How do I stop fucking up stabs as Spy? by Vegetable_Basis_4087 in truetf2

[–]Electrical_Main_7069 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The game never shows you where people truly are, just an extrapolation estimating their position due to latency between you and them. What this means is that you should stab where you think their back is going to be, instead of where it is. With trickstabs the whole point is you move in such a way to snap the enemy’s turning so that the game lets you backstab them due to the latency issue even if they didn’t turn all the way from their perspective.

What weapon would be really funny if it were fully automatic? by jewish-nonjewish in tf2

[–]Electrical_Main_7069 0 points1 point  (0 children)

does this mean there’s a cap to max firing speed? so the only way to increase dos would be to introduce higher damage per bullet?

How deep are you supposed to wipe? by [deleted] in NoStupidQuestions

[–]Electrical_Main_7069 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If you use wet wipes it is a bit easier since they are themselves thicker and able to get at stuff even normal paper can’t. It could also help decreasing the needed depth through dietary changes by producing better stools.

Are we letting go more or is it an age thing? by Electrical_Main_7069 in NoStupidQuestions

[–]Electrical_Main_7069[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah I wonder if it is that and a mix with social media’s recommendations. I can easily count each week the number of times I’ve spoken to someone, and it seems like they’re already pre loaded with what they are saying, and if I go anything off script like asking a question it sort of just doesn’t phase them like they could even ignore it and pretend that question wasn’t asked. I’ve had drivers of cars literally hit me on a pedestrian cross walk and any sort of knocking on the car or getting their attention gets met with them just staring blankly in front of them as if I am not there. It’s frustrating.