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Damn people really shitting on Kicks. I believe that he is specifically referring to EVENTS for the most part, including admins vs members and Juggernaut where specific people need to be on each team. I think it would be more feasible to only lock people out of CT, but allow them to join T if they would like, requiring admins to switch them back to CT.

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You're right, I couldn't get enough of the 30-5 ratio for the whole week following release!

Yessir. Reference cards are better binned (coming straight from AMD) but rely on a blower style cooler, pulling in air from your case, through the cards internal radiator, and shooting it right out the back of the card. Aftermarket cards will have different cooling solutions that may offer better overclocking performance or cooler ambient temps if you're interested.

You picked the best time to pick up a new GPU. You've got good options in the flagship market on either side, either picking up a RTX 2070 Super, RX 5700 or RX 5700 XT. Radeon cards still allow you to record using Radeon ReLive in a much similar manner. If you decide to go the AMD route, aftermarket cards will be dropping in about 2 weeks, as only reference cards are available right now. I can hook you up with better Voltages and Clocks, as the stock cards seem to be way overvolted.

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Have a friend who has a hobby of trying as many mice as he can get his hands on. Swears by the G Pro wireless as the best wireless mouse. It's a bit over your budget but I'm sure saving your allowance money would be worth it.

As a gun that can be picked up on the map, it doesn't offer any realistic advantage that would suit the detective role. I'd also wager that there's more players fatfinger buying it then intentionally buying it in place of a taser or other more useful detective items. On the T side, however, I think it's worth keeping. While there is merit to the argument that it's much less valuable than the m4a1s for the same price, that would be better solved with more granular price adjustment (eg cash @Im Sad ;)). It's still a valuable part of the T arsenal, especially if the m4a1s was to be considered KOS in the future.

I think the Wolfenstein universe would be pretty rad!

It would be useful to limit mic use to 4-5 CTs at once. When retards are hogging the mic to argue or micspam, it will be easier for admins to pick them out and mute them. A CT shouldn't be enforcing an order they gave with 10 people talking over them anyways, so it wouldn't be a terrible hindrance to CTs. Make sure to include a toast to let people know they aren't talking, so they don't try to enforce orders that aren't making their way to VC. @eXtr3m3 @Manny

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cool.

TL;DR - we're speedrunning Minecraft to pay for Drippy's chemo

Could you provide some more details on this? Would they respawn where they died or at spawn? Would they have any items that they had purchased while last alive, including Kevlar/radar/mines. Would they keep their credits from when they were last alive? Would this have to be targeted at a corpse/player name or would it be random/last killed? Would their name show up as unIDed and alive again?

I was curious if there's a specific reason why certain threads are closed. It would make sense to me that heated threads that aren't going anywhere get closed to resolve conflict. It also makes sense to close rejected Admin Apps and Ban Appeals obviously. It doesn't make sense to me why certain suggestions, rules discussions, etc. would be closed. Suggestions have tags to mark if the idea is being reviewed, accepted, or rejected; since they are already answered in the tags, they could be left open for people to give input on applied suggestions, or share ways in which rejected suggestions could be feasibly implemented including sharing links to existing plugins. Similarly, and more importantly, I feel, rules discussions have tags to show if a question has been answered. People may have related or similar questions that could be asked in the context of the thread rather than making a new thread. There also seems to be a small number of questions that have been answered improperly; the person answering may have misinterpreted the question and now OP must duplicate their thread to have it answered properly. I would understand locking threads of answered questions to prevent them from derailing, obscuring the "official" answer, but I think we'd be better off adding a way to highlight these "official" answers and leaving threads open to discussion.

How the fuck are you going to unstack if you can't see the people you're stacked inside.

We answer questions to the best of our ability based on our knowledge of how the rules apply. The people with orange names, like Ned, always have the final say on rules discussions, and will be what we base our admining off of.

@Im Sad @Ned @DancingMoonLight I'm rarted and clicked quote instead of edit