misterBee

I'll be there to steal @TWINBLADES's lunch money.
 
Also I'm sure @Daemoshas already seen this:
 

I'll be there to steal @TWINBLADES's lunch money.
 
Also I'm sure @Daemoshas already seen this:
 

Bas enough the 4060 Ti chokes in resolution beyond 1080, they perform a lot worse in PCiE 3.0 systems
 
 
He's using a 10 gen Intel for the benchmark which is not that old. I know people that like to use cards like this in old systems. Fuck them I guess.

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Hmm there seems to be an issue with the GIPHY feature.  Sadly I don't have any control over that.  =/

Yes, you can copy paste image URLs and it will turn into an embed.

SFV beach stage was tight.
 
I also didn't have an issue with SF4 Volcanic Rim because I'm not colorblind / my eyes work properly.  🙂

5/26/23:
Software updates Twitter embeds are currently broken and I don't know when they'll be fixed

Someone at Twitter probably changed something.
 
Not much I can do about it except wait for a forum software update to fix it.

Someone at Twitter probably changed something that broke it, much like how Instagram posts got messed up a while ago.
 
Wait for a few days and see what happens.  I'll look into it.

I've given up on the idea of buying new graphics cards ever again.
 
The used market has been kind to me.

I've given up on the idea of buying new graphics cards ever again.
 
The used market has been kind to me.

Bold of you to think I know or pay attention to anything.
 
All I do is push random buttons and arbitrarily DP/flash kick...and it breaks people.
 
🙂
 
I don't see why anyone would complain about the crack, especially people who have been in the scene a long time.
 
Are people just forgetting how Japan got many games up to a YEAR earlier than the US?  During the SF4 days all of North America had to rely on a few cabs in SoCal and like 4 cabs in NYC.  Japan basically played for an entire year before the US even got a chance to play the console release.  For older games the time and knowledge gap was even worse since there wasn't nearly as much easily accessible and reliable info on the internet, and sometimes the US never even got games at all.
 
Shit will sort itself out in two months after release anyway.  These days people learn and share tech so fast any knowledge gap closes very quickly.
 
People are losing their minds but let's be real - FG competitive scene has never been 'fair' and it doesn't even matter.  The only people who will be able to rise to the top will be the ones who grind a ton anyway, with or without a head start.

People be busy with Zelda but I've been playing these:
 

 

 

 
All pretty unique and incredible in their own way.
 
 

People be busy with Zelda but I've been playing these:
 

 

 

 
All pretty unique and incredible in their own way.
 
 

Bold of you to think I know or pay attention to anything.
 
All I do is push random buttons and arbitrarily DP/flash kick...and it breaks people.
 
🙂
 
I don't see why anyone would complain about the crack, especially people who have been in the scene a long time.
 
Are people just forgetting how Japan got many games up to a YEAR earlier than the US?  During the SF4 days all of North America had to rely on a few cabs in SoCal and like 4 cabs in NYC.  Japan basically played for an entire year before the US even got a chance to play the console release.  For older games the time and knowledge gap was even worse since there wasn't nearly as much easily accessible and reliable info on the internet, and sometimes the US never even got games at all.
 
Shit will sort itself out in two months after release anyway.  These days people learn and share tech so fast any knowledge gap closes very quickly.
 
People are losing their minds but let's be real - FG competitive scene has never been 'fair' and it doesn't even matter.  The only people who will be able to rise to the top will be the ones who grind a ton anyway, with or without a head start.

Bold of you to think I know or pay attention to anything.
 
All I do is push random buttons and arbitrarily DP/flash kick...and it breaks people.
 
🙂
 
I don't see why anyone would complain about the crack, especially people who have been in the scene a long time.
 
Are people just forgetting how Japan got many games up to a YEAR earlier than the US?  During the SF4 days all of North America had to rely on a few cabs in SoCal and like 4 cabs in NYC.  Japan basically played for an entire year before the US even got a chance to play the console release.  For older games the time and knowledge gap was even worse since there wasn't nearly as much easily accessible and reliable info on the internet, and sometimes the US never even got games at all.
 
Shit will sort itself out in two months after release anyway.  These days people learn and share tech so fast any knowledge gap closes very quickly.
 
People are losing their minds but let's be real - FG competitive scene has never been 'fair' and it doesn't even matter.  The only people who will be able to rise to the top will be the ones who grind a ton anyway, with or without a head start.

People be busy with Zelda but I've been playing these:
 

 

 

 
All pretty unique and incredible in their own way.
 
 

People be busy with Zelda but I've been playing these:
 

 

 

 
All pretty unique and incredible in their own way.
 
 

Bold of you to think I know or pay attention to anything.
 
