My suggestion could be entirely placebo but I'm certain it had an effect for me.

I felt the same thing as you, like my game was smooth but it could be better, little micro stutters and things. I tried everything to fix my fps: changing configs, removing hud elements and crosshairs etc.

The one thing that fixed it for me (I'm fairly certain) was getting a new mouse. My old intelimouse must have been on its way out because when I got a new mouse my game felt smoother, those micro stutters felt removed.

Another thing I'm kinda thinking affects it is, as others have suggested, internet. My game felt incredibly smooth all lan but returning home to my less than brilliant internet definitely made my game feel less smooth.

I spent my entire adolescence skating but stopped when I went away to university aged 22. I used to skate Blueprint boards (a UK manufacturer) but their warehouse burnt down and they went out of business.

I was thinking of picking up a board for a bit of a muck about and I couldn't believe how much board widths have changed. I used to skate exclusively 7.625 inches and now boards are basically all 8+. I remember the first time this 6foot+ skater got a fat 8.25inch deck, we laughed at him for how wide it was; now that's the standard, even for little kids.

I feel like if you could generate a heatmap from all of tonight's games you would see just how little action quite a few areas get, cave in particular.

I also felt like the forward spawn really favoured the attacking team as it was so quick to get back to the spire.

I'm looking for a team Ads, will your farm team have full time vaccinator support?

As a person training to be a teacher it makes me worry how many people feel that they can't easily talk to their teachers. Keep your personal problems between you and your psychiatrist but it might be an idea to talk to a teacher that you feel most comfortable with about your motivation issues in school. Most teachers want to help; if there is something that they can do to make your time easier I'm sure most would be open to the idea of helping you.

In film it's called moire. Not sure if that helps you though.

After reading this I stopped using my animated hud crosshair and my game feels so much smoother.