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I should have made the sarcasm a bit more apparent. Also, it doesn't really seem to work anymore. Hold on - let me record this. Maybe I'm just bad at QSing now. Going to post this in a sec.

Great, now that you've publicly posted it, all the kids on the block are going to be doing it! I think a REEEEEEE is in order here

Think about it in this way, I really would prefer not to get a true silver on my team when I get matched versus two hardcore golds. It's really stressful to 1v2 them. Calling backup really doesn't help either when I just get more low ranks. The silvers don't wanna play with the hardcore golds and the hardcore golds don't wanna play with anyone else but other golds. Maybe just locking gold to a gold district would solve the problem.

I was more pointing to the fact why that stuff was banned when PMG etc wasn't, not that they should be. Cause OCA isn't OP and neither are a lot of things that this guy banned. Yukon and all that stuff has glaring disadvantages anyways. Do people really lose FPS from the Ogre? I honestly didn't even know that was a problem

You do realize open conflict exists for a reason, right? If threat levels are locked to their districts, you can still just go to open conflict to play with your friend. Assuming people actually use the district like they do on console. Never really understood why PC players neglect open conflict while console players flock to it.

You'd need to be doing ZERO kills and objectives every game if you played every day to not be silver.

Get an i3-7100 + GTX 1050 build. That's bang for your buck at 500$ and lower. Everything incl. RAM, mobo, HD should be at or slightly above 500. If you want a specific min-maxed build PM me.

Correct me if I'm wrong, but I was pretty sure if you did the minimum breast size and made them super saggy and no perkiness, you could hide them very well with a hoodie (down) from one of the G1C packs. You could also look into turning the hunting vest into a winter down vest with some edgy North Face stuff underneath.

Locking threats to their respective districts is fine because if you are a consistent gold, it's quite a drag to play with your consistent silver friend. Either you have to completely carry them, throw a game entirely, or they have to sweat bullets to meet your standards. You might as well find people your own rank to play with. I don't think I've ever met a player that was consistently bronze, so that's fairly moot. Your bronze buddies can surely get to stable silver. Also: It's incredibly easy to get to silver. I'll bet a brand-new PC gamer could get silver within a couple weeks.

Just lock threats to their specific districts. There's enough playerbase to do that now. It'll be good until a new threat system is conjured up by LO in the future. To elaborate: Only golds can join gold district, etc. If someone changes threat after a mission, kick them from the district after some kind of warning message, like the AFK kick message. Should only apply to silver and gold to prevent trainees/greens/bronzes being kicked a ton.

You don't seem to understand that they can be made to do the same thing. I can configure a mouse macro that perfectly auto-fires, or I can make a mouse macro that only shoots when a certain pixel is red. Or you can use AHK scripts, or AutoIt scripts, to do the same exact thing. The real apples and oranges here is hacks and BOTH macros/scripts.

You want proof? Fine. Here's the proof. The lowest reachable reaction time is around 190ms for visual elements, e.g. a red crosshair, maybe? *cough cough* Average people are more around the 240 - 300 range, if we are considering the "average gamer" being under 40. You can create a script which will INSTANTLY fire when that crosshair turns red, making you a PHYSICAL IMPOSSIBILITY without that script. Add to that, that the hitboxes are big rectangles. You WILL hit them if that crosshair is red and you are using an accurate weapon, or corner-peeking with a shotgun. Furthermore, you can pile on top of a color triggerbot script, an auto-fire script. Very VERY few people are able to fire an Obeya CR762 at it's MAXIMUM fire rate 100% consistently. It's very, VERY hard to get an entire magazine perfectly fired at max RPM, and that's without enemies to worry about. With an autofire script (that detects if crosshair is red) doing it for you, it will have perfect fire-consistency outside of lagspikes and instantaneous reaction time un-achievable by humans. Hell, you could even make the script detect if the bloom is too high to start shooting, all while not interfacing with the game whatsoever. There's tons of applications for macros/scripts that make you more powerful than any human player. I'd really be scared if a seasoned pro decided to start using macros for that shit.

Dunno about you guys but I would buy a dab emote with included audio-clipping sound effect, probably using it with an Ogre after each kill

You highlighted that definition earlier as an example I didn't use, so I used it. Get over it? This topic needs to be locked.

Your posts can definitely be omitted with out loss of meaning or function.

It's the proper phrase.

The "legality" or arguing the technicalities of the use of macros is redundant, because either way it's frowned upon and if you argue for them/use them then you shouldn't be playing a competitive game.

It can be quite aggravating sometimes, but ANY objective can be like that if you are fighting good players. There's ways to defend every objective really well, just as there's many great ways to attack those positions as well. It all depends.

No idea how any of this info entered OP's mind when it's fully explained completely in-game, either getting shot by it and being able to count to 8 at the maximum or trying it for yourself.

High ping in this game is playable if you don't got huge packet loss. If you are teleporting around, freezing and such - probably BR server would still have issues like that for you, just not as frequent. A South American server would also most likely have less playerbase and would be similar to how Han is currently. Keep in mind that while with 300 ping you may not be able to beat NA players in a gunfight, you might want to look into learning good positioning/ricochet angles with OPGL. It's an incredibly valuable tool for high-ping players that are looking for a way to be competitive in teamfights.

Like the COBR-A, as mentioned before, being a complete delete-button worthy gun.

STAR has it's useful scenarios, just like the NTEC does. NTEC is a great sustained-damage weapon with good accuracy, whereas the STAR is as well but in closer ranges where you can use it's far superior max bloom. However, what makes it more of a CQC weapon is that it's bloom recovery is sluggish compared to the NTEC. It's a more niche weapon, but I've seen it used very effectively and it's a GREAT newbie weapon.

I like to use Fragile + Hard Landing for quick flanking maneuvers, or Flak + Landings 2 for general purpose. Not really meta, but it's fun to play around with and suits my playstyle decently. I alternate between Epinephrine and Medspray depending on which one I've run out of. Field Supplier for orange. That's a pretty useful meta combo. The Medspray really helps me because I don't use CA much, so it's giving me crazy high regen.

Like someone before mentioned, AHK is fine with BattlEye unless you are having perfect to the millisecond firerates or instant reaction times. If BattlEye doesn't catch that FairFight will. Obviously you could set up a fire delay for a triggerbot or a ms variation for auto-fire but at that point why not just play the game yourself...