Crunk

A "haha" with a rude gesture :c TBH you're being toxic about it, acting like I'm not a vet and this is news. It's one thing being toxic, it's another thing to basically call me a B word, a N word, and a noob over a joke.

Spoiler: there is a racial slur. :c Why :c

Ntec Mods, you'll thank me later.

It's almost like another way doesn't even exist. *players in vans run into the store behind me as I'm talking, as another player steals a parked vehicle, and an enforcer grabs it and puts it in impound* If only there was SOME way to make money that doesn't require using LTL in missions! Let's post about this problem more.

I wouldn't even say it's a buff for failed aim, because I get partial hits all the time at point blanc aiming at chest. I've been mainly using the Strife for a couple months lol. I really think it's just compensation for the nerf G1 took on shotguns when they removed the overpowered middle pellet and made hit registry near non-existent.

This is the beginning of a pass on BALANCING WEAPONS. Forgive me if I sound condescending but this isn't just a random nerf to a specific weapon type. This is an attempt to balance them all, and make them work more as intended. People lost HVR762 QS, and are gaining a better shotgun mechanic. Sorry if that sounds dumb to you, but it makes sense to me. Lose the ability to two shot at close range with a weapon that wasn't intended for it, gain the ability with weapons that were absolutely intended for it. The only difference? You can snipe a shotgunner. You can't snipe a sniper it just ends up being a game of who mistakenly pops up first. This promotes Skillful gameplay with both weapon types.

buy the revelations pack, equip the strife, put IR3, Bandolier 3, and 3PS on it. Profit.

I feel like a lot of people who responded here don't understand I'm not looking for advice on how to use the Joker SR315, but complaining more about the fact that when I use it, the hackusations against me nearly triple, simply because I can keep a consistent fire rate.

so silver districts are filled with..... special.... criminals?

Sooooo i'm freaking out over nothing? (also I've noticed I get hackusated so much more on BlitzKitty than Crunk, is that normal?)

I know hackusations don't result in a ban, but don't enough /reports get you banned?

I do play in silver, I still assume you have to be new to think i'm cheating, I still fluctuate to silver in high pop times.

I'm not bragging I'm serious this freaks me out. I'm not a cheater :c (except on singleplayer games like diablo and skyrim)

Is there any way the Joker Carbine could be explained better to newer players so that they understand clicking it slower than *as fast as your hand can possibly click* yields a faster, more smooth rate of fire? I get hackusated so much using it, and it's one of my favorite weapons. It scares me because I think someday someone is going to actually get me banned or something. Everyone I kill with it says I'm using a macro, and to be frank, I don't even know HOW to use a macro, nor do I care to, I'm not even clear as to what a macro even IS.

Please.

Thank you as well, But the entire point of this wasn't actually because I'm on the site or have been put there. I may have misconstrued that fact getting heated about this, I'm a passionate person. LittleOrbit's Privacy Policy (which is nearly inaccessible, the only clear way I find it is by going to https://register.gamersfirst.com/register/apb/ and clicking "Terms of Use" (https://www.gamersfirst.com/terms/) and then scrolling all the way down to "Disclosure of information" to find this link: https://www.gamersfirst.com/privacy/) Only protects LittleOrbit and subsidiaries, as well as outlining that people's real life information is collected and is accessible upon request. Your site may affect people in real life, should they have a breach in privacy, or someone poses to be the person they request information about. Where LittleOrbit is protected from anything concerning that breach is in the EULA(https://www.gamersfirst.com/eula/) it states that we the user covenant not to hold them accountable should a Third Party receives this information underneath "3.Ownership" part C. In other words, should your site be used by another third party to perform things such as libel or slander based on real-life information they extracted illegally from someone's account, you could be liable for damages even if the user who did it was caught. Getting every person you make a bust report on's permission would negate that. And that is also with respect. If I'm wrong that the entire thing is an unfair advantage because you could easily take the largest amounts of money you all have cataloged, type in-game "/FriendAdd (insert Mr. MoneyBags here)" and keep them from enjoying that part of the game indefinitely. That's also assuming only your clan uses the service. There's nothing stopping me from getting on BlitzKitty and using your website to really screw with players.

I claimed you could easily fight the 3rd instance with "Freedom of Speech" not that you violated it. I won't do the research you should be doing to own a public domain and be using private assets that belong to other people.

