SmertsKosoy

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  • in reply to: Auto Aim Mongoose config #116307
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    Random Noob Generator

    in reply to: Auto Aim Mongoose config #116305
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    Rigged Nowin Games

    in reply to: Auto Aim Mongoose config #116303
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    TBH, I havent yet found a reliable set of settings lol, I try the listed ones, they work for a couple of days, then the next week I miss everything

    in reply to: Auto Aim Mongoose config #116295
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    On 11/19/2021 at 9:33 PM, A_Troll said:

    It depends how you set “Pen chance”

    75%

    in reply to: Auto Aim Mongoose config #116293
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    I suppose it depends on the tank, I have games where bot always aimed for the cupola when the side of the turret was a much easier shot, It seems to love wheels for some reason, it always seems to aim where its the most difficult shot to make tbh.

    in reply to: Auto Aim Mongoose config #116291
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    these setting dont work either Elements, this bot is fcked, its easier not to use it.

    in reply to: Auto Aim Mongoose config #116283
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    4 skill crew, 122% :)

    I set pen chance as per the settings showed previously, 70%

    in reply to: Auto Aim Mongoose config #116280
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    still the same m8, it spaz’s out at stationary targets, locks onto random stuff, always seems to want to hit the cupola, either flies way over or hits the ground 50m in front lol.

    in reply to: Auto Aim Mongoose config #116278
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    my original settings were close to that, tried these too, still no better.

    its aiming for some stupid locations

     

    in reply to: Auto Aim Mongoose config #116276
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    tried 4-5 different settings, this AB is bloody useless, it blocks shots that I know I can make, it always has a spaz attack just when im going to shoot, it misses way more than it should.

    in reply to: Unsolicited Personal Messages #112425
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    its been reported in the FB group WOT arty noobs that on the EU server people are getting random messages, something along the lines of “welcome to www. something . com” offering free tanks and gold etc

    in reply to: spent a bit of money on my PC #111965
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    On 3/16/2017 at 0:04 PM, BobC said:

     

    Perhaps you would prefer to start a new topic involving dry and wet arcing of electrical cables caused by a variety of defects within the wiring and connections?

    better that than hijacking Soulzas thread on his new PC.

    LOL

    Having been an Electrical engineer for over 25 years pal, I KNOW they dont breathe.

    I bet you are the kind of person who believes all the crap that “monster” cables say about “cleaning” electricity

    or the HDMI cables that are oxygen free etc etc that people claim can improve an OPTICAL signal.

    Its ALL BS, designed to make people “think” they are buying amazing cables when they are actually buying cheap rubbish that will not do anything.

     

     

    PS, sorry Soulza.

     

    in reply to: spent a bit of money on my PC #111959
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    2 hours ago, BobC said:

    This is not a discussion between you and I over the “basics” as I prefer to keep it when discussing complex scientific phenomena. It’s merely about offering some advice about the actuality of fire relating to overheating within PCs.

    I trust that you have no objection with my mere thought of life saving?

    not “basics” just the truth.

    cables do not breathe :)

    in reply to: spent a bit of money on my PC #111954
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    On 2/24/2017 at 1:11 PM, BobC said:

    Ensure that your cables are able breathe as there is a phenomenon known in the electrical world as “ventilation” and that is when wires and cables are tightly packed together and the heat inside them cannot be dissipated or dispersed therefore the whole bundle starts to overheat.

    Some may argue that it should be lack of ventilation but hey ho.

    Hopefully by the look of your set up there is adequate fans to extract all the heat generated.

    its actually caused by magnetic forces, all electric cables produce a magnetic field around them, this is why some cables have shielding.

    cables too close together with current passing through them both produce a magnetic field (induction) these fields interact with each other and cause heat.

    in reply to: spent a bit of money on my PC #111953
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    nice build m8, that desktop wallpaper is gash tho :)

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