bashwizard

What iPhone mirroring doesn't in EU. It's not available here.

Skill gaps back then were HUGE. At least in the games I used to play and compete in. Mainly Quake, CS and StarCraft. If you were an average/decent player, you'd get absolutely destroyed by a good player every single time and it was never even close.

Modern FPS games with SBMM creates this huge "blob" of low-to-average players that will rarely if ever even have the chance of playing against an actual good player and they have no clue of how huge the difference in skill gap it is.

Skill issue. No pun intended.

> If that's the new player experience, you done fucked up.

Have you really though?

I'd argue that what made arena shooters great was the steep learning curve and the grind to improve as a player.

The feeling of having practiced duels for months and finally being able to beat players that used to 50-0 you every game was better than any achievement in any modern FPS game I've ever experienced.

Gamers these days just doesn't really care about becoming better themselves. They want the instant gratification and that's why you have FPS games with super low TTK, perks, abilities, heroes etc. All to narrow down the skill gap between actual good players and completely new players.

Maybe it's just me but I find those games boring.

The majority of devs are average. What a shocker.

It's a coordinated psyop to enforce mass surveillance and control. The question we should ask ourselves is "Who are they?". Their agenda is clear already.

Thanks but no thanks. I'm not going to give you any of personal information whatsoever.

Raycast is all I need. AeroSpace if tiling windows is your thing.

You sound like me. I disliked CS because of how slow and campy it was compared to Quake and we always had this banter in my friend group about Quake vs CS vs Unreal Tournament and which game requires more skill. I ended up playing for one of the best clans in Sweden and competed for a few years until Q3 eventually died.

I did try playing CS more serious for some time but I just couldn't stand it and I never had the patience. Got to respect that.

Quake requires more skill btw.

A dev who have never seen a base64 string before? Fascinating.

I'm surprised that it's not more. I couple of years ago I spent a few months basically github dorking for leaked api keys and made more than that.

When the cognitive dissonance hits you in the face like a truck, you hit that button!

Companies like that needs to be outed so that no one will ever go any testing whatsoever for them in the future.

Like people have said already; Certificate Transparency logs.

There are countless of tools to use for subdomain enumeration. I personally use subfinder or amass when doing recon on bug bounty targets.