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I'm not sure if I'm fully on board with the sprint format; the sprint race was alright & I'm fine with the finishing positions being the start positions for the main race - I just don't think having a full qualifying session on the Friday makes sense as it doesn't leave much room for the order to be mixed up. Maybe just standard practices then 1 flying lap attempt each would make the sprint race actually mean more?
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Gaming the matchmaking - I like it!
I have played with people like that though - so obvious when they can't hear things, makes you realise how much of the game experience is sound.
Will be interesting where Warzone goes in the coming years, mixing it up so some games are current period, some are WW2 would be interesting (obv they'd have to keep the load-outs separate). Would be nice to have a change of scenery and guns but then also be able to use the modern ones sometimes too!
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Certainly made a difference from my usual random teammates of an Italian guy having an argument with his girlfriend & the other one that has their game sound coming out of their TV so their mic is picking it up & retransmitting to the rest of us, both of whom then quit as soon as they inevitably lose their gulag so I have to finish the game 1v3, though at least in peace.
I've only ever seen that hardcore mode once - it was fun though very difficult! Would be good to see them do a private lobbies tournament of that!
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Played a game of WZ with a German streamer today (randomly paired up), I'd never heard of him but checked his stream out after the game and he had a decent crowd watching.
You could tell the difference in quality, I could hardly keep up across the map. Every time I caught up he'd killed everyone.
Still was good to play with someone decent, makes the game much more enjoyable.
Still only came second though!
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There has been a fair bit on the guardian.
Not at all surprising, we live in a deeply racist country & the culture around many (*not all etc...) people that go to football matches is the worst of dog whistle, lowest common denominator, toxic behaviour.
I genuinely don't know how to change that though, you try to act right & influence the people around you but it's like the rest of the country is unreachable.
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Anyone been following the fallout from this week's New York Subliners Warzone tournament?
It's been clear for a while that streamers are gaming the match-making system using fake teammates to get into easy lobbies, I'm not sure how a team of four is doing it in quads though? The winners obviously did something but it's not as obvious as the extra-console trick some streamers do.
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Warzone.
Genuinely entertaining to watch the good players play.
Playing it with ransoms is massively infuriating but if you know anyone with two thumbs that's even vaguely capable of communicating then it's fun to play too.
This coming from someone that's played a lot of CoD, middling amounts of apex & Fortnite and a tiny amount of pubg.
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Interesting you think that - a lot of the best CoD/Warzone players use PC+controller as they get the best of both worlds (better graphic/FoV benefits plus controller aim assist).
I play on PlayStation (controller) but started on PC (mouse & keyboard) - I have to admit I'd struggle to go back to mouse & keyboard now, whilst the aiming is obviously easier with a mouse, I'd find keyboard too limiting for the movement I think.
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Is there a trick I'm missing with Apex? I feel like I often get the jump on people (as they're seemingly unaware of how loud their footsteps are) but it feels like I'm putting whole clips into people and they're not going down but then I die in seconds/hardly any shots landed!
I keep flicking back to it from WZ but then get frustrated with the pace & how long it take to kill people Vs me dying so just go back to what I know.
Oh, it's a time portal.
From the name and the slight hint at blue and orange I was hoping it was going to be a mash-up of Battlefield and Portal!
If there's ever a year where Battlefield is going to end up on top, this is it - we'll see.