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引用自 Jo_Mei：

press enter after u changed ur setting

I press enter or apply, but it doesnt work. Every time I join the game after i do that, the setting go back to "fullscreen" ( I tried exactly what you said right now and didn't work )

It shoots normally when it's standing still and hits, but when it moves it stops hitting at all... I tested it for an hour moving 4 units back and forth to make sure it definitely doesn't hit when it moves. During that time it hit 0 times, both other units and buildings, causing 0 damage. The shot happens and the missiles fly past, exploding somewhere beyond the map.

nah too many china cheater and no option to turn off cross-play for pc user so we stuck playing with console players with aim assist, haha no thank you! cs2 much better game than this poor excuse of a 'triple a' game lmfaoo the developers just graduated from html boot camp from udemy, so they don't know how to do these features

In the first mission only AT soldiers have items in their inventory. Why? Is this a bug?

引用自 Zalgo：

引用自 'norabseven：

Yes it's accessible and no you didn't miss a change, nothing in the game will be locked if you do something in the wrong order.
Here though, you might just not have the abilities to access just yet.

All achivements aviable now to complete?

yes. some might be very hard in the currently available content, but all are legitimately possible to obtain

Easy.

引用自 Zara：

Nan just quit video games in general. Gaming is just a coping stratgey we use to avoid life, and we only play because we get triggered from anexity, stress, or boredom. get pass those and abandon dota and your life will be great.

sort of true, but i love arc warden's voice and design too much

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引用自 Ice-Nine：

What most people don't realize is that in Japan, China, and Korea, "pay to win" doesn't have the same stigma that it does in western countries.

Paying to win is a lot more normalized. It's not considered cheating or skipping anything, it's just a form of winning. That's how you win things. If you can pay more then you are better at the game, just like in real life. If you can't afford to pay to win, then you're not a winner and you don't deserve to win.

On the one hand it's kinda depressing, but on the other hand it's refreshingly honest.

I even said that if you take this approach into account, it's a damn well thought out scheme to play on the sense of pride and vain and make richer and more successful people part with their money.
I don’t know how this can be explained through the mentality of Japan, China, and Korea, but in my eyes it looks like a great way to cheat rich "Pinocchios" out of money for the sake of the company's profit. So, it's probably fair enough to trick them out of extra money so that it doesn't sit in their pockets doing no good. lol

I mean, even if I had an exorbitant amount of money, I wouldn't invest in just one game. But... that's just me.