Skill with a minimum amount of hardware> high end hardware.
A3883
Meme by someone who never had a shit setup or never had a good setup. It makes so much difference.
SirPigeon69
I used to play on a shity laptop that couldn’t run work at more than 3 frames and was still competitive in games, when I started using a good PC I was a god for about a week then I went back to decent at stuff
ApprehensiveAd6476
Okay? I have 4 200 000 000 Hz processor.
DrTuSo
In my case, my setup doesn’t matter. I got shitty internet connection with lots of outgoing packet loss. Some online games run better with it, while others are horrible.
The whole Call of duty series for example, just cuts out that I pulled the trigger when the packet loss happens but, since I have no packet loss on my ingoing connection, this becomes really frustrating, really fast.
Other online games just lag for a second and nothing awful happens. But shooter are always unplayable for me and beside relocating, there is nothing I can do. My apartment is from the sixties and the overall quality is terrible. Old copper cables from that time for my internet connection.
unabletocomput3
Nah, the types of setups that destroy people are either console’s in games with heavy aim assist, namely CoD or Halo, or systems that are slightly above or in the middle of the system requirements, many systems that belong to internet cafe’s, so they can turn down settings for high fps without turning down the resolution. The ones that barely pass or are slightly under the system requirements have a 50/50 chance of being incredibly skilled but held back by their system or hackers who use their poor performance to justify cheating.
Zyonix_HaroN
I build a 2500 beast pc just to be owned every time I enter War Thunder realistic battles
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Skill with a minimum amount of hardware> high end hardware.
Meme by someone who never had a shit setup or never had a good setup. It makes so much difference.
I used to play on a shity laptop that couldn’t run work at more than 3 frames and was still competitive in games, when I started using a good PC I was a god for about a week then I went back to decent at stuff
Okay? I have 4 200 000 000 Hz processor.
In my case, my setup doesn’t matter. I got shitty internet connection with lots of outgoing packet loss. Some online games run better with it, while others are horrible.
The whole Call of duty series for example, just cuts out that I pulled the trigger when the packet loss happens but, since I have no packet loss on my ingoing connection, this becomes really frustrating, really fast.
Other online games just lag for a second and nothing awful happens. But shooter are always unplayable for me and beside relocating, there is nothing I can do. My apartment is from the sixties and the overall quality is terrible. Old copper cables from that time for my internet connection.
Nah, the types of setups that destroy people are either console’s in games with heavy aim assist, namely CoD or Halo, or systems that are slightly above or in the middle of the system requirements, many systems that belong to internet cafe’s, so they can turn down settings for high fps without turning down the resolution. The ones that barely pass or are slightly under the system requirements have a 50/50 chance of being incredibly skilled but held back by their system or hackers who use their poor performance to justify cheating.
I build a 2500 beast pc just to be owned every time I enter War Thunder realistic battles