more in modern technologies like real-time anti-cheat systems, machine learning, and possibly even partnerships with cybersecurity companies to deal with this issue more effectively. Transparency about anti-cheat actions and faster, more visible punishments would also go a long way in restoring trust.

If Valve wants to keep its player base active and satisfied, fighting cheaters must become a priority. The quality of a game is directly tied to fairness and competitiveness—and that can only be ensured with a more modern and effective anti-cheat system.

these mfs be doing anything but be productive

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There aren't many devs left nowadays that i trust enough to preorder or get a season pass. Triumph is one such dev. No regrets. They delivered and i'll probably also purchase season 3 in advance.

I trust Triumph as well, and want them to succeed. But the problem is the value on these DLCs is just bad, when I can get an entire amazing game for the same price. You have to go through some serious mental gymnastics to justify spending $34, instead of buying a game that will give you 200+ hours of fun for example.

Season 1 had a much more reasonable pricing format, that's when I was buying.

In my experience:
1. The easiest by far are the scam mails. I make about 5-10k RM from that every time the shop restocks with the highest printing/paperwork skill. Plus you get free food in jail :D
2. The next best thing seems mashing and selling that. Or fermenting it into beer or other alcohol.
3. Planting wheat/rye and hops in the farm also works well. You can make a lot of extra money by stealing the leftover (hop) seeds, cleaning them and then selling them to the farm shops.
4. Grabbing the medicine and stuff that respawns daily and selling it to passmore. It's a nice chunk of change.
5. Making lockpicks.

Things that are kinda in the middle:
1. Gathering and selling bottles.
2. Gathering junk to sell in the shop.
3. Composting to sell fertilizer
4. Planting your own crops to sell. Overall it seems better to use them to mash.

Things that aren't worth the time imo:
1. Making firewood/planks to sell
2. Doing anything with the sewing machine.
3. Bothering with using the brick furnace to smelt. It's way too painful and time inefficient imo to deal with the gas bottles.
4. Making pizza to sell.
5. Rat farm especially seems useless. Cat farm might be ok, but I havent found a good use for cat meat.
6. Renting and hoping to get your money back xD

I am sure that your "3.15" method is really good, and I will try it later. But I want to understand/sort out my omission/mistake first.
And so (as the simplest way) my actions before a torpedo attack. I am motionless at periscope depth. One mechanic is at the dive control post, the second mechanic "warms up" the torpedo. I am behind the periscope in the conning tower. The boatswain is behind the "TDC" device.
1. Identify the target.
2. I give the command "sink the torpedo tube".
3. Determine the target's course: I put a point on the map (let's call it "A") at the location of the ship/target. After some game time (about 15 minutes), I put another point (let's call it point "B") at the location of the target. Then I draw a line (ray) starting at the original point "A" with the center at point "B", and at the end of the line I put point "C".
4. I calculate the target course angle (TCA). I enter the resulting angle (for example: 78 degrees) into the control panel. I press the button for transmitting data to the "TDC" device, and hear a response about receiving it. At the same time, the periscope sight is already aimed at the center of the ship/target.
5. I calculate the target speed. The easiest way is to use the periscope sight. (I start counting the time when the ship's bow is on the vertical line of the periscope sight, and I finish counting the time when the ship's stern passes this line). I also enter the received data (for example, 6 knots) into the control panel, send the data to the "TDC" device, and hear a response about their receipt.
6. I measure the distance from the submarine to the target (for example: 1.8 km). I enter the received data into the control panel and transmit it to the "TDC" device, I hear a response about their receipt.
I even tried (using the "torpedo direction" beam) to determine the distance from the submarine to the point where the torpedo hit my target, and entered exactly this data (for example, 1.7 km).
8. Before firing the torpedo, I update the target's course angle data (since while I was calculating the target's speed, the ship moved). I enter the received data (for example, 79 degrees) into the control panel, send the data to the "TDC" device, and hear a response about its receipt.
Saved in the game. Although I don't use saves at all (only in the port).
Fired a shot. Result: the torpedo passed behind the target.
Loaded the save.
Changed the speed data on the panel (instead of 6 knots, I set 7 knots).
Fired. Result: the torpedo passed in front of the ship.
Loaded the save again. Changed only the "target heading angle" data. (added 2 degrees to my calculated 79 degrees). That is, entered 81 degrees into the control panel.
Shot. Result: hit the center of the ship.
A question for the experts of the "What? Where? When?" club - Where am I being stupid?