What I mean by this, is that I feel my ceiling on almost any game is usually defined by my mechanics, rather than my decision making. For example I have 3000 hours on rocket league, I’ve never reached SSL and despite improving as a player slowly over the years, I feel like my mechanics are no better than they were 1000 hours ago. Same with controller...

I think this is the only real way you're going to save FPS games at this point. Motherboard software could send a generic flag that anti cheat software can detect when a DMA card sends its functions through the board, so it trips the alarm when a person who is reported runs the card. submitted by /u/Less_Cauliflower_956 [link] [comments]

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Hi all. I'm looking to purchase 11 controllers for my Esports Team (I coach at a high school in GA). I need 11 RL, PlayVS, GHSA compliant controllers. Basically, anything that connects USB-C I believe and, while turbo/programming are allowed to be on the controllers but turned off, I'd prefer those features to be missing entirely so my kids don't get...

I’m 40, doing research for my kid. I would like to learn about what it takes to get into esports ( for my kid) …can you recommend a podcast? I’ll scroll back to when the creator talked about his early days in esports. Or let me know what else you suggest. Also I have a marketing background, could manage logistics, marketing, and oversee an esports...