Lv. 100 Garchomp

I had 5 rep to begin with but whatever.

If you are wondering, LCPD:FR just recently had an update. It changed a good amount of how the mod is and it's a lot more fun.

BF4 got 64 players until the server crashed.

What is mouse acceleration?
 
Mouse acceleration is something that is default with most computers. What it does is that the faster you move your mouse, the further your cursor will move. In theory, this is a good thing and for things like desktop activity, it's fine! The problem comes down to when you are actually playing video games. With mouse accel on, you can move your mouse the same distance and turn at different rates because of how fast you move your hand.
 
How is this a problem?
 
With your aim having inconsistencies because of the settings of your computer, you adapt to having to move your hand at different speeds. Coming to aiming, it can throw you off because the distances to turn aren't the same for different speeds.
 
Why should I turn it off?
 
Turning off mouse acceleration will help improve your aim because it gets rid of inconsistencies. It also builds up muscle memory that however far you move your mouse is however far you will turn your view in game. Don't believe me? I just turned it off today, and while I'm having to work on my aim again, I'm finding it a lot more consistent to aim and to shoot. Yes, I do have to mess with my sensitivity, but that will come up later.
 
Here's a brief video explaining everything, why you should turn it off, and how you can do it (I recommend listening to the DPI part as well):
http://youtu.be/2_yuriL0G-U?t=3m4s
 
I hope this helps! It seems to with me.
 
 
 

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wow, i missed this thread. np bby. 

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[10:21:32 AM] Ctark (Ryan xxx): Who is this Michael Sparacin?
[10:21:49 AM] Ctark (Ryan xxx): Oh that guy
[10:22:14 AM] Steven G (DogsGoMeow): Wait, why is he in this chat?
[10:22:58 AM] Ctark (Ryan xxx): ya, I was just about to ask that too
[10:23:06 AM] Ctark (Ryan xxx): I just woke up, so things are slow right now
[10:23:23 AM] Ctark (Ryan xxx): are we promoting a new staff member that no one knows about?
[10:23:28 AM] Steven G (DogsGoMeow): I think he was added to the wrong skype
[10:23:33 AM] Lv. 100 Garchomp (Silver): yeah...
[10:23:39 AM] Steven G (DogsGoMeow): Stupid iaf
[10:23:43 AM] Lv. 100 Garchomp (Silver): ahahaha
[10:23:58 AM] Ctark (Ryan xxx): Bye bro, now you can say you were in the Staff Skype
[10:24:02 AM] Lv. 100 Garchomp (Silver): mhm
[10:24:22 AM] Ctark (Ryan xxx): *doesn't have the power to remove him*
[10:24:31 AM] Lv. 100 Garchomp (Silver): Lv. 100 Garchomp (Silver) has the power to remove himself
[10:24:37 AM] Lv. 100 Garchomp (Silver): like this
 
God dammit, IAF.

[10:21:32 AM] Ctark (Ryan xxx): Who is this Michael Sparacin?
[10:21:49 AM] Ctark (Ryan xxx): Oh that guy
[10:22:14 AM] Steven G (DogsGoMeow): Wait, why is he in this chat?
[10:22:58 AM] Ctark (Ryan xxx): ya, I was just about to ask that too
[10:23:06 AM] Ctark (Ryan xxx): I just woke up, so things are slow right now
[10:23:23 AM] Ctark (Ryan xxx): are we promoting a new staff member that no one knows about?
[10:23:28 AM] Steven G (DogsGoMeow): I think he was added to the wrong skype
[10:23:33 AM] Lv. 100 Garchomp (Silver): yeah...
[10:23:39 AM] Steven G (DogsGoMeow): Stupid iaf
[10:23:43 AM] Lv. 100 Garchomp (Silver): ahahaha
[10:23:58 AM] Ctark (Ryan xxx): Bye bro, now you can say you were in the Staff Skype
[10:24:02 AM] Lv. 100 Garchomp (Silver): mhm
[10:24:22 AM] Ctark (Ryan xxx): *doesn't have the power to remove him*
[10:24:31 AM] Lv. 100 Garchomp (Silver): Lv. 100 Garchomp (Silver) has the power to remove himself
[10:24:37 AM] Lv. 100 Garchomp (Silver): like this
 
God dammit, IAF.

Huh... and I've been looking to populate the server.

What is mouse acceleration?
 
Mouse acceleration is something that is default with most computers. What it does is that the faster you move your mouse, the further your cursor will move. In theory, this is a good thing and for things like desktop activity, it's fine! The problem comes down to when you are actually playing video games. With mouse accel on, you can move your mouse the same distance and turn at different rates because of how fast you move your hand.
 
How is this a problem?
 
With your aim having inconsistencies because of the settings of your computer, you adapt to having to move your hand at different speeds. Coming to aiming, it can throw you off because the distances to turn aren't the same for different speeds.
 
Why should I turn it off?
 
Turning off mouse acceleration will help improve your aim because it gets rid of inconsistencies. It also builds up muscle memory that however far you move your mouse is however far you will turn your view in game. Don't believe me? I just turned it off today, and while I'm having to work on my aim again, I'm finding it a lot more consistent to aim and to shoot. Yes, I do have to mess with my sensitivity, but that will come up later.
 
Here's a brief video explaining everything, why you should turn it off, and how you can do it (I recommend listening to the DPI part as well):
http://youtu.be/2_yuriL0G-U?t=3m4s
 
I hope this helps! It seems to with me.
 
 
 

What is mouse acceleration?
 
Mouse acceleration is something that is default with most computers. What it does is that the faster you move your mouse, the further your cursor will move. In theory, this is a good thing and for things like desktop activity, it's fine! The problem comes down to when you are actually playing video games. With mouse accel on, you can move your mouse the same distance and turn at different rates because of how fast you move your hand.
 
