@Miguel_V_DF @chessMan786 My understanding is it's a nice way to encapsulate the code of the vector to assure it won't (syntactically) interfere with any other statements when it's inserted into the code.
@ZenTrader882@buccocapital I would say even more than 50%, based on the demos I was shown. Foundry and Gotham (their main systems) are very, very powerful and flexible. Most problems, at the end of the day, come down to funneling data in and finding patterns of some form or another.
@ZenTrader882@buccocapital They have various core products which help analyse data etc. these products are then customised specifically to each client's needs. This is done by teams of half-engineer half-salesy people called Forward Deployed Software Engineers.
@MaximDaigle Does the NDA cover more "technical" based content (i.e. bug fixes, progress on refactoring)? The transparency for "we're working on X" or "the team is trying out solutions for Y" is what most people want IMO.
@HaanSoloR6 I agree it's frustrating, but I can guarantee you that doesn't happen very often for him. Most of the time he will still just miss, and you can see these people's general KD for that. IMO, one taps & the "risk" for any health is worth getting killed by luck occasionally for me.
@HaanSoloR6 @ConnorLovibond It's a main aspect of the game for everyone. One taps, pistol kills, etc. Are one of, if not the, most satisfying things. The ability to punish someone for pushing unnecessarily regardless of health is something that makes siege so different.
@INTERRO@RNGesusx Problem is that I really enjoy playing ranked with a full stack because it is rewarding and has good teamplay, but I have no intention of going into comp at all. So being forced to play unranked with friends would just be extremely boring and if anything, turn it into a sweatfest
@Pengu Idk, I was thinking the opposite; give her 4 at the beginning in the prep phase, but adjust them so that they are destructible via DMR/Shotguns. I think she is more interesting as a site-setup game changer than a situational cover point.