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| Last Posted | December 1, 2025 at 5:50 PM |
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dippidyhttps://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/541377674237444297/833377442264776704/0b72272622.png
left: UTD 360C + vint blacks 205g0 + CRP Xerox(txfilmed)
right top: Brutal60 + alpacas 205g0 + GMK BoW(txfilmed)
right bottom: ADK64 + green alps stock + AEK keycaps
not pictured: a set of GMK Cafe that doesn't have a GSKT-00 to go on yet :(
damn those CRP xerox's are crispyyyyy
The current earbuds I use with my computer are $10 from Amazon, I have decided to upgrade (finally), but I have no idea what to look for when buying these kinds of things
I would only ever be using them with my desktop, budget is anything under $200 (but if it's $200 they better be insane), sound quality and durability are the most important to me as I listen to a lot of music and break everything I touch
Thx 8)
AdnurakThe BBC catches up on what everyone has known for 10 years
It will probably take another 10 years for the mainstream to realise that what's truly addictive about many of these games is the tightly-controlled matchmaking system, it's the reason people get so invested in these games that they're willing to spend the money in the first place, the entire matchmaking system in most of these games is a carefully crafted loop of addictive incentives, every single aspect of it is designed to keep you playing and make you care about a dumbass Elo-flavoured carrot on a stick.
I don't think there'll ever be serious attention given to this though, it's easy to see there's a problem when an addiction involves money directly (not to mention more attractive to governments looking to extract fines from offenders), but it's not so easy for an outsider to see all the moving parts in a system that makes it so addictive that people will continue playing a game they basically hate just because of meta-incentives like ranks, levels and skins.
This is a barmy idea and would never happen but if you banned game companies from offering meta-progression elements (item unlocks, skins, ranking up) as a reward for playing only on first party servers I actually believe that much of this addiction stranglehold would evaporate. There's something extremely sinister about the same group controlling the fundamental characteristics of the game, the manner in which it is played, when rewards are distributed, and the rate at which the more desirable rewards will be given.
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on the subject of matchmaking being carefully crafted to addict, this article about EOMM (Engagement Optimized Matchmaking) in COD is a super interesting read
Hunter_2_0https://logs.tf/2461630#76561198026003224
throwback to when sgc almost single handedly carried his team to a dub
hey man we didnt even do that bad sgc is just cheating
watching CaptainSparklez play in the TF2 Mixup w/ Jerma
legendary caster lineup
ringing demo for them is always really fun, give them gamers
hopefully nothing
i saw him in an mge server with "LFT-Invite" in his name yesterday, he might just not be funny
i find it hard to believe this is not all an elaborate troll
i really like ur melee stuff man
edit: after playing a pug with him he was also really nice
extremely positive person to be in a mumble with at pretty much all times
isn't the point of mmr to separate the people like chunky.nuts36 and the stacks? if so, why is the mmr not doing that to the point this being such an issue?
yo anyone have a pitchfork i can borrow? no reason :)