Not a shooter but Street Fighter if your desperate for another game.

If I had money I'd buy a fightstick and Ultra SF4 cause that shits the most exciting game to watch ever.

Learning some of the basic commands for Linux is also much easier than I thought it would be. This and finding drivers was the main reason why I was wary of installing linux on my Laptop since I need it to be running without any issues at all times. Switching took about 4 hours to get Chrome, Steam, and an IDE up and running.

Any.DO, for productivity.
Pocket, for saving articles.
Push Bullet, for sharing nearly anything between devices.
Last Pass, for saving passwords usable on multiple devices.
Google Dictionary, double click text for quick definitions.

You might want to consider letting the game display at its actual aspect ratio with black bars instead of stretching the image. If it already looks bad there's no need to make it look worse by distorting the image.

A script wouldn't actually work unless your ping is 0 or constant anyway. If you actually end up jumping higher than you usually do it's because you weren't rocket jumping correctly in the first place.

Yes, Twitch. Please lag as much as possible.

http://www.polygon.com/2014/1/10/5293696/the-sad-end-to-a-desperate-esports-gamble

Interesting read. E-sports seems really attractive to volatile investors.

The effective speed your RAM is running at is 1333MHz. It isn't your RAM.

You can't use HDMI for your Xbox? If so use a HDMI to DVI converter. You aren't going to get sound unless you buy a headset or separate speakers though.

It's a little better today but still pretty bad.

It takes longer than it should to load a stream and now it usually freezes and gives me a loading gif in less than a minute. It does this repeatedly. This has been happening since AGDQ happened.

Your viewing distance just has to be optimal. Look it up.

I've tried this myself as well already. I can have my desktop @ 144Hz and launch at 60Hz and vice versa.

mwheeldown is probably bound somewhere else in your config or inside "config.cfg".

-refresh and -freq work as they should. You can use it to force a different refresh rate from your desktop.

You should be able to check your actual refresh rate from your monitor's OSD.