An online multiplayer game is still a reasonable place for privacy, considering that it is an area that is privately owned by the company(s) running it. Taking information from a private place of business online and publicizing it without permission is the same as using a long-range camera to take photos of the inner workings of a fast food restaurant without permission and publicizing their process. EG: I don't recall accepting a term from Little Orbit stating other users could publicize my actions that were taken within their game. Playing this game is the same as getting admission to a waterpark, everything within the park is their property and rules. If you were also at said waterpark and caught a photo of my nipple slipping out of my bikini top, it's illegal to publicize that outside the waterpark, even thought the waterpark is publically accessible with admission When you accept the ToS when logging in for the first time, you are being given admission to a private business.

For example: Currently in your "2018 Top 5 Busts" section underneath the tab "APB Criminal Busts" you have the information that Ashigara was "busted" with $73,763 This information is vague and publicly accessible. Did Ashigara give you permission to post this? If not you are actually breaking every one of the 4 instances possible for invasion of privacy. Invasion of Solitude: This person was playing a game alone, you used the features in-game which is well within your rights to do, and you beat them and got a large sum of in-game currency. However, you publicized the action that this person was taking within the game, which this person obviously wasn't making public on a 3rd party website. Appropriation of Name or Likeness: You're using this person's in-game identifier and actions to advertise your clan publically without permission. Public Disclosure of Private Facts: The information your posting is of something someone did within the confines of their own home, and you're publicising it without permission. This is easily fightable with the first amendment of the US Constitution though. False Light: Your website fails to disclose the fact that the monetary figures represent in-game currency in writing. For all anyone knows the person(s) posted in here were busted with real-life money. And unless you have permission from GamersFirst or LO to appropriate any and all in-game aliases, you have larger problems since they own them all. You're performing actions outside of their services that may affect their users, and they are a "For-Profit" business.

That's the Website's Terms of Use. I'm talking about using 3rd party services to gain an advantage in-game. It's also against GamersFirst's Original ToS which still applies since this was a "database" created and maintained before LO. It is in-fact an invasion of privacy to post an alias I use in real life and in-game, linked to an action performed within the game, without my knowledge or consent on any website. My reasonable expectation of privacy is not voided to anything outside of the game, therefore appropriating my alias to gain users in your clan, or to spread my name and likeness to your current users on a 3rd party website outside of the game is illegal.

You've never busted me and you never will, but I'd just like to point out using 3rd party services to gain an unfair advantage over other players (website with information on players) is against ToS. It's also an invasion of privacy to catalog a person's activities without their knowledge or acceptance. If I ever find my name or social/gaming alias on your website I will call a lawyer and press any and every charge I can against you. Thank you for your service though.

Name: CrunkGirl From: Colorful Colorado Server: Jericho Preferred Faction: Neither, They're both the same. Likes: Punk Music, and Colorful stuff Dislikes: People. Phrase: It's a Tommy Gun, not an AK. In Game:

The reason driving has *ALWAYS BEEN* client side is because the game devs were thinking smart. Server side driving means your cars can't lag around and teleport like your character does, because it's a server controlled object. This provides a better smoother driving experience across the board, at the expense of control delay and lag turning. Do not turn driving client side, I don't want to get killed by an austrailian with a space-time traveling DeLorean. NEXT!

check your newer contacts for things like mods that they give you for free, chart out which ones you don't feel like waiting for, and purchase them on the market, try out new builds with the mods and find ones that work for you, continue to rank yourself up as you experiment with new loadouts, and unlock your cosmetics, and things like the 8balls and halfbricks. 150-255 is when your character really starts to have the ability to develop a style, characteristics, favored weaponry and what not. Begin breathing life into your character, and relax, because your experience with APB has only just begun. I should also say that 195 is really the best time to look into Armas, you've put a hefty chunk of time in the game, you've decided you like it, you have a somewhat good understanding of how it works, and how you play, go pick up a character permanent weapon, or one of the packs, like the Key To The City. Make a good investment to show the devs you like the game, and to make it more enjoyable for yourself.

I'm on a 4 channel gigabyte board, but I'm telling you right now this config is nowhere new, I've played stable for like 6 years on this exact system I have 32 GB free on my win x 10 partition my memory while playing APB:R stays at a steady 25% - 27% usage My internet router disconnected for a second, disconnecting me from the servers, which somehow made my APB:R client double load the district when I re-entered, APB spiked at 4.68 GB of ram, at the time of this crash. Causing the 32-bit program to state it ran out of memory. I know how computers work, you guys really don't have to tech support my rig. I run AMD, and I clean it twice a month with canned air, and I replace the thermal paste twice a year, my ram is in 2 separate channels, and are the same brand, I don't use anything but Corsair for ram, and since this crash has only ever happened this one time on APB:R, I really doubt that me crossing two sizes of ram caused it, if it was, this would happen more often, and I would find myself on a BSOD stating I have a broken pagefile extremely often as well.