All I do is push random buttons and arbitrarily DP/flash kick...and it breaks people.
 
🙂
 
I don't see why anyone would complain about the crack, especially people who have been in the scene a long time.
 
Are people just forgetting how Japan got many games up to a YEAR earlier than the US?  During the SF4 days all of North America had to rely on a few cabs in SoCal and like 4 cabs in NYC.  Japan basically played for an entire year before the US even got a chance to play the console release.  For older games the time and knowledge gap was even worse since there wasn't nearly as much easily accessible and reliable info on the internet, and sometimes the US never even got games at all.
 
Shit will sort itself out in two months after release anyway.  These days people learn and share tech so fast any knowledge gap closes very quickly.
 
People are losing their minds but let's be real - FG competitive scene has never been 'fair' and it doesn't even matter.  The only people who will be able to rise to the top will be the ones who grind a ton anyway, with or without a head start.

Bold of you to think I know or pay attention to anything.
 
All I do is push random buttons and arbitrarily DP/flash kick...and it breaks people.
 
🙂
 
I don't see why anyone would complain about the crack, especially people who have been in the scene a long time.
 
Are people just forgetting how Japan got many games up to a YEAR earlier than the US?  During the SF4 days all of North America had to rely on a few cabs in SoCal and like 4 cabs in NYC.  Japan basically played for an entire year before the US even got a chance to play the console release.  For older games the time and knowledge gap was even worse since there wasn't nearly as much easily accessible and reliable info on the internet, and sometimes the US never even got games at all.
 
Shit will sort itself out in two months after release anyway.  These days people learn and share tech so fast any knowledge gap closes very quickly.
 
People are losing their minds but let's be real - FG competitive scene has never been 'fair' and it doesn't even matter.  The only people who will be able to rise to the top will be the ones who grind a ton anyway, with or without a head start.

Bold of you to think I know or pay attention to anything.
 
All I do is push random buttons and arbitrarily DP/flash kick...and it breaks people.
 
🙂
 
I don't see why anyone would complain about the crack, especially people who have been in the scene a long time.
 
Are people just forgetting how Japan got many games up to a YEAR earlier than the US?  During the SF4 days all of North America had to rely on a few cabs in SoCal and like 4 cabs in NYC.  Japan basically played for an entire year before the US even got a chance to play the console release.  For older games the time and knowledge gap was even worse since there wasn't nearly as much easily accessible and reliable info on the internet, and sometimes the US never even got games at all.
 
Shit will sort itself out in two months after release anyway.  These days people learn and share tech so fast any knowledge gap closes very quickly.
 
People are losing their minds but let's be real - FG competitive scene has never been 'fair' and it doesn't even matter.  The only people who will be able to rise to the top will be the ones who grind a ton anyway, with or without a head start.

Bold of you to think I know or pay attention to anything.
 
All I do is push random buttons and arbitrarily DP/flash kick...and it breaks people.
 
🙂
 
I don't see why anyone would complain about the crack, especially people who have been in the scene a long time.
 
Are people just forgetting how Japan got many games up to a YEAR earlier than the US?  During the SF4 days all of North America had to rely on a few cabs in SoCal and like 4 cabs in NYC.  Japan basically played for an entire year before the US even got a chance to play the console release.  For older games the time and knowledge gap was even worse since there wasn't nearly as much easily accessible and reliable info on the internet, and sometimes the US never even got games at all.
 
Shit will sort itself out in two months after release anyway.  These days people learn and share tech so fast any knowledge gap closes very quickly.
 
People are losing their minds but let's be real - FG competitive scene has never been 'fair' and it doesn't even matter.  The only people who will be able to rise to the top will be the ones who grind a ton anyway, with or without a head start.

Bold of you to think I know or pay attention to anything.
 
All I do is push random buttons and arbitrarily DP/flash kick...and it breaks people.
 
🙂
 
I don't see why anyone would complain about the crack, especially people who have been in the scene a long time.
 
Are people just forgetting how Japan got many games up to a YEAR earlier than the US?  During the SF4 days all of North America had to rely on a few cabs in SoCal and like 4 cabs in NYC.  Japan basically played for an entire year before the US even got a chance to play the console release.  For older games the time and knowledge gap was even worse since there wasn't nearly as much easily accessible and reliable info on the internet, and sometimes the US never even got games at all.
 
Shit will sort itself out in two months after release anyway.  These days people learn and share tech so fast any knowledge gap closes very quickly.
 
People are losing their minds but let's be real - FG competitive scene has never been 'fair' and it doesn't even matter.  The only people who will be able to rise to the top will be the ones who grind a ton anyway, with or without a head start.

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