@Rebel_@countchrisHBZ I was just gonna say, it's really just the weirdos that are the loudest (in any org). I'm a huge faze fan, but I have a ton of respect for OpTic because of the way Hecz carries himself and operates, and the standard he sets for the people around him
@TheMythixGaming@LTriggerTV The actual broadcast switched to Merc’s POV when Abuzah started defusing. You only see Abuzah’s POV in the clip they shared after.
@Baensaii AMD and Intel are not PC companies, they just make components. The PCs the CDL uses probably has Intel CPUs.
CoD would probably benefit from running on AMD hardware, whoever the PC sponsor is though.
@BenJNissim@abuzaaah This will be talked about this for years. Tom had been saying to play the crowd for months. People were tweaking that whole series. Then finally, on a round 11, 1v1, it gets pulled out to win it all. You couldn’t write it any better.
@Parasite I would not be shocked if some of them were running 8k hz overclock and it cooked the CPU. Having zero overhead would kill that game. Do you know the specs on those PCs?
@CoDdiscussion@JKap415 people are actually complaining about this? when a Sunday could be Bo5-Bo5-Bo7 back to back to back?
How long does it take to recover from getting DoorDashed in 45 mins?
No concrete evidence shows China directly disenfranchising US citizens by denying voting rights or altering ballots.
President Trump’s recent speech alleged China illicitly accessed ~220 million US voter files since 2020, citing declassified material. US intelligence assessments (including ODNI) have stated China did not attempt to change votes or interfere with ballot counting/tabulation in prior elections, though disinformation and influence operations to shape opinion have been documented.
Data security concerns are real and distinct from actual disenfranchisement.