@finihhhhertz@ItsGamerDoc@doobermario@Trick2g@drewlevin Yes. Thats one player in a team, and he will climb way faster then 100 games. The only thing that changes if his Chal friends join him, is that now i dont play against 1 Chall player, but a full 5 Stack Challanger in my regular Plat to Emerald Flex game.
@Stanqo_q@ItsGamerDoc@Trick2g@drewlevin Well, me playing with a 3 player stack regularly in emerald suddently encountering a 5 Stack chall player is not fun at all. Thats just how the system should work. Next time maybe ask Riot directly for a dia+ mmr account, like they can give to Chal players in this Situation.
@RadAxl1@fwprism And then company XY shuts down and you are greeted with: " Your disc couldnt be verified, the software will now close" For older consoles this might be true. but today, any manufacturer could lock you out of any game / console by simply requireing verification over Internet.
@hasanthehun Where did he defend anything? "People should not give up rights when buying digital compared to physical". And then he rants about corporations technicaly beeing able to not allow you to play even physical games by locking the hardware. Where is the defending?
@AsterionVT@mrscorpion1234@ogisadaDMA NVME is just a format of datastorage. We are not talking about just some drives, but dedicated, special hardware only used for cheating that is not present in normal systems. Your PC is in no risk at all.
@ThatRetiredDude@ogisadaDMA Well, people who use these hardwares have the knowhow to do a OS reinstall. Its not like they entirely break the Hardware. You have this risk everytime you install any software. It may be a gray area, but as long as it only correctly stopps cheating attempts, im all for it.
@greggypecker @bangingboim@eb_basement I watched the original vod in slowmo on twitch and can confirm that the yelp starts before she even lifted her right pawn of the ground. The slowmo on top is wrong.
@TheKazvon@AnisaTheGreasy And she does that when one of her paws is already on top of the bed and before lifting the other even a inch of the ground... how?