A friend of mine told me it ended and asked me to describe the final fight, in terms of characters, abilities used and final outcome.

As far as I could tell, turning off VSync solved most mouse issues I was having. At least it made the lag that remained very minor. I've heard it's a problem with games that don't use raw mouse input data, and Windows 8.1 changed the way mouse input is handled causing the lag. Fix is apparently incoming from MicroSoft.

Quake 3 Team Arena, mostly Inner Sanctum and Vortex Portal.

I actually think arbitrary data caps are more of an issue than speed difference in this regard. Downloading a 50GB digital game is a pretty big problem for people with a 50GB transfer cap.

Yeh, counting on it! My HD6970 3GB has held up amazingly well for over 3 years, but I'm expecting next year's games to start forcing me to medium spec.

Hmm... seems disabling GPU video decode in chrome://flags does the trick. Guess I'll stick to just getting a new GPU then, heh...

Guess my system is starting to show its age. Can't properly play the 1080p version. Probably a CPU bottleneck. Does it work better with CUDA? Anyway, my GPU is almost 4 years old now, and the CPU's a 3570K. Maybe I should upgrade the whole thing next year instead of just getting a 970...

Since Quake 3 is on the list, I would definitely suggest also checking out Team Arena. It doesn't warrant a place on the list as is, because most of it isn't very interesting, but it offers a great expansion of Q3's multiplayer with some interesting team mechanics.

Thinking back I don't know why we were ever allowed to play with it, but my parents had an actual bow with real arrows, as in metal tips and everything. They weren't super sharp, but still... they lodged themselves into a log just fine. Once we shot one a little too close to somebody and that was the end of that.…

The ones I know personally are students aged 19-21, but I fear it runs deeper on some level. Mostly due to willful ignorance. I know some older friends that are 30ish, that have simply never been confronted with any kind of privilege, so they're all too ready to jump onto a bandwagon like this, and they wouldn't even…

I mostly use achievements to track my progress through a single player game without spoiling myself. A lot of these games have about 50% of the achievements locked into just finishing them, and doing a random thing here or there.

TERA's hardest raid, Manaya's Core, featured a bunch of elevators too. Sometimes people would get stuck in them and insta-death, but overall it wasn't really a part of any gameplay. Knowing how to abuse mounts allowed you to teleport to the floor instantly as well.

Something tells me that whatever the outcome, the story of the tag is going to be around a lot longer than the tag itself.

I think it'd be quite the contrary. It'd leave only them, so they'd be immensely exposed.

You might not be able to solve the anonymity, but the good people still inside of the movement that these people are using as a platform can just step out. They don't have to give up their cause, they just have to drop the platform the rotten eggs are abusing (and actually created).

I don't understand that a lot of people fail to see that you can't control something like GG. It operates very much like a mob, and that format is not conducive (and probably actively damaging) to the goals of the legitimate issues that may arise from the good people that support it. It makes it harder to talk about…

Exactly.

My English teacher, because he let me do things outside of the bounds of assignments. He knew when rules mattered and when they didn't, so he didn't restrict me from doing things I technically wasn't allowed to, such as rewrite the ending to the book I had read as an assignment, but wanted to for good reasons. The…

Maybe they should look at this then.

Wonder if this will ever mirror the iOS feature where you can have a game indicate that a certain piece of music it is playing is "music", and when the user already has music on it will simply not play that and keep the existing feed. Works wonders for games with soundtracks that are non-essential, such as racing…