I agree that the top players have very high stats - I'm not arguing with that. I just looked at your example, and thought that a kill every 15 seconds is a possibility if a player is drugging constantly in a DM, or even CP. As for being able to maintain that for 200+ hours, yes, that certainly is questionable.

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If you're drugging constantly with good equipment in a small map/DM, a kill every 15 seconds is certainly possible.

I was wondering too.

Piano

I can solve one side logically, but need to follow the algorithms for the other sides. Once I memorize the algorithms it should be a lot easier.

Nothing, apart from a few MUs.

With 100% SMP, done in three 15 min battles.

Dictionary for playersPage updated, thank you for reporting :)

There's definitely a correlation between complainers and K/D. :P

Beating my K/D by 0.01 :ph34r:

- How is it not sensitive the information about what you have in your garage? Would the information about what you have in your wallet right now NOT be sensitive to you? Because it is basically exactly the same thing. It's not the same thing at all. I don't regard the content of my garage in this video game to be sensitive in any way. I mean come on. There's only a limited selection of turrets and hulls available in the garage anyway - and what if I find out (or guess) what they are? Nothing happens. Because this information is not sensitive. - Would you like it if your bank decided to make all your purchases public? Of course not. This is exactly what is happening here at the moment. Getting back to your whole 'bank' analogy - you have a point here, however lets say my bank DOES make all of my purchases public. To be honest, it's irrelevant because while people know that some username has bought some stuff, the people don't know the information which is ACTUALLY sensitive, such as identity or location - this is the information which matters. - I should have the right to be able to HIDE the personal information I consider to be sensitive, for what ever reasons I might have. At the end of the day, you're entitled to your opinion. It seems that we have different definitions of what data is sensitive/personal and what isn't. I'd like to question why you're so desperate for this privacy, as it only makes others more curious as to what your 'career' has to show in your garage. But whatever, you're entitled to your opinion as I have said.

You must be having trouble understanding me. I'll try to explain in simpler terms. Firstly, I agree with the right to privacy. However, this 'right' regards personal, sensitive information. This includes your identity, location and family details, as well as your feelings and opinions. Statistics regarding a video game are not sensitive in any way and I'm therefore struggling to understand your anger at this update. If anything, it makes you look suspicious at the very least.

I can't believe how frustrated you're getting over harmless gameplay statistics. For example, what is so concerning about others knowing the number of hours you've spent using a turret?... What's that? You secretly use Twins while nobody is looking?! :O Don't worry mate, we won't judge.

lol.

You have good taste. ;) While we're on Dan Brown - Angels and Demons, and The Da Vinci Code are also favourites of mine.

Err, I think I found a bug.

I have air rifles, but not airsoft.

That's not it, but ok.

I'm most proficient with Visual Basic due to frequent use at school. Thing is, most languages are pretty similar once you understand the basic principles.

Bye m8

Thought I'd buy one why I still can.

^ Add me too pls.

Took quite long, but not long enough to spell 'coming' correctly. :(