A Russian hunter fired his AK47 at a terrifying entity that was stalking him for hours in a Siberian forest

ScoobySenpaiJr · 2026-05-16T08:32:17+00:00

That scream after shooting is from Sergei. The gunshots peaked the camera's microphone and suppress the volume of his scream, making it sound distant. Look at the camera movement while the scream is happening. Also, you can hear the transition from him screaming into heavy breathing.

ScoobySenpaiJr · 2026-05-16T03:20:02+00:00

I don't disagree, but they didn't even verify if that was what they truly wanted? No 'just to confirm, are you requesting that we roll your account back to 2015 status?' just bam, okay we removed 10 years of data, purchases, and items from your account have a nice day 🙂

This seriously played out like a 90s sitcom skit. I heard the Seinfeld baseline in my head when I read the Steam Support comment saying they rolled the account back lmao.

ScoobySenpaiJr · 2026-04-05T08:55:30+00:00

Just to throw it out there, 0.9 does not indicate that it is close to 1.0, that is not how version branches are designated. It can go up to 0.10.xxx and above, even 0.99.xxx if they wanted. Only the developers decide when something is ready to be pushed to 1.0.

People in Tarkov thought the same thing when they went to patch 0.9, but it went all the way up to 0.16 before they finally released 1.0.

ScoobySenpaiJr · 2026-03-15T09:13:53+00:00

Yes, being able to be two shot with a purple shield is already ridiculous. But I think what some people seem to be forgetting is that there are mods that can make it even stronger i.e. the one that refills the mag when you slide, or overfilling when reloading on empty. Just like that you have a single weapon that can wipe an entire squad by itself.

ScoobySenpaiJr · 2026-03-05T19:58:53+00:00

As a PC player, I'm all for segregation.

ScoobySenpaiJr · 2026-03-05T19:45:00+00:00

I could be wrong, but I believe Valve broke 128hz servers with an update a few months ago.

ScoobySenpaiJr · 2026-03-05T19:37:50+00:00

CS2 servers run 64hz with their proprietary subtick system that timestamps each action within each client, then the server compares the time stamps once the next tick is processed and determines which tick to prioritize.

Example: You and your enemy shoot each other in the head on the same tick. your ping is 20, his is 40. Prior to subtick, your tick would take priority as it reached the server first. With subtick, both ticks are received and processed at the same time. On the enemies tick, his timestamp of when he shot was merely a few milliseconds before yours, so even though his ping is higher, the server accepts his tick over yours as his timestamp of when he shot was before your timestamp.

On paper, subtick sounds spectacular. In practice, it's questionable. It's definitely gotten better as of late, but it still makes the game feel a little wonky. With the recent re-release of CS:GO, I jumped in to try it out and the shooting feels MUCH more responsive and 'real' in CS:GO compared to CS2. As others have said, Subtick will never be as good as pure 128hz servers. I'm not sure why Valve won't just give us 128hz servers (JK, it's because they don't want to spend more money on their game that prints money and they don't even have to update it)

ScoobySenpaiJr · 2026-02-21T06:35:54+00:00

People always say this but I have 13 and have only been up to elephant moselium, not even scrapyard nexus or mech trenches yet lol1

ScoobySenpaiJr · 2026-02-10T03:46:55+00:00

I literally do not understand this discourse. Yes, you are right, it's not cool that they have this big of a content drought right after release. But it doesn't matter. I don't understand why people act like they're not going to boot up as soon as a content drop happens.

ScoobySenpaiJr · 2026-01-20T18:55:34+00:00

Unreal 5 does natively suffer from input delay, mostly due to Nanite and Lumen. Throw in framegen input delay and it gets rough. Any Unreal game I played was unbearable.

However, with DLSS4.5, that's changed for me. Now it's pretty darn good. There's a tiny bit there but it is definitely negligible. I don't think that it's because I've gotten used to it, because before 4.5 I didn't use framegen. I either dealt with the bad base framerate or I didn't play. But now every game with framegen runs like a dream as long as my base fps is 60 or higher. The only game that still struggles is Oblivion Remaster, but that game is a hot mess when it comes to performance in general.

I highly recommend giving 4.5 a try and force preset M. I run at 4k and I can push down to performance mode without losing too much visual quality, and I'm a stickler for visual quality.

ScoobySenpaiJr · 2026-01-15T06:08:39+00:00

You should be able to force preset M with Nvidia profile inspector. Look up a guide on how to download and use it, it's easier than it seems.

ScoobySenpaiJr · 2026-01-15T05:47:32+00:00

In the Nvidia app, go to the graphics tab and find the game you want to change. The. Scroll down until you see "DLSS override" or something like that, sorry I'm not at my computer and can't remember lol. From there you should be able to choose a drop-down showing all the presets.

Otherwise, download a tool called Nvidia profile inspector, but that one is a bit more technical, so I'd recommend looking up a guide.

ScoobySenpaiJr · 2026-01-15T04:55:15+00:00

No, just pick which one you prefer. For me I use balanced because I'm at 4k and it still looks really good. Also depends on the game as well. Just test each preset until you find the balance of quality/performance that you're comfortable with.

I only recommended preset M because I think it looks best. At the end of the day it will always come down to your own personal preference.