How is this a problem?
 
With your aim having inconsistencies because of the settings of your computer, you adapt to having to move your hand at different speeds. Coming to aiming, it can throw you off because the distances to turn aren't the same for different speeds.
 
Why should I turn it off?
 
Turning off mouse acceleration will help improve your aim because it gets rid of inconsistencies. It also builds up muscle memory that however far you move your mouse is however far you will turn your view in game. Don't believe me? I just turned it off today, and while I'm having to work on my aim again, I'm finding it a lot more consistent to aim and to shoot. Yes, I do have to mess with my sensitivity, but that will come up later.
 
Here's a brief video explaining everything, why you should turn it off, and how you can do it (I recommend listening to the DPI part as well):
http://youtu.be/2_yuriL0G-U?t=3m4s
 
I hope this helps! It seems to with me.
 
 
 

What is mouse acceleration?
 
Mouse acceleration is something that is default with most computers. What it does is that the faster you move your mouse, the further your cursor will move. In theory, this is a good thing and for things like desktop activity, it's fine! The problem comes down to when you are actually playing video games. With mouse accel on, you can move your mouse the same distance and turn at different rates because of how fast you move your hand.
 
How is this a problem?
 
With your aim having inconsistencies because of the settings of your computer, you adapt to having to move your hand at different speeds. Coming to aiming, it can throw you off because the distances to turn aren't the same for different speeds.
 
Why should I turn it off?
 
Turning off mouse acceleration will help improve your aim because it gets rid of inconsistencies. It also builds up muscle memory that however far you move your mouse is however far you will turn your view in game. Don't believe me? I just turned it off today, and while I'm having to work on my aim again, I'm finding it a lot more consistent to aim and to shoot. Yes, I do have to mess with my sensitivity, but that will come up later.
 
Here's a brief video explaining everything, why you should turn it off, and how you can do it (I recommend listening to the DPI part as well):
http://youtu.be/2_yuriL0G-U?t=3m4s
 
I hope this helps! It seems to with me.
 
 
 

What is mouse acceleration?
 
Mouse acceleration is something that is default with most computers. What it does is that the faster you move your mouse, the further your cursor will move. In theory, this is a good thing and for things like desktop activity, it's fine! The problem comes down to when you are actually playing video games. With mouse accel on, you can move your mouse the same distance and turn at different rates because of how fast you move your hand.
 
How is this a problem?
 
With your aim having inconsistencies because of the settings of your computer, you adapt to having to move your hand at different speeds. Coming to aiming, it can throw you off because the distances to turn aren't the same for different speeds.
 
Why should I turn it off?
 
Turning off mouse acceleration will help improve your aim because it gets rid of inconsistencies. It also builds up muscle memory that however far you move your mouse is however far you will turn your view in game. Don't believe me? I just turned it off today, and while I'm having to work on my aim again, I'm finding it a lot more consistent to aim and to shoot. Yes, I do have to mess with my sensitivity, but that will come up later.
 
Here's a brief video explaining everything, why you should turn it off, and how you can do it (I recommend listening to the DPI part as well):
http://youtu.be/2_yuriL0G-U?t=3m4s
 
I hope this helps! It seems to with me.
 
 
 

What is mouse acceleration?
 
Mouse acceleration is something that is default with most computers. What it does is that the faster you move your mouse, the further your cursor will move. In theory, this is a good thing and for things like desktop activity, it's fine! The problem comes down to when you are actually playing video games. With mouse accel on, you can move your mouse the same distance and turn at different rates because of how fast you move your hand.
 
How is this a problem?
 
With your aim having inconsistencies because of the settings of your computer, you adapt to having to move your hand at different speeds. Coming to aiming, it can throw you off because the distances to turn aren't the same for different speeds.
 
Why should I turn it off?
 
Turning off mouse acceleration will help improve your aim because it gets rid of inconsistencies. It also builds up muscle memory that however far you move your mouse is however far you will turn your view in game. Don't believe me? I just turned it off today, and while I'm having to work on my aim again, I'm finding it a lot more consistent to aim and to shoot. Yes, I do have to mess with my sensitivity, but that will come up later.
 
Here's a brief video explaining everything, why you should turn it off, and how you can do it (I recommend listening to the DPI part as well):
http://youtu.be/2_yuriL0G-U?t=3m4s
 
I hope this helps! It seems to with me.
 
 
 

Populate BF4 go. We need more peeps.

Hey guys, come on teamspeak in the Battlefield 4 channel. We're trying to round up around 3-4 more people so we can start populating.

Sounds about right.

This is what people mean when they say BF4 has horrible netcode 

On behalf of the Syndicate Gamers community we would like to thank Lv. 100 Garchomp for the donation of $20.00 USD that was recently made.
This money will be put to good use in keeping our servers and website fun and online!
Sincerely,
Syndicate Gamers

On behalf of the Syndicate Gamers community we would like to thank Lv. 100 Garchomp for the donation of $20.00 USD that was recently made.
This money will be put to good use in keeping our servers and website fun and online!
Sincerely,
Syndicate Gamers

On behalf of the Syndicate Gamers community we would like to thank Lv. 100 Garchomp for the donation of $20.00 USD that was recently made.
This money will be put to good use in keeping our servers and website fun and online!
Sincerely,
Syndicate Gamers

On behalf of the Syndicate Gamers community we would like to thank Lv. 100 Garchomp for the donation of $20.00 USD that was recently made.
This money will be put to good use in keeping our servers and website fun and online!
Sincerely,
Syndicate Gamers