It's private and made by wiet. Atm I think it's an altered version of BOG's but there'll be a fancy new one for lan

The more u die the more Ur doing for Ur team Trust me

yes

woolen is Platinum Highlander Spy Player

just making a thread on this since i believe an 'official' one won't be made, there's a 6v9 Pros vs Youtubers on this evening at 21cest at twitch.tv/essentialstf

https://twitter.com/TF2Essentials/status/895371128885084164

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/DGz99fjWAAAllMz.jpg:orig

xxFoxyTrumpxx: notices ur nuke OwO what's this?
kimjongdong: glomps guam how do u like it?
xxFoxyTrumpxx: uwu it's so big!!! XD want 2 see my nuke...s?
kimjongdong: yes bb! i want to see ur nukes hugs you and wags tail
xxFoxyTrumpxx: arms nuke r u ready? nuzzles ur pyongyang
kimjongdong: OwO yis! pants, begs for nukes

you just narrowed it down to an i3 or i5 if they weren't streaming, then as soon as streaming became a requirement you said that ryzen was the only solution, when in actual fact it's a worse solution if you use nvenc.

if they use nvenc, which as i said above is perfectly acceptable for streaming (i'd argue better since the quality difference is fairly negligible and it gives you next to no performance/input lag impact when streaming), then an i3 or i5 then becomes the better solution.

if you give them the choice of a ryzen for cpu encoding and i3/i5 for gpu then that's fine, but you completely changed cpu choice for what's actually a non-factor

ofc nvenc isn't the only acceptable choice, but it's the best choice in this scenario, and saying that it needs 10M-25M bitrate to get acceptable quality is plain wrong

we're trying to help a guy build a pc on a budget, and saying that nvenc isn't an acceptable streaming encoder is just plain wrong. in this case forcing the guy to use cpu encoding makes him get a more expensive cpu that would run the game worse (while not streaming)

why

what makes you think his standards are higher than tftv's

you can get very close to it at low bitrates past first gen nvenc chips (600-series). it's more than acceptable as a streaming encoder

but what do i know i just stream for tftv with nvenc, as do most of our producers XD

if you're on wifi, use wired. could be a low quality isp router too

do you hear stutters in mumble or any other program during these spikes or is it just tf2?

dont use streams to test this, since there's buffers client side which could prevent this, and buffering can happen due to twitch's servers

or you can stream with nvenc which puts very little strain on your cpu. an i3 or i5 would be better then

"hacked"

all i see is a few spam messages which is more interesting than what's usually there

i believe they did a compatibility layer, and use ToGL (https://github.com/ValveSoftware/ToGL) to port dx calls to opengl

why not try it in the launch options? if -dxlevel 80 works then it should be immediately obvious