Commented 7 years ago2017-10-01 11:20:32 UTC
in journal: #8872Comment #44128
Don't get me wrong, this has had absolutely zero effect on me. I've had comments to this nature on other older channels that I usually ignore. Since, turning 30 last year, I really couldn't care less what other people thing of me.
I'll be honest though, this time I saw an opportunity to turn the last comment to my advantage and I took it. And yeah... I'm just a little pleased with myself.
Commented 7 years ago2017-10-01 07:05:13 UTC
in journal: #8872Comment #44129
I've checked the Youtube channels of yours and SnC. Seems like no updates in months. On SnC the featured video is about The Core, tagged "soon" - 3 years ago.
I want to learn anti-procrastination methods from you guys :)).
Staying on topic, I can't believe there are still trolls like that on the internet. Probably pubescent boys, but if not, that's just sad. Unfortunately I haven't produced content on which people would insult me, so I don't really know the feeling, but honestly a stoic attitude is best here. Lately I've been driving more and there are all kinds of douchebags on the road, unless they put your life at risk, it's best to ignore them. This might be a sensible approach too with these virtual douchebags.
Commented 7 years ago2017-09-30 20:32:30 UTC
in journal: #8871Comment #48462
Yeah, but we don't use euros here... We use KM, short for "konvertibilna marka". Around 2 KM = 1€. Lol. Now imagine a 1600 euro PC in Bosnia. Not only 3200KM, but even more than that! XD
Commented 7 years ago2017-09-30 09:18:18 UTC
in journal: #8871Comment #48453
I built all of my computers since 2002 (five of them). You can't get a better deal than a commercial builder because they get special deals for buying in bulk.
Commented 7 years ago2017-09-30 00:44:57 UTC
in journal: #8872Comment #44127
What the hell is this guy's problem? Don't you talk to Urbles like that! Bet it's an 11-year old who just got his own internet connection. 'Look ma, I can insult people on the Internet for no reason and nothing is gonna stop me.'
Commented 7 years ago2017-09-29 21:41:28 UTC
in journal: #8871Comment #48452
Ram: 16 gigabytes of force lightning. Motherboard: One the original slates God's Ten Commandments were written upon. Graphics Card: Eye of Sauron++ on acid and it's a Friday night. Audio Card: a potato chip.
And free Mcafee.
I don't know what I would do with that much power. I suppose photoshop would finally run better I guess. Glad you're get a hot new rig, a lot of games seem rather unoptimized these days.
Commented 7 years ago2017-09-29 20:50:34 UTC
in journal: #8871Comment #48460
@SourceSkyBoxer
1600 euros is not cheap in my opinion. For me, 600 euros is between expensive and acceptable. Only less than 300 or 200 is cheap, according to my standards. xD
Commented 7 years ago2017-09-26 19:37:53 UTC
in journal: #8869Comment #66642
I literally just play it for the competitive aspect - for me purchasing the knife was a reward for reaching MG1 which I got from my birthday money from many people.
I'm mostly fucked on about not purchasing and rewarding myself skins for improving in the game. We had hackers against us yet again today, but it's happening all too often these days, but we still win somehow sometimes. (:
Commented 7 years ago2017-09-26 10:06:37 UTC
in journal: #8869Comment #66644
Isn't it "NineTnine"? xd Also, it (playing the game to unlock stuff rather than playing the game itself) is is pretty much the reason why I don't want to be in modern online gaming.
Commented 7 years ago2017-09-26 08:48:06 UTC
in journal: #8869Comment #66639
Agree with NineTrine, add micro-transactions and/or anything unlockable in a multiplayer game and most people are playing to unlock rather than playing the game itself.
Commented 7 years ago2017-09-25 06:09:53 UTC
in journal: #8869Comment #66638
I can understand this, similar stuff happens in Player Unknown's Battleground now too...
I started playing that game a while back when cheaters and hackers weren't in the game as much. When they started to introduce micro transactions and stuff people would just join a game to farm so then there were less people actually 'playing' the game in a round. I suppose that sort of stuff kinda ruins the original concept of the game for me, which is one of the reasons I never played CS:GO
Commented 7 years ago2017-09-24 08:41:31 UTC
in journal: #8869Comment #66643
I remember that I once played on a Bosnian CS 1.6 server. And guess what... 120 deaths, 30 kills. That's around 135 rounds (sometimes I'd kill and survive, sometimes I'd not kill and survive, sometimes I'd just die etc.).
