Nineteen Eleven

defiance wrote:shoolta for head AC, since its so easy to tell if someone is cheating.

Shoolta wrote:

cassinoroyale wrote:

Shoolta wrote:this seems like a silly thing, and we all know! a person notices when another's cheating

exactly! like the way you used to cheat in 12mans and stopped after we told you we were watching you closely!

wtf? I was cheating?

cassinoroyale wrote:

Shoolta wrote:

cassinoroyale wrote: exactly! like the way you used to cheat in 12mans and stopped after we told you we were watching you closely!

wtf? I was cheating?

defiance is always watching, men

Theworst wrote:inb4

jules and tox post they also run on Linux.

toxinatoR wrote:

Theworst wrote:inb4

jules and tox post they also run on Linux.

Used Linux on LAN.

The following cvars MUST use default values

gl_monolights “0″
m_pitch “0.022000″
m_side “0.8″
m_yaw “0.022″
s_a3d “0″
Lightgamma “2.5″

Joshinator wrote:

The following cvars MUST use default values

gl_monolights “0″
m_pitch “0.022000″
m_side “0.8″
m_yaw “0.022″
s_a3d “0″
Lightgamma “2.5″

I understand why Tin Bad wants us to use default for the first 5 cvars.

However I don't understand why he wants us to use default lightgamma. Unless I'm mistaken, most of us have different monitors in different lighting conditions. Being able to light up the game based upon monitor brightness is essential. Can someone explain this to me?

I'll admit, I'm pretty against CleanDoD already, as I really don't want to be mining bitcoin's for foreigners. I'll use it though. I just would really like it if we didn't suddenly outlaw cvars that pretty much make the game playable on my monitor.

ward wrote:Lightgamma has nothing to do with monitor brightness settings. It fundamentally changes how the game engine treats light sources. This can cause balance issues on many different maps and as a result it has been banned from competitive play since the beginning.