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Valorant Dev Comments on Call of Duty Cheating Problem GAMERANT.COM A Valorant developer suggests potential strategies the Call of Duty franchise can use to effectively address its ongoing cheating issues.
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Same to you and your family...
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In case i get tied down, and forget again this yr., Happy Thanksgiving to all of you guys. Hope you have a great day!
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Pink Floyd - Live 8 - 4K Remastered - Full Concert
NetRngr commented on Gator's video in Entertainment
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Pink Floyd - Live 8 - 4K Remastered - Full Concert
Gator commented on Gator's video in Entertainment
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The 'Verse is a vast place, and unfortunately not all of it is safe. At some point you may find yourself face-to-face (or ship-to-ship) with an alien fighter squad, a pirate scouting party, or simply hostile players that want to take your things. There are also naturally occurring hazards, loss of fuel, and malfunctions to consider. Even the best pilot in the universe may find themselves at the mercy of a planetary storm that can render their ship stranded or worse. The way to ensure that your property will not be lost forever when these events happen is through insurance policies for your ships.
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Xbox Cloud Gaming will let you stream your own games in November - The Verge WWW.THEVERGE.COM You’ll finally be able to stream games you own through Xbox Cloud Gaming.
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Spectrum - v7.4.2 ROBERTSSPACEINDUSTRIES.COM RSI’s Spectrum is our integrated community and player interaction service, including chat, forums, game integration, and Player Organization facilities. Player Organizations (“Org”...
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David Gilmour - Between Two Points (with Romany Gilmour) [Tour Rehearsal]
NetRngr commented on Gator's video in Entertainment
Love me some DG. His daughter is awesome as well. -
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Ya know, as much as I hate to say it, after the state of the last few BF games to release Im gonna have to say I'm gonna give this a hard pass until at least well after launch. I have always pre purchased whatever BF game came down the pipe even after BF5, however after the guys and gals at DICE / EA have utterly refused to listen to the overwhelming majority of their customers as to what they want in a game it's just not worth the investment up front. Maybe if the game launches pretty much bug free and plays well then I will jump in but honestly, I doubt it will based on past performance. How I miss the day when developers listened to the client base and used the invested customers for testing and development. They had the opportunity to make player run servers something the likes of which hasn't been seen before and screwed the pooch and wasted a really talented dev while doing it.
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Well, not sure how I feel about that. I mean if they are doing internal testing I dont feel they need to tell anyone anything about it however I'm less forgiving than I would be since they pushed it on live servers all stealth mode. They got lucky this time if people liked the change as much as they think they do but it could have gone horribly wrong. Skill based matchmaking is a good idea to keep players playing because really who want to get roflstomped every time you play a game but no game company has figured out the sweet spot really well yet. I will say I did like the original way PUBG didn't even try to use SBMM and just dumped the first 100 folks into a free for all. Sometimes you got lucky others you got stomped but it was good... until every cheating script kiddie on the planet decided to use cheats in the game.
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Matchmaking Series 2 (activision.com)
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Activision secretly experimented on 50% of Call of Duty players by 'decreasing' skill-based matchmaking, and determined players like SBMM even if they don't know it | PC Gamer WWW.PCGAMER.COM The experiment was just one discovery of a 25-page paper covering how SBMM works in Call of Duty.
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