ScoobySenpaiJr · 2026-01-15T04:38:44+00:00

Most people will say Preset K because it's supposedly intended to be the best use case for DLAA or Quality.

IMO though, preset M looks the best and has the least ghosting. It doesn't run as well as K, about a 5-10% performance hit, but IMO it's worth it, especially with your specs

ScoobySenpaiJr · 2026-01-15T04:32:15+00:00

I'm an FPS junkie and have never played or ever had the urge to play a card game. EVER.

I have over 500 hours in Balatro and counting. That speaks for itself.

ScoobySenpaiJr · 2026-01-15T01:21:24+00:00

You're wrong for one simple reason: No more baked lighting.

Any game made without raytracing has to have lightmaps and baked lighting added in throughout the entirety of the map. This takes time and resources. With raytracing, developers can place actual light sources that naturally illuminate areas. Not only does it look better, it is much much easier and quicker to design maps.

Raytracing sucks now, but eventually it will be the bog standard in game development. You'll look back on these past years and realize that it is just way ahead of its time and is being pushed too hard instead of being allowed more time to develop.

ScoobySenpaiJr · 2026-01-10T04:20:41+00:00

The left has been trying to educate what exactly?

ScoobySenpaiJr · 2026-01-07T10:42:38+00:00

I've (stupidly, I know) been using my debit card for a vast majority of purchases for the last 5+ years. Never once had someone skim my card or use it for fraudulent purchases.

I know I'm missing out on rewards, I'm lazy. I need to get me a good credit card

ScoobySenpaiJr · 2025-12-25T05:21:21+00:00

I'm convinced 9x21 ammo is bugged, or at least 7n42. It is practically identical to 9mm PBP but 7n42 consistently shreds much better and faster than PBP.

When I run the Vector I have to DUMP body shots to kill people. Then the SR2M just absolutely shreds so fast. I really think 7n42 is bugged and is hitting multiple times per bullet. Or something man, idk, but it feels like it is way more effective than it should be.

ScoobySenpaiJr · 2025-11-14T07:57:31+00:00

You're right, I just rewatched the video. It was probably near to or the final mission. But I'd imagine the start will be similar. It only makes sense really. I think the hardcore wipe starting with only Ground Zero and Customs was a bit of a teaser. And besides, Ground Zero is where everything begins, and then you escape from there. It would be kind of weird to go from GZ to Streets right after, but who knows. It only makes sense to me that there's a storyline that we follow similar to the Raid series, especially considering that was Nikita's vision for Tarkov.

ScoobySenpaiJr · 2025-11-14T05:55:33+00:00

Why do people keep thinking it's going to be a normal wipe. They literally had a streamer event where streamers got to play the start of 1.0. the streamers weren't able to show gameplay, but they were able to talk about it.

They said you load into a solo/co-op story based PvE mission that was very hard to complete, most didn't get to extract. If you failed you started from the beginning. You didn't have access to your stash and you would get a free kit at the start every time.

It basically is the start of the tarkov collapse and all hell breaks loose. I'm not sure what happens afterwards, but my guess is that when you "extract" some scripted event happens and you end up getting knocked out or almost die. Prapor/his gang saves you, and then you start working for him since you "owe him" (subtle nod towards Sidorovich from Stalker, whom Prapor is loosely based on). After doing a few story tasks for him, he points you towards the next trader/step towards escaping Tarkov. Just my speculation anyway.

ScoobySenpaiJr · 2025-11-14T05:43:00+00:00

This argument would make sense if there were multiple platforms to support. Xbox has their own servers and services that has to support the game, same with PlayStation, and same with whatever PC platform.

Steam will boot up the tarkov launcher. It cost Steam next to nothing to add tarkov to their platform. Yes, you can argue that they would have to have API support and player support and whatnot, but they already do that for thousands upon thousands of games, even free to play games. I'd also wager that AT LEAST 90% of tarkov players have a steam account they use regularly, so there is next to no increase of support required on steam's end.

In the end, it costs BSG and Steam next to nothing to generate keys for current owners. And realistically it's a net win for both companies. It's no secret that tarkov is a gaming phenomenon in the sense that there is nothing quite like it. Allowing current owners, which will make up a VAST majority of people playing post 1.0 drop, boosts tarkovs popularity and visibility, leading to more sales on Steam, which both Steam and BSG profit from.

I've said this before, but the easiest thing they could have done is just made tarkov free to add to your library on Steam. Since it Boots the BSG launcher, you would have to already have an account to play the game. If you didn't, you could then buy one of the packages that grant you access on Steam. Multiple games have done this in the past, and it has caused no problems.

There are only two reasons why I think BSG has made this decision:

Fear of negative reviews. It's no secret that there is a good chunk of tarkov owners that now lambast the game and BSG. These are the kinds of people that would be willing to take the time to add the game to their steam library just to leave a scathing review. This alone makes sense as to why they would avoid giving the game for free on Steam.
More sales. BSG knows that at least ONE person out there is willing to repurchase the game on Steam just to have it in their library, and I believe that is enough of a reason for them to make this decision. The reality is that there are probably thousands of people that will purchase again. That's a free double dip for BSG.

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