GJ and lol'd @ the team names xD

Not an expert, but colored surfaces are for the rope, a worm can touch any surface, and i guess the trick sequence in question just happened to be in a little wrong part of the map. If the run was a medal contender, it would be worth investigation.
Also, tried to google Inlaw and Outlaw GIF demos - failed.

"Stay on your half of the map" went outta window too? xd

Quote from: XanKriegor on May 21, 2015, 04:36 AM
214ms average, 68ms peak, with music xD

230-260ms 9 years later.

I guess wireless headphones did evolve too, so they are worth considering. Regular bluetooth TWS earplugs add some delay but it is not critical, as far as i can recall, the aforementioned Q2 could be played with those.

Quote from: TheKomodo on February 15, 2024, 01:27 PM
Wireless is becoming more powerful than wired apparently

Wireless indeed can be more powerful if its polling rate/latency is better than what wire can offer nowadays - 1000 Hz/1ms.



Bloody seems to be where to start your search for powerful wireless tools from.

HB!

Yes, its nice to see your work in use, thanks!
All maps use 100 colors, just as before.

Thanks for hosting and babysitting 

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Pretty much games ahead and only 11 days, i would proceed Kirill and if, IF Jago+saint appear, then we would deal with it.
Add: 22 days to finish the cup, but 11 days till... what?

Quote from: Sir-J on September 25, 2023, 12:31 AM
so in my opinion the bare minimum for worms would be A4Tech X7 series (G800V, G300) or Bloody (sub-brand of A4Tech) because this company actually cares about input lag and tunes their gaming keyboards accordingly.

I use Bloody R8 mouse for Quake2, it adds no sensible input lag despite being wireless. It slides well, sees the pad perfectly, buttons are soft and not noisy - Bloody really does things.

Obviously with so many schemes it is just asking for an ability to download them all at once. ZIP archive at Mega.nz would do.

Got it.

Darts never had Antisink on.