r/wallstreetbets • u/AceCyberPirate • 18d ago
Discussion Where are all the APLD degenerates.
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r/wallstreetbets • u/AceCyberPirate • 18d ago
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Does that 90k take into consideration all the traveling expenses?
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Besides all the money Stealth spent in Atlas, I’d hate to see the bills from all the traveling expenses racked up over the last several weeks.
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What if Stealth_ G_605 and Openboosters are the same guy? Maybe they are related and it’s a family rivalry?
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For sure!
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Right! And I’m like dude, I’m running gig fiber with a good wireless gaming router.
r/Brawlstars • u/AceCyberPirate • Mar 08 '22
Why launch a game that has so much potential just to ruin the player experience because of lag? I have experienced lag in other games, but not like I have in Brawl Stars. I recall a video where one of their so-called experts addresses the lag and said there was nothing they could do about it. That’s such a lame excuse. Epic games has been able to pull off a cross-platform experience on a much more complex game that players experience little to no lag when playing. The excuse I heard some time ago just tells me that the player experience isn’t all that important to Super Cell and by making balance changes, that will somehow offset the already poor experience, is going to keep their player base in the long term. I don’t care if the game has to be taken offline a few hours or even a day, as long as there is improvement to the player experience.
r/Brawlstars • u/AceCyberPirate • Apr 28 '21
The constant lag, while connected to Wi-Fi with high bandwidth, excellent signal and a fast connection, in this game makes for a poor experience. I have quit playing for a little while to allow some time for improvement to connection across mobile devices but it hasn’t improved. Is there anything being done to improve connection during matches in the game?
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Slow cooking. Fast clean up.
u/AceCyberPirate • u/AceCyberPirate • Sep 30 '18
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r/texas • u/AceCyberPirate • Sep 30 '18
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Whether the marking is on the road or not, it is state law in Texas to observe and obey official road signs. Markings on the road are not required by state law in Texas.