I gave up on the game after bf2. With 3 and 4 they really sped up the gameplay to cod levels. It removes any incentive for playing smart or using small unit tactics with instant respawn and blaze out full auto fire that's very accurate.
I still play project reality, which is basically a...
I have a PC that is doing a lot of real time audio processing and mp3 encoding across 8 virtual audio cables. Does it make sense to have hyperthreading enabled when I'm doing this?
edit: Thanks for the input everyone, I appreciate it.
9 seems plenty old enough to me. I've seen younger kids do it.
Just make them memorize the 4 rules of firearm safety before you let them go.
Also I'm not sure a full auto uzi is on par with a 10/22 or something.
I have a 290 now and an acer XG270HU (freesync display). I'm looking to bring up my fps a little and I'm considering adding a second 290 and using crossfire.
I've never used crossfire before and I've read some negative comments about microstutters. Would it be a better idea to upgrade to a...
I just upgraded from the non-freesync 144hz benq with their blur reduction to an Acer XG270HU. The Acer is freesync but does not have blur reduction.
I'm noticing some ghosting but I know that's a driver issue. It seems 'smoother' but not as 'fast' as my old monitor, which is kinda bumming...
B, maybe B+. I watched it, enjoyed it. I'm hoping it will get better in subsequent seasons. A lot of new shows take a little time to find themselves and get polished.
I would invest some time in finding where the car is (tailing her discreetly, whatever) and just get in it and drive off.
It's not like a rental car where you have a contract and at the end of the rental period it becomes stolen. You don't have anything except that you just gave her the car.
This has been true for years but I think if you lived in HK and were smart, you'd try to emigrate out to the states or Canada.
The central gov has been eroding HK's freedoms for a while now.
I don't understand why we need to get the govt's permission to be involved with people.
People should (are) free to go to a lawyer whenever and draw up any kind of agreement they like.
Better than this bullshit stealth agreement by statute.
In Louisiana you just show up to a gun store and buy it.
Going to a reputable range where they do rentals (fyi it's a rent-at-range thing not take home) and shoot a little.
If you're not going with someone more familiar for god's sake watch this
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=COvFyw-6Fqs...
http://www.appleseedinfo.org/
These guys will teach you how to shoot a rifle for virtually nothing.
Edit: for a purchase? On the cheap-ish I'd say get a remington 700 in 223. If you have a little more, I'd look at an AR (colt, bcm, lmt, spikes).
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