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Moooon pieeeeeeeeeeeeee, CAKE DAY!

Trackball for the win... go Logitech M570 D:. I also have a G700, its a good mouse.

278 posts ---------------------------------------- Are you saying I am not idiot enough? Someone mistook my subtle trolling and threw a serious rage fit, looking @@hxtr, @Noears711, @@TBB - Idiots FTW!

sharted in hxtr's face yeah me too! and ,,i,,Q..Q,,i,, you @hxtr

no no no, you no fuck me I fuck me... wait, wait, that didn't, that's not how I. I need another turn!

for fuck's sake, save the electrons end this already!

nothing, the end!

Light humor...

penis; the end!

The high lighted text, IMHO that is untrue. There are still plenty of non-DLC servers. I have 6 hardcore ones in my Favorites with 64-32 players. There are more but I only play TDM, and Conquest. I say that because, I do not like BF series in general. I have always bought them for the single player or stress testing my GPU . If it makes more sense, I think COD is more enjoyable than BF, but that's a different discussion .

True that you cannot play on our servers. Not true that you cannot find any other servers to play. I am playing on plenty of hardcore/normal servers that don't require the DLCs. Albeit, I bought it to play the campaign the multiplayer is fairly decent. It's not as much fun as COD4MW freeze tag but it has its charm. I enjoy flying the Jets, and the jihad bikes are hilarious. Load em up with C4 and crash in to enemy tank, wohoo!. I am running a [email protected]+8GB+Windows 8.1+R9270x2GB and on ULTRA I get from 43-63FPS, on low above 70 up to 120 with 2048x1152 screen resolution.

I used OBS briefly, found Raptr to be simpler and not take a hit on my FPS. If you look at the top right corner, that's the FPS I am getting while recording. Any other software, like Xfire, OBS, XSplit, I take a bit hit on my FPS. Wow 2 hrs 29 minutes that's gotta be a huge file.

http://www.amazon.com/Battlefield-4-PC/dp/B00EDJLXHI Select PC download, its the base game only. All the DLCs including the final one, are $37.39. I only got the base game which is ok.

Correct, Mb as in Mega bits not bytes. There was compression, it was mp4 file format. Actual file size 774MB.

700 MB for that video...

30Mb/s, 720p, 30fps

So, I was trying to find a good way to record my game, and I figured I give AMD's Raptr software a try. Unable to get Twitch to work properly, but the Game Video Recorder (GVR) works rather well for COD4. Youtube Link: A little boo boo, I was spectating Donkey but thought it was Yaccster, my apologies PingLo.

The video isn't playing... did you upload it right? Ok, I wanted you to have a chuckle at my expense .

By all means go to the interview. Having said that, that is not the job for which you've a foundation. It sounds like an Analog Application Specific Integrated Circuit (ASIC) design job, with ability to write low-level hardware code. If he has read your resume he knows your background is in mechanical engineering. If I were to guess, you would have to work on the mechanical design of the drone, wingspan, airlift, payload size and hull integrity etc. You would define the physical constraints in light of the target application and then the other engineers would design the electrical components. You may end up being an Electro-Mechanical engineer, perhaps participating in the design of electronics surrounding the mechanical parts of it all. You cannot learn all the facets of a different field from one book in one weekend, you may catch a few phrases but an experienced professional will see right through you. This will make you look very bad. What I found to be most effective, is to know well what you claim to know, everything that you listed in your resume. At the end of the day its confidence in your own knowledge that helps you carve your waves. Worst case scenario you're not a good fit. You will have at least gained two things, first-the experience of an interview, two-the knowledge of what you don't know. I hope this helps.

I want to re-state, in-game sensitivity ought to be left at default or reduced if its too much for a given DPI. For example, in COD4MW my in-game sensitivity is 17.0676 (default on install is 4.67) and my G700's DPI has a setting of a range from 500,1450, 2550. 4050. 5700 with the default at 2550. When I am in a spot to pick people off, I lower the sensitivity to 1450 so I get better accuracy for long distance shots. Remember physics class the greater the distance the slower the objects appears to be moving? Same logic. When running and gunning I increase the sensitivity to 4050 so I can do a 360 in less than 100 milisec, my mouse is doing 1000 transmits/sec of my dot pixel location. This gives me 1ms response time for each tiny bit of action with my mouse. To put it in simple words, snipers need to be slow at moving the mouse while run&guns need to be twitchy to be effective. Everyone else falls in the middle.

It doesn't... the misconception that higher DPI improves in-game hit detection is wrong. A DPI in the range of 1200-2300 gives me best results on big maps... 3600- 4600 on mid-small maps. I use 5800 when I am in a tank or gunner in a choppa!

Low in-game sensitivity and configurable mouse DPI. Keep the mouse between 2500-3500DPI with max up to whatever your max is. Basically, you want to be able to increase your movement when you need it. Lower sensitivity gives you better aim for long shots and for close quarters running & gunning higher sensitivity gives you an advantage.

Nice one Abu but you're taking old jokes and modifying characters with XI members. Do an original.