Half of the players on that server were cheaters! Aimbot and wallhack.
The server had the lowest ping on the list and I thought "Oh, excellent, I'll finally not be that lagger who has a sky-high latency!".
But the server was populated with cheaters. I'm sure because I was spectating them for a while and it totally showed that they were cheaters.
That's what ultimately told me to back off, and this is the exact reason why I don't play multiplayer games, I just test my maps and stuff in them.
If I ever map for CS:GO, I'll never buy a skin, never play competitive or any multiplayer at all (unless it's a playtest of one of my maps, who knows). 2012 CS:GO was good, now it's something I'll try to avoid for one part.
I'll have to say, though:
This chicken with a sweater is so funny. XD
The map, however, reminds me of when I first tried CS:GO on my laptop. It was that exact map, Vertigo, and I had 4fps in it. Lol, worse than Crysis's 6.5fps. So yeah, I won't get to Counter-Strike: Global Offensive mapping soon...
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I'll be honest though, this time I saw an opportunity to turn the last comment to my advantage and I took it. And yeah... I'm just a little pleased with myself.
I want to learn anti-procrastination methods from you guys :)).
Staying on topic, I can't believe there are still trolls like that on the internet. Probably pubescent boys, but if not, that's just sad. Unfortunately I haven't produced content on which people would insult me, so I don't really know the feeling, but honestly a stoic attitude is best here. Lately I've been driving more and there are all kinds of douchebags on the road, unless they put your life at risk, it's best to ignore them. This might be a sensible approach too with these virtual douchebags.
We use KM, short for "konvertibilna marka". Around 2 KM = 1€. Lol.
Now imagine a 1600 euro PC in Bosnia. Not only 3200KM, but even more than that! XD
Now I understand. Prices are bad here, too. :/
Edit:
Darn, not another double post!
― Mark Twain
I taught my son how to build one.
Motherboard: One the original slates God's Ten Commandments were written upon.
Graphics Card: Eye of Sauron++ on acid and it's a Friday night.
Audio Card: a potato chip.
And free Mcafee.
I don't know what I would do with that much power. I suppose photoshop would finally run better I guess. Glad you're get a hot new rig, a lot of games seem rather unoptimized these days.
1600 euros is not cheap in my opinion. For me, 600 euros is between expensive and acceptable. Only less than 300 or 200 is cheap, according to my standards. xD
I too am nearly 30... it scares me.
I'm mostly fucked on about not purchasing and rewarding myself skins for improving in the game. We had hackers against us yet again today, but it's happening all too often these days, but we still win somehow sometimes. (:
Also, it (playing the game to unlock stuff rather than playing the game itself) is is pretty much the reason why I don't want to be in modern online gaming.
I didn't know they actually banned for that. I guess if you're shit for the first round, you better stay shit for the second round.
I started playing that game a while back when cheaters and hackers weren't in the game as much. When they started to introduce micro transactions and stuff people would just join a game to farm so then there were less people actually 'playing' the game in a round. I suppose that sort of stuff kinda ruins the original concept of the game for me, which is one of the reasons I never played CS:GO
And guess what... 120 deaths, 30 kills. That's around 135 rounds (sometimes I'd kill and survive, sometimes I'd not kill and survive, sometimes I'd just die etc.).
Half of the players on that server were cheaters! Aimbot and wallhack.
The server had the lowest ping on the list and I thought "Oh, excellent, I'll finally not be that lagger who has a sky-high latency!".
But the server was populated with cheaters. I'm sure because I was spectating them for a while and it totally showed that they were cheaters.
That's what ultimately told me to back off, and this is the exact reason why I don't play multiplayer games, I just test my maps and stuff in them.
If I ever map for CS:GO, I'll never buy a skin, never play competitive or any multiplayer at all (unless it's a playtest of one of my maps, who knows). 2012 CS:GO was good, now it's something I'll try to avoid for one part.
I'll have to say, though:
The map, however, reminds me of when I first tried CS:GO on my laptop.
It was that exact map, Vertigo, and I had 4fps in it. Lol, worse than Crysis's 6.5fps. So yeah, I won't get to Counter-Strike: Global Offensive mapping soon...