good dm
fun to play with

i think the most underrated part of logitech mice is the force needed to actuate the mouse buttons.
for context, i upgraded to the g303 from the zowie fk1 after learning about the fk1's click latency.

not only does the g303 have instantaneous actuation, the force needed to actuate the buttons is extremely minimal.

with the zowie fk1, i average 210 to 230 ms on humanbenchmark.com's reaction time test.
with the logitech g303, i average 170 to 180 ms (and this is with lightboost on my vg248qe enabled).

the difference is shocking.

the tracking is just as accurate as the zowie fk1 while also having a higher maximum tracking speed, so it is easily a direct upgrade (and i haven't had a single issue with the logitech gaming software; it seems to run a lot better than the g9x days).

and if you're comparing logitech mice, the g303 is free of the various issues that the g502 (not only is it logitech's heaviest mouse, you may get one with this issue), g402 (also buggy tracking), and g400s (smoothing) have.

more subjectively, my grip varies a lot depending on what i need to perform, and it's much easier to switch between palm, fingertip & claw grips with small mice than with large mice.

also, you can TBF and block rush really easily with logitech mice if you play gunz the duel (not like any1 here besides kev and me have, but it's pretty much impossible without an extremely lightweight chassis & sensitive buttons)!!!

i could sing praise for days!!!

p.s. it tracks just fine on the puretrak talent, the artisan hayate, & the qck heavy

your RAM may have improperly saved to hiberfil.sys

i've had a soft-crash happen once out of the tens of thousands of times i've restarted, but it cleared itself up after a cold boot (which may have been likely the reason why it seemingly fixed itself -- you weren't doing a "hibernate boot", but rather a completely clean boot.)

run "sfc /scannow" in cmd (ensuring that it's running in administrator mode) & do a memtest.
also, please confirm if you're using secure boot (your BIOS/UEFI should tell you.)
if it happens again, please let me know.

it's basically mandatory to have a cap if you're playing on a local server (or even private MGE) with a modern computer though
the timescaling is wack past 999 fps

kemono no souja erin

- Valve official quickplay and matchmaking servers are no longer listed in the server browser

it would be fairly resourceful to temporarily deploy empty quickplay servers for competitive matchmaking. for instance, they could have it set to tournament mode until the end of the match, stall all entities & display the scoreboard similar to the end-screen of a CS:GO matchmaking game, then boot everyone off and restart the server for quickplay until necessary.

otherwise, i'm not too sure why this would be done.

it's definitely a nice effort.

guys i think i mixed some dishwasher soap in my batch of soylent
help me

ridiculous scout vs scout dm
haven't really watched any actual games of him, but that strong suit is more than enough to go far
easily capable of IM

does being awkward come to you naturally

game is so much fucking fun

i'm not perceiving anything differently on both local and public servers, and i'm fluctuating between different extremes

i even set it to 0 without any repercussion

what exactly should i be noticing?

fro0o0o0o0ot

he owns. super friendly guy with super good dm

he didn't cut me!!!
i had to focus on school, so i stopped playing immediately after IM & worked hard to ace my finals
muma owns and i have no issues with him.

also, found a team. thank you all for your support :)

EDIT: found a team.

hi, i know it's pretty late into the season, but i think i got all my major responsibilities tied up.

i'm a bit out of practice, but i'd love to help a playoff team in open/IM. sleep schedule should be fixed tonight, so i can dedicate a ridiculous amount of time to practicing TF2 properly.

also, i moved to a new dorm room. no more obnoxious train whistle!!!