@RTNBroadcasting@ThourCS2 Non cheaters don't have enough to gain from it, while the cheat manufacturers do.
It was the same in CSGO, there were a lot more cheaters/cheat manufactures involved in breaking overwatch demos and feeding false data. I fear the same thing is going to happen here.
@ShakilSomir@notunslee@Valorleaked Rolling updates are a standard software development practice when you have a lot of servers and users in different regions with different peak traffic hours. They have also talked about it a couple of times
@NullableParadox @manthanojha_@cricketaakash Which also seems like what the post might have wanted cricket to be compared to (That’s just my perspective) Which is just a different take on the matter than you. Thats about it ✌️
Sometimes writing here can be hard to get your point across, hope that made some sense.
@NullableParadox @manthanojha_@cricketaakash Bhai 🤦
I’m not denying your FACT (which is correct obviously) YOU ARE CORRECT
I’m saying it’s unwarranted to compare these two sports where one is a very traditional sport and the other is not.
It would be fairer to compare the OPs point with other ground sports eg baseball 1/2
@NullableParadox @manthanojha_@cricketaakash Which is not the case in traditional sports where Most things depend on how you perform in the ground, they are just not comparable in the way you are trying to compare them imo
@NullableParadox @manthanojha_@cricketaakash Dude that is what I meant, its not comparable in the sense that external things are CLEARLY more important and more impactful than what happens on the track (read on the ground)
@YellowBlue312@Looby34643375@xxoMarina@TomP1Bellingham I get where you’re coming from, but doing it randomly might open the door for even more conspiracy theories being thrown around, this keeps things consistent.
It would be ideal to do the inspection for everyone but this isn’t the only check they perform and it takes time
@MbaliMVP@mnorm2001@ESPNF1@espn Lowering the car increases the downforce giving you a clear advantage, thats the physics but the rule probably is there to ensure the safety too.