Quote from: Aerox on May 29, 2016, 10:37 AM
the logic in your argumentation is partial, ergo, not logic at all.

zook first is there to give the player going second a higher chance of avoiding full damage by taking a hard hide (which should be easy if we trust you when you say maps are harder now)

Removing this factor makes going first even safer (that's bad for the competitiveness of the scheme)

This.

If you allow the player going first the chance to use mine/grenade those stats would be worse, player one would have nearly 100% successful attack leaving player two 70hp behind with a chance of a harder crate.

PO?

So
cFc TTRR rating dropped.
dt overall dropped.
dt T17 improved

Gud 1.

It would also be more rewarding in a less luck based scheme!

Steelseries 6gv2 black switches > logitech illuminated k740.
I am now in a position to advise of that.

Happy to demonstrate if you are not convinced.

Well I was not expecting that!

Any update on this? :p

I didn't until Trackmania...

Hey, any of you played Trackmania Turbo?

The game was released in March and didnt get a lot of advertisement but has good reviews.

As soon as I heard about it I bought it and it is good fun but not so great on controllers (imo).
The nearest to keyboard experience is using the d-pad but you don't have that same precision.
Those who haven't played the PC version may be less interested, but it is a worthy game for those with bad computers (me).

Your thoughts on the game?

Have taken a gamble here - not sure which one is better....

That gives me a chance - only home weekends at the moment

Coming from you Chelsea?
You noob bash, map rape, avoid.

Why don't you play Asbest to stop his streak?

The people who are top of overall are legends of yesterday.
Reset - let us fight for legend of today.

Not much love for the Steelseries 6gv2.

I have had the keyboard for near enough 2 years - but I haven't had the k740 or any of the other keyboards mentioned in this thread.

Clear case of never had the "right" keyboard?

The thing is biscuits, the all round league is exactly that, so punishes those who can only play specific schemes.

Vok being good at roper and being able to win high points off you is a sign of him being a good allrounder - he hasn't had to rely on picking/playing lots of ropers to be able to beat you and get the points.

Trust me, I suffer your pain as much as anyone!

It is fair from the point of view that in reality if you picked or even played a ground scheme you would get more points.