EPTOn April 29 2016 05:37 Rebs wrote:
If hes super confident he can bind it to mouse 1.
If hes super confident he can bind it to mouse 1.
Haha. That' s gold.
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iXphobos
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Branch.AUT
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Artesimo
Germany567 Posts
Player A vs Player B both with AWP. A has a lower ping then B. From A's perspective, he shoots first, hears his shot followed by the shot of B, yet both are clearly distinguishable for A. Player A dies, B checks his AWP where the mag still holds all rounds like if A never fired a shot. How exactly does that work? Bad synchronization? If it was because of latency, it should have been the other way around, right? Or could it be caused by a unlucky latencyspike for A? By now I was witness to a couple if instances where this happened and I always wonder what the reason behind it is. | ||
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Branch.AUT
Austria853 Posts
On May 07 2016 00:38 Artesimo wrote: A mystery I never understood: Player A vs Player B both with AWP. A has a lower ping then B. From A's perspective, he shoots first, hears his shot followed by the shot of B, yet both are clearly distinguishable for A. Player A dies, B checks his AWP where the mag still holds all rounds like if A never fired a shot. How exactly does that work? Bad synchronization? If it was because of latency, it should have been the other way around, right? Or could it be caused by a unlucky latencyspike for A? By now I was witness to a couple if instances where this happened and I always wonder what the reason behind it is. All depends on which shot reaches the server first. Since in your example B fired first, the server resolves A's shot as never happened because B's shot killed him (in server time) before he could have fired, even though you heard the sound. Sound, Blood, etc are calculated locally, but the actually result is what the server registers. That is also why sometimes you see blood locally, but the server registers no hits. | ||
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Artesimo
Germany567 Posts
On May 07 2016 01:18 Branch.AUT wrote: All depends on which shot reaches the server first. Since in your example B fired first, the server resolves A's shot as never happened because B's shot killed him (in server time) before he could have fired, even though you heard the sound. Sound, Blood, etc are calculated locally, but the actually result is what the server registers. That is also why sometimes you see blood locally, but the server registers no hits. No, in the example A fired first, at least from his point of view, which of course could be wrong because the server just has not send the information of B shooting just yet, but since A has the lower ping this should be less likely. Also if A shoots first, followed by B's shot almost after the sound of A's shot being finished that would mean B in reality shot about a second earlier then A who has the lower ping and certainly not one that would explain him being ~1 whole second behind B. Though i assume your example explains why you sometimes kill people that already got back into full cover without having wallbanged them or in extreme examples having almost a noticeable delay between your shot fired and the enemy death | ||
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Excludos
Norway8233 Posts
On May 07 2016 01:29 Artesimo wrote: No, in the example A fired first, at least from his point of view, which of course could be wrong because the server just has not send the information of B shooting just yet, but since A has the lower ping this should be less likely. Also if A shoots first, followed by B's shot almost after the sound of A's shot being finished that would mean B in reality shot about a second earlier then A who has the lower ping and certainly not one that would explain him being ~1 whole second behind B. Though i assume your example explains why you sometimes kill people that already got back into full cover without having wallbanged them or in extreme examples having almost a noticeable delay between your shot fired and the enemy death If Player A shoots first and player A has lower ping, He either kills the other guy or he missed. The server updates every tick, which is 64 times a second on normal MM servers (128 on most community and tournament servers). That means it checks what has happened every 0,015625 seconds. If player A has lower ping and he shoots, his shot will always registers if he shot before player B. Sometimes, if you have bad lag, your local computer can sometimes register you firing a shot (and even blood coming out of your opponent), but the server registered the other player shooting first, and thus your shot is canceled even if you heard it fire. This is what Branch.AUT was talking about. This has not happened to me since the major update a while ago where they updated hitboxes and the way the server handles inputs. | ||
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Excludos
Norway8233 Posts
On May 07 2016 00:27 Branch.AUT wrote: When I try to spectate my friend's game, I get an error message( "Connection failed after 30 retries"). What am I doing wrong? Could be any number of reasons. Was he playing on a community server? The server might not have HLTV and full slots, which means you have nothing to connect to. Or the HLTV could be bugged. I'm also unsure if deathmatch, demolition, arms race etc even have a hltv to connect to (don't quote me on that, I have never tried). It could also be something simple like the match already being finished, an error on any part of the network, packages not going through properly..like mentioned, any number of reasons. | ||
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Branch.AUT
Austria853 Posts
