On May 25 2015 12:01 SwatRaven wrote:
Everytime I play mm I have another reason not to. One day I will learn. My performance on Linux mint sucks too ;(

just install gentoo

Ragnarork

France9034 Posts

May 25 2015 07:59 GMT

#18545

So, what's this scandal about ESEA I see many people referring to, but can't find any info anywhere?

ahswtini

Northern Ireland22212 Posts

May 25 2015 08:05 GMT

#18546

basically it started with this: https://www.reddit.com/r/GlobalOffensive/comments/36gbls/new_esea_client_update_allows_esea_client_to/

and then yesterday, they uploaded a "funny" advert where they compare esea to competitors, and use a person with downs syndrome as an analogy
https://www.reddit.com/r/GlobalOffensive/comments/372h4c/esea_uploaded_this_video_today/

this isnt the first time esea has courted controversy tho, a while ago their client had hidden bitcoin mining software too, but the community seemed to have forgiven them for it

Ragnarork

France9034 Posts

May 25 2015 08:08 GMT

#18547

I should check reddit a bit more, even though I don't like it.

So, uh, okay. Yeah, pretty dumb for the ad, outright unacceptable for the rest.

Well, I was actually wondering about these services, guess I'll stay far from ESEA.

Capped

United Kingdom7236 Posts

May 25 2015 08:12 GMT

#18548

On May 25 2015 16:59 Ragnarork wrote:
So, what's this scandal about ESEA I see many people referring to, but can't find any info anywhere?

1) They released an update that installed a kernal driver that continues to run 24/7, even when the client isnt running. This driver has unrestricted access to all of your computers files and folders, it can see everything. The only way to stop this driver from running is to uninstall the client through manually purging files in hidden folders (as uninstalling the client itself doesnt always remove it.)

Why this driver needs to be running when you are not playing csgo / esea is beyond everyone. Why it needs such intrusive access is beyond everyone, since scanning for 3rd party software is one thing and having access to your word docs is another.

2) After everyone got good and riled up about this incident, ESEA released a video comparing itself to a backflipping fit young dude and its competition (FACEit, CEVO) to a guy with downs syndrome. They portrayed people with downs as something inferior and "bad".

1+2 = shitstorm.

Fuckin' sniped

ahswtini

Northern Ireland22212 Posts

May 25 2015 08:18 GMT

#18549

i feel bad now cuz you actually explained instead of just posting links

Ragnarork

France9034 Posts

May 25 2015 08:43 GMT

#18550

Thanks Capped

Yeah, this always-running-in-the-background kernel driver is nuts... Should only run during the games, and be only allowed to analyze the currently running processes (and even that is questionable, though necessary IMO for anti-cheat).

Miragee

8658 Posts

May 25 2015 09:39 GMT

#18551

On May 25 2015 05:04 Nimix wrote:
Every rank is hard for people who belong to it lol, it's subjective wtf.

In my entire life of CS:GO it has never been hard to get kills except on those days where my aim is complete shit and I can't seem to hit anything. However, on those days it feels impossible to kill anything, even bots so yeah... That being said, I'm fairly low ranked (nova 3 atm.) so that might play into it.

Kamari

Sweden87 Posts

May 25 2015 10:12 GMT

#18552

On May 25 2015 18:39 Miragee wrote:

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I have no idea why but I can play DM and do fine on either community or valve's servers. But as soon as I enter a regular game I can't hit the broad side of a barn from the inside it seems. This is something that's been happening for some weeks now. :/

Nagisama

Canada4481 Posts

May 25 2015 10:18 GMT

#18553

Could be due to slight hesitation in regular games as you only have 1 life, where as DM's don't have that much consequences for dying. Just be more confident!

Nimix

France1809 Posts

May 25 2015 11:15 GMT

#18554

It's much harder to be "in the zone" in a regular game when you have a fair part of thinking and waiting, than in deathmatch where you're just running around rampaging. It's a very common issue, but you'll eventually get used to competitive games and your aim will come closer to your deathmatch standard!

Miragee

8658 Posts

May 25 2015 11:29 GMT

#18555

On May 25 2015 20:15 Nimix wrote:
It's much harder to be "in the zone" in a regular game when you have a fair part of thinking and waiting, than in deathmatch where you're just running around rampaging. It's a very common issue, but you'll eventually get used to competitive games and your aim will come closer to your deathmatch standard!

Agreed. In death match you will do well if you run&gun and spray wildly but in MM you have to be patient, hold/peak angles, read position etc. I mean I have fresh memory of a round of DM with a friend where I just jerked around with a P90. It was literally just me never stop running and holding down the fire-button as soon as I spotted an enemy, didn't matter how far away. I went 44-8 in that game, it was ridiculous. If I had done the same thing in MM I would have gone negative for sure. I like playing death match to warm up a bit but that's it.

Ragnarork

France9034 Posts

May 25 2015 11:32 GMT

#18556

I usually like to train on training_aim_csgo with 100 targets, delay 0.25, uptime 0.50, and that's good I think for flickshots. One could maybe use very long delays and short uptime to simulate the wait of a regular game

In fact, I'll actually check that when I'll get home, but I think the delay option doesn't go high enough...

RuiBarbO

United States1340 Posts

May 25 2015 15:06 GMT

#18557

On May 25 2015 19:12 Kamari wrote:

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I used to have the same issue, where I could get a ridiculous kdr in DM and then when I switched to comp I kept losing duels. What I started doing is spending my DM warmup games standing still and just practicing my crosshair movement---I'd pick two points on my screen and try to move as steadily and accurately between them as possible. Close together, far apart, 180 turns, etc. Between that and trying to land headshots on all the bad guys who wandered into my field of view, I think I got a lot better, even though my DM kdr isn't always that impressive.

Nimix

France1809 Posts

May 25 2015 17:21 GMT

#18558

Focusing on crosshair placement and trying to at least peek angles like you would in a competitive game is the best way to train in deathmatch in my opinion. Focusing on flickshots or just running around doesn't help you much; it's fun and I love to try stupid stuff in deathmatch (i.e. running around with an awp trying to get the stupidest flicks possible), but you can also use it to learn really valuable things for competitive if you focus on the right aspects. Learning to keep your focus level high in a competitive game can pretty much only be learnt by playing competitive though. I still have issues staying focus more than two games in a row, my aim gets really sloppy after that usually.

Censured

Czech Republic1061 Posts

May 25 2015 19:17 GMT

#18559

On May 25 2015 20:32 Ragnarork wrote:
I usually like to train on training_aim_csgo with 100 targets, delay 0.25, uptime 0.50, and that's good I think for flickshots. One could maybe use very long delays and short uptime to simulate the wait of a regular game

In fact, I'll actually check that when I'll get home, but I think the delay option doesn't go high enough...

I like to do the exact same, in fact I've seen Friberg practice with these exact settings. What is your usual score? I am lucky if I hit 50-55. Friberg on stream said he usually gets 85-95.