Ianjohn

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This started happening maybe two weeks ago. If I'm watching a youtube video, every once in a while it'll stop playing and buffer forever (maybe jumping a few frames every few seconds) and the sound will get very choppy and play in short bursts, or cut out completely. I can fix it for a bit by closing and opening all programs, but it always comes back.

ALL sounds are choppy, not just those from the youtube video. That said, anything else I'm doing runs fine when the issue occurs.

I've encountered the issue in Firefox and Chrome. Twitch also gets choppy, but never cuts out completely.

I've noticed it happens more often when certain programs are open (Steam causes it to happen very quickly)

I know it sounds pedantic, but I swear it's not. The strength of dash dancing is in the ability to change direction whenever you want, as long as you're still in your dash animation. This means you can threaten being in multiple locations at once, which makes it hard for your opponent to properly react to and space against you.

Foxtrotting lets you essentially string dashes together. The traditional caveat to this is that you must complete the full dash before beginning the next one, meaning you can't control exactly when you turn around, and meaning your opponent can much more easily predict where you'll end up, as long as they know the distance and/or timing of your dash animation. This i

It's great that Warcraft 3 is getting patched again, but I see a lot of games get overpatched, which can ruin interesting metas and remove race identity, and I'm really hoping this doesn't happen to my favorite game.

What I would love to see, however, are a variety of seasonal maps to play on. Map selection has a huge impact on RTS balance, and I feel like this is accentuated even further in Warcraft 3 with things like creep routes and neutral building choice. I'd really love to see a variety of merc camps, though I think that one is a little bit unlikely.

How often do y'all think we'll get new maps to play on? How often will they rotate ladder maps?

It's peasy peasy lemon peasy.

I was thinking about renting a server once the browser is launched, assuming anyone ends up renting out overwatch servers. Anyone have any experience with this? I assume it'd be similar to renting out a server for TF2, which I did a bit of research on. How long would one recommend waiting after server browser launch before picking a service to rent from?

Whenever I go to a restaurant, no matter how hungry I am, I'll eat like eight or nine bites and be full. An hour or two later I will gorge myself on the leftovers until there is nothing left, and still be hungry. Dafuq, I thought restaurants were supposed to be designed to increase the appetite.

Seems like every teaching resource I can find on Google is geared towards people who know the basics of basketball and need help executing it in game. I know the rules. I just don't know any terminology or basic strategies. What the hell am i doing and why do I suck so bad?

Obviously the general rule is focus the healer. But if I have a guaranteed chance to kill either one (such as a RIP-Tire) should I go for the tank or the healer?

Edit got it, still always go for the healer. Thanks all!

This may have been asked before, but i have no clue how to word it in reddit's search function.

So I've been kinda craving an mmo or social game. I love the Elder Scrolls universe. And while I know I'm not gonna get the same experience as an elder scrolls game, I thought I might try it out. The thing they announced at e3 (with the unleveled world) seems cool, and I figured I'd see what's up.

Is it worth it? Are dungeons mildly entertaining/interesting? Is there an endgame? How social is the game (i.e. general chat, how often do you interact with players in the wild, is there an RP element, etc.)

More specifically, a single player (or multi-player, I guess) RPG with a living world around you, where you can just chill and watch the world play out.

The things that I've played that come closest are Fable (1 and 2, never really got into 3) Skyrim (and the predecessors, though for this exact request I feel that a modded out Skyrim works best. If you have good mod suggestions for any of the games, I'll happily take those too) and... actually, that's about it.

PC is preferable. Dwarf Fortress adventure mode comes really close to scratching that itch, but npcs don't really do anything in that game, unfortunately. I haven't played Dragons Dogma, Amaleur, or most of the Witcher (briefly pla

A while ago something happened to my video card. It stopped giving a signal and the fans would rev a ton when I turned it on.

Since then I've replaced every component but the psu, ram, and ssd trying to figure out the issue. Right now, all the fans rev, the mobo beeps once when I turn it on, but I'm not getting any signal. I've tried this with the new graphics card installed and with it uninstalled using the onboard graphics. I've checked every cord and reseated everything several times. I'm at a loss. Any suggestions?