Ty, its help. Not ideal, but solution.

Veto would never allow you to restrict an entire category of maps, even if you worked together and coordinated vetos with the enemy in queue.

If it's actually fun/interesting, post it in replays-to-cast on the discord

@rezy-noob Giebmasse won't make me. Boink him.

I thought of ChatGPT when I read this And there it is, at the bottom At least we humans still have a chance to sniff out AI-generated BS Next year, who knows?

Cybran shields are a meme unfortunately and I say that as a Cybran main. I'd say cybran mass farms need some hives in there also, as a minimum consideration.

I asked GPT and maybe the code she returned matches the requirement Narrator: It didn't.

The rating disparity, in 2v2 Im like a 1k so I get matched with other 1k people but I’m more around 1.5k so I just steamroll super hard and I feel really bad for everyone involved. However, 50% of the time I do get a quality match so it’s pretty decent but not like 4v4 where it always feels balanced

@cascade said in I am loving the new reclaim batching in 2022.10.0: One thing that I miss about the old additional reclaim info mod was that it gave you the total sum of reclaim on screen. It was fun to zoom out and see the exact amount of reclaim on the map or in a specific area Seconded !

My favorite 4v4 TMM maps: Mangrove Delta Forgotten Archipelago Maridia Metir Basically, I love navy maps with an emphasis on frigate raids, t2 navy, and torps. These maps in particular are very much the sweet spot for me in terms of aggressiveness. Other navy maps like Headland, Lena River, Lost Archipelago or Saskiya are a bit too large/turtely for me. Still ok maps, but not great. Good 4v4 land maps: Monument Valley Plateau of arracis (haven't played it much, but I enjoyed the 4v4 on it so far) Here I like asymmetry, larger than 10x10 so TML and firebases arent too dominant, not some kind of winner-takes-it-all mex or reclaim distribution. My least favorite 4v4 TMM maps: Seraphim Glaziers (usually decided after 2 minutes by bomber vs transport) Winding river (so much wrong here. River too long and narrow. Corners 100% contestable winner-takes-it-all. After winning mapcontrol and having 3x the eco the game drags out for another 30 minutes because you cant actually attack bases with land/navy) Adaptive Kusoge (bottom 2 slots too open. 20x20 diagonal is just too big for a pure land map) Sands of Ablicka (<2km rush distance on top lane and very contestable reclaim) Syrtis Major (just awkward middle relcaim and lots of chockes) Sirgis (too spread out, fucked side slots) any very linear/lane-oriented and symmetric 10x10 land map Seraphim outpost (basically 4 1v1s next to each other, with whoever wins his lane first then just dominating all other slots with air) Delta river (too turtely) Strife of Titan (you spwan like 1km away from an enemy in 4v4) While compiling this list I came across a couple maps that should be considered for 4v4 tmm: Turtle Beach Adaptive Ocean Crater Skadi Krakens Nest Madness -8-

@amygdala said in How are sequenced transport drops done?: That vid might help too. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-GQuFgutQLQ&list=PLxH0oefiZR_VrY6qtvv4iIHfn6i6ipnaS&index=12 Yup this is how i learnt this trick

Mods

There's a crazy rush mod as well

If you want some help with the learning process, you can seek out a trainer. Or you could take a look at the guide I wrote. Just the first few pages have some basic concepts that can be really helpful if you don't already know them. Watching replays is very important for improving, but you need to know what to look for. The main thing is to try to figure out which side is winning vs. losing. When you get a sense of what is a winning position vs. a losing position, then you can try to figure out HOW each of those players is putting themselves into a winning vs. losing position.

@xayo most of the images and quote were made by NOC/NoOneCares. Some were made by him and others were taken from the LOTS player survey.

All of our services run on Docker containers, which are a way to package and run software in a isolated and lightweight environment. Unfortunately, the Docker engine crashed with an exception, causing all services to be stopped. After investigating the issue, we suspect the root cause to be an out-of-memory issue. In order to prevent this from happening again, we have tweaked some server settings and reallocated RAM from file system cache to Docker. We apologize for any inconvenience this may have caused and are committed to ensuring the stability of our services. Thank you for your patience and understanding.

500ms is still a reasonable minimum delay for FAF since the playerbase is scattered around the planet with the worst PCs and connections possible. Time spent on computation should be virtually nothing compared to the delays introduced by networking. In a 60fps game you only get 16ms to compute everything and render a frame, and 60fps is starting to be considered substandard now.