Zerg in SC terms, as a verb, is basically referring to mass amounts of something weak and dumb. In TF2 it could mean a team of sixteen pub heavies beating a standard 6s team - sure, they may have won, but they didn't deserve to win, they did it with raw numbers. Same shit in Rust, it means a clan with a bunch of really bad players that win engagements just by having so many people.

Why would you ever play Hapis

Disgusting. Dropped harder than Nursey always.

You are literally carrying TF2.

Slow mo and synced zooming would be wonderful, if easy to implement.

Hydro has some of the neatest cap points in the game, but the paths to get there stand only above 2fort in how bad they are, not the mention TC sucks.

This should be interesting.

My point was about QuickSync specifically.

AMD GPUs and APUs do have an alternative called VCE

QuickSync is a dedicated encoder. It doesn't run on the iGPU itself, but rather a small core sitting next to the iGPU.

Quality depends on what generation of QuickSync you're running, Haswell or later tends to match NVENC. QuickSync in Sandy Bridge was garbage, and in Ivy it was decent.

Just like NVENC, QuickSync is actually a dedicated hardware encoder. It requires the hardware to be on the CPU die itself. It obviously isn't on AMD CPUs. It's only on 2nd gen or later Intel Core CPUs with onboard GPUs.

lmfao

OBS entirely depends on your encoder/encoding settings. you can have it use NVENC just like shadowplay does, or you can use QuickSync, VCE, or software x264.

for those that don't care to watch

1. cp_orange
   
2. tr_walkway
   
3. ctf_convoy
   
4. cp_freight
   
5. tr_aim

and this face was in the corner the whole video

http://i.imgur.com/QsH9N4J.jpg

you didnt miss much

http://www.cosplayisland.co.uk/files/costumes/6584/56859/CI_56859_1327329776.jpg

dont forget tort

FINISHED BECAUSE HE ATE HIS SPINACH

so when we dont switch sides on a reflection-symmetry koth map (product, lakeside, NOT coalplant), it actually matters? neato

I don't mean to discourage all the work going into this, but if this is going to mainly serve as a test for the new hybrid gamemode, why not just implement it in an already-existing payload map?

Also, one possible idea is to make it so that "slopes" which usually require players to push it or else it rolls back, should temporarily disable the auto-push mechanic until it's all the way at the top, requiring a player to stand by it to push it up the hill before they can leave the cart alone again. It would help stagger the offensive team from fully committing to jumping forward during critical moments.

http://puu.sh/tRV93/bfe42712a6.png