On May 07 2016 04:46 Excludos wrote: If Player A shoots first and player A has lower ping, He either kills the other guy or he missed. The server updates every tick, which is 64 times a second on normal MM servers (128 on most community and tournament servers). That means it checks what has happened every 0,015625 seconds. If player A has lower ping and he shoots, his shot will always registers if he shot before player B. Sometimes, if you have bad lag, your local computer can sometimes register you firing a shot (and even blood coming out of your opponent), but the server registered the other player shooting first, and thus your shot is canceled even if you heard it fire. This is what Branch.AUT was talking about. This has not happened to me since the major update a while ago where they updated hitboxes and the way the server handles inputs. The way I understand it the server has the accurate representation of what is happening in the game, while your client gets a good approximation. If the dead guys clip is full he didn't get to shoot, no matter the sound he may have heard. Higher tickrate means server asks clients more often what is going on and therefore the information on the server is updated more frequently. On May 07 2016 04:50 Excludos wrote: Could be any number of reasons. Was he playing on a community server? The server might not have HLTV and full slots, which means you have nothing to connect to. Or the HLTV could be bugged. I'm also unsure if deathmatch, demolition, arms race etc even have a hltv to connect to (don't quote me on that, I have never tried). It could also be something simple like the match already being finished, an error on any part of the network, packages not going through properly..like mentioned, any number of reasons. Just regular competitive valve MM. I can watch the available matches no problem, just can't spec my friends game while I wait for them to finish up for example. | ||
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Excludos
Norway8233 Posts
On May 07 2016 06:43 Branch.AUT wrote: The way I understand it the server has the accurate representation of what is happening in the game, while your client gets a good approximation. If the dead guys clip is full he didn't get to shoot, no matter the sound he may have heard. Higher tickrate means server asks clients more often what is going on and therefore the information on the server is updated more frequently. Correct. The client tried to fire, it ringed the "weapon fired" sound, but the server registered the other player as having shot first. This can not happen if your ping is lower than your opponent and you actually shot first, due to the nature of how the game is set up. I guess the only exception is if the server registers both players firing on the same tick, which just doesn't happen. But if it did, the rules are super fussy on who actually wins. Also only one gunshot is heard in these cases (this has been tested). This is almost certainly a case of "I'm sure I hit him!" but he actually didn't. Going back and looking at replays doesn't work either, as they are never accurate on these things. | ||
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chrisolo
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iXphobos
Germany1465 Posts
On May 11 2016 02:11 chrisolo wrote: So my crosshair gap is different between pistols and smgs/rifles. Is there a possibility to disable this? I have a static crosshair. cl_crosshairstyle 4 | ||
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evaunit01
United States512 Posts
On May 11 2016 02:11 chrisolo wrote: So my crosshair gap is different between pistols and smgs/rifles. Is there a possibility to disable this? I have a static crosshair. cl_crosshairgap_useweaponvalue Defines whether the crosshair gap changes with the equipped weapon e.g. switching from an AK47 to a pistol will slightly spread your crosshair. This command was added later to mimic the crosshair behavior from CS 1.6 – it doesn’t work with cl_crosshairstyle 0 and 1. Disabled: cl_crosshairgap_useweaponvalue "0" Enabled: cl_crosshairgap_useweaponvalue "1" cl_crosshairgap This command determines the middle gap between the lines of the crosshair. Use negative values to close the gap and positives to open it up. Default: cl_crosshairgap "1" // min. – max. – | ||
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Germany2609 Posts
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chrisolo
Germany2609 Posts
Here are my candidates (from low price to high price): - Butterfly Knife | Fade FN - Karambit | Crimson Web FT - Karambit | Damascus Steel MW - M9 Bayonet | Fade FN - M9 Bayonet | Doppler Phase 2 FN Which would you choose? I mean the Doppler is definitly the best looking, but its expensive and I do not really like the Inspect Animation of the M9. The Butterfly Fade gives me the most profit (pay 200 Dollar, get a 300 Dollar Steammarket Knife, just like the Damascus Steel 250-> 350), but I do not know if the Butterfly Knife Animation will get boring too soon. I have had a Karambit | Forest DDPAT FT before and I really like the Karambit animation (especially spamming f and r). In the end the Damascus Steel is probably the best compromise and the most satisfying, but I can see myself selling it in 3 months to spend another 150 Dollar for a Karambit | Fade (not really looking forward to this T_T), whilst I would probably stick with the M9 Doppler. I know your suggestion will only be your personal preference, but can you give me your oppinion, which knife to choose from? Or maybe you even know a better knife in the 200-280 Dollar price segment. | ||
Ragnarork
France9034 Posts
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Germany804 Posts
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Nagisama
Canada4481 Posts
On May 12 2016 15:19 chrisolo wrote: I know this isnt probably the right place to ask or even a question that should be asked, because it is only personal preference, but I just sold my knife to upgrade to a nicer one. Now I have some candidates, which I find appealing, but I cannot decide which I should buy. Here are my candidates (from low price to high price): - Butterfly Knife | Fade FN - Karambit | Crimson Web FT - Karambit | Damascus Steel MW - M9 Bayonet | Fade FN - M9 Bayonet | Doppler Phase 2 FN Which would you choose? I mean the Doppler is definitly the best looking, but its expensive and I do not really like the Inspect Animation of the M9. The Butterfly Fade gives me the most profit (pay 200 Dollar, get a 300 Dollar Steammarket Knife, just like the Damascus Steel 250-> 350), but I do not know if the Butterfly Knife Animation will get boring too soon. I have had a Karambit | Forest DDPAT FT before and I really like the Karambit animation (especially spamming f and r). In the end the Damascus Steel is probably the best compromise and the most satisfying, but I can see myself selling it in 3 months to spend another 150 Dollar for a Karambit | Fade (not really looking forward to this T_T), whilst I would probably stick with the M9 Doppler. I know your suggestion will only be your personal preference, but can you give me your oppinion, which knife to choose from? Or maybe you even know a better knife in the 200-280 Dollar price segment. Get both m9 and karambit :D Personally I'd probably get the damascus steel. I was also trying to get an m9 as a secondary to my karambit (1 for t/ct side), but through some other turn of events, I ended up with a huntsman, and I'm fine with that. | ||
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