On its dying breath, <Criot> cries enough to turn blue into Dice simulator 2022

[starkind]

Instead of riots.

Maybe roiters could calmly 3xplain why they feel that way and then go hime and get a guds night rest. So the next meaorning they can be even calmer and maybe ask what they can do to help or whatever is important for their competitors or the servers without setting fires. Yelling or disruptive behavior injuring people indirectly because they're super mad

[Viscere]

they're busy making memes in the UN channel while watching us kill mobs in game

[PlsNoBan]

Originally Posted by Viscere [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

they're busy making memes in the UN channel while watching us kill mobs in game

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[PlsNoBan]

inb4 Viscere is actually GM of guild. I don't actually know who runs these shitshows these days.

[Viscere]

double post cause mad, bad, fat

[SantagarBrax]

Originally Posted by eisley [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

It doesn't. That's precisely why the 30 minute documentary about Stunningly ONLY shows his jumps off the line. He could give them a full second head start and still win pretty reliably. He's just really good at the mechanics of FTE races. I had never met the guy before in my life, yet the first time I heard him do a race training session I was impressed, he reminded me of Kelzaraz. He knows every little trick to every race, and he practices. A lot.

Since the beginning, this game has been dominated by a few. In early Velious, people like Kelzaraz, Yumyum, Fingerz, Brutillus got the majority of ToV FTE's. Some people are simply better than others. They care more. They work harder. It pays off.

Ultimately, the crux is that *even if Stunningly was using a script to get a 100ms jump*, it would be largely inconsequential in the grand scheme. The fact he gains 2000-5000ms more of a lead during the actual race is much more impressive in my opinion than his fast jumps. He reminds me of what Kelzaraz used to say - if you stop strafing for even a split second during a race, you failed. Point is, until you master the mechanics, you can't even truly understand why you're losing.

An excellent observation which broadens the story into perspective. It's a testament towards the true goal of most of these forum posters attempting a short story conviction rather than any meaningful thought towards the entire saga.

Haven't we learned that appeasement never works? How many times do we have to continue down the same trodden path?

Insanity

[greasemonk]

Originally Posted by PlsNoBan [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

Y'all need Jesus

[Ennewi]

Originally Posted by eisley [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

He could give them a full second head start and still win pretty reliably. He's just really good at the mechanics of FTE races. I had never met the guy before in my life, yet the first time I heard him do a race training session I was impressed, he reminded me of Kelzaraz. He knows every little trick to every race, and he practices. A lot.

There must be old recordings that show him practicing these runs on a private server, which could be uploaded for public viewing to substantiate these claims.

Originally Posted by eisley [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

Ultimately, the crux is that *even if Stunningly was using a script to get a 100ms jump*, it would be largely inconsequential in the grand scheme. The fact he gains 2000-5000ms more of a lead during the actual race is much more impressive in my opinion than his fast jumps. He reminds me of what Kelzaraz used to say - if you stop strafing for even a split second during a race, you failed. Point is, until you master the mechanics, you can't even truly understand why you're losing.

If the player was willing to cheat in order to gain an "inconsequential" advantage, it follows then that they would also be using the same or similar method throughout the race wherever possible to secure FTE, otherwise the risk wouldn't be worth the reward. If someone has already committed to breaking the rules, risking everything, they will benefit from doing so as much as possible, which seems to be the case overall with just how many FTEs were had. Who knows though? A few less FTEs here and there, and maybe nobody would have suspected anything.

Originally Posted by eisley [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

The fact he gains 2000-5000ms more of a lead during the actual race is much more impressive in my opinion than his fast jumps.

More questionable now than impressive. Another video focusing on this portion of the race would have been great, but unlikely now that it isn't necessary given the change.

[Kohedron]

you nerds still masturbating to 60 year old pixels?

k

[Vianna]

Originally Posted by Ennewi [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

There must be old recordings that show him practicing these runs on a private server, which could be uploaded for public viewing to substantiate these claims.



If the player was willing to cheat in order to gain an "inconsequential" advantage, it follows then that they would also be using the same or similar method throughout the race wherever possible to secure FTE, otherwise the risk wouldn't be worth the reward. If someone has already committed to breaking the rules, risking everything, they will benefit from doing so as much as possible, which seems to be the case overall with just how many FTEs were had. Who knows though? A few less FTEs here and there, and maybe nobody would have suspected anything.


Typical dipshit response right here. He beat me so you therefor should provide proof of practice and everything he does....What a moron.
More questionable now than impressive. Another video focusing on this portion of the race would have been great, but unlikely now that it isn't necessary given the change.