VividSynergy wrote:
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VividSynergy wrote:
You aren't helping at all though. You have no real evidence that this doesn't work, just your own opinion, and you're just clogging this thread up with bull shit.
Tehremos, this is an internet board, not real life, I don't care if I'm mature or if I'm not mature.
responding to my post doesn't help either. i have played more bf2 than 95% of the people in this thread, so i know a lot about it. if you don't care about my opinion, don't respond to it. the whole point of a forum is to get both sides of the story. less QQ more pew pew kthx
Alright, but this thread needs facts, not opinions. Besides, I never said I don't care about your opinion, I said it means nothing if you can't prove it. And just because you have played it more, doesn't mean you know more about the actual net coding of this game. Besides, your opinion probably lies on the fact that you have a placebo in your head that not optimizing your settings gives you better hit registration. By the way, I'm not the one that's whining, you're the faggot who's going on saying this shit doesn't work and how everyone's wasting their time and how you pwn at bf2 loleleelele kthxbai
You can't prove a negative. Besides that, it's not up to the naysayers to prove it that it doesn't work.
The burden of proof is on the people advocating the change and suggesting it leads to reliable results. The thing is though, there's no way to actually test their assertions. You can't hold all variables steady (server lag, player lag, target lag, aim, etc) in order to isolate these changes and attribute a perceived boost in hit reg to those changes. There's just no way without examining the code to determine what those changes affect and how they may or may not be related to each other.
All y'all supporting this stupid claim are like a bunch of creationists. Just because you believe the world is a certain way doesn't make it so, and, "because I said so" isn't considered a valid argument to support your claims of success.
The fact that there's a lot of "worked for me" and "didn't work for me" responses tells me it's bull shit. If it worked, it'd work for every one, not just some of them. Furthermore, I'd suggest that anyone that thinks it's working for them are either (1) slightly better today than yesterday so their aim has slightly improved, or (2) are simply inconsistent in their aim and are sometimes good and sometimes bad. Frankly, it's easier to believe those points than it is to believe some schmuck on the internet reverse engineered the net-code and found three magic variables that fix everything and are linearly related to your specific conditions.
Whoever believes this BS, I've got 3 magic beans I'll sell you for your dairy cow...
PS - I'd be curious how many actual software devs or QA folks believe in this garbage.
PPS -- For those that wish the naysayers among us would keep to ourselves and just let you have your bull shit thread... Ignorance offends us, especially when it's passed off as fact in order to reel in more unsuspecting folks with a less sensitive bull shit meter. The good ol' "it's detected as a trojan but I dunno why, it's fine" thing should have raised a red flag for everyone.