250FPS?h4hagen wrote:
Yup, if you have 125 or 250 FPS you will fire way faster. You could also try 77 or 69 (I think those are the right ones). The quake engine has sweet spots, those being some of them.
Last edited by Sir Schmoopy (2008-08-02 14:48:30)
l2readufagSgtHeihn wrote:
Or they are using a handy little perk called Double Tap.
Sir Schmoopy wrote:
@Aerodynamic, nah I don't mean double-tap.
learn to take a joke you fuckSir Schmoopy wrote:
l2readufagSgtHeihn wrote:
Or they are using a handy little perk called Double Tap.Sir Schmoopy wrote:
@Aerodynamic, nah I don't mean double-tap.
Now now calm down.SgtHeihn wrote:
learn to take a joke you fuckSir Schmoopy wrote:
l2readufagSgtHeihn wrote:
Or they are using a handy little perk called Double Tap.Sir Schmoopy wrote:
@Aerodynamic, nah I don't mean double-tap.
/cg_showfps 1aerodynamic wrote:
any people know the command to obtain the fps without me using the command to bring up the xfire thing.
Welcome.aerodynamic wrote:
thnx
you are 100% wrong. the more fps the faster your gun will shoot (only on this game engine). 250 fps: jump higher, shoot faster 125 fps: jump farther, shoot a little faster than normal. 333 fps is illegal on most server configs because you can noticeably shoot faster and sometimes run silently. go lock your frames at 40 and spray an ak, then lock at 250 and spray. the difference is clear.Flaming_Maniac wrote:
holy misinformation batman
FPS has absolutely no bearing on rof, in fact nothing does except what gun you are using and whether you have double tap or not. You should have realized this when you switched comps and didn't see any change. No one else is firing faster than you.
You can unlock the FPS on any game if you know how as well.
Last edited by kajukenbo_kid (2008-08-02 19:49:32)
On a scale from one to hard to believe, I have to say this is to the extreme of hard to believe.kajukenbo_kid wrote:
you are 100% wrong. the more fps the faster your gun will shoot (only on this game engine). 250 fps: jump higher, shoot faster 125 fps: jump farther, shoot a little faster than normal. 333 fps is illegal on most server configs because you can noticeably shoot faster and sometimes run silently. go lock your frames at 40 and spray an ak, then lock at 250 and spray. the difference is clear.Flaming_Maniac wrote:
holy misinformation batman
FPS has absolutely no bearing on rof, in fact nothing does except what gun you are using and whether you have double tap or not. You should have realized this when you switched comps and didn't see any change. No one else is firing faster than you.
You can unlock the FPS on any game if you know how as well.
go spend ten minutes researching the quake3 game engine then get back to me.Flaming_Maniac wrote:
On a scale from one to hard to believe, I have to say this is to the extreme of hard to believe.kajukenbo_kid wrote:
you are 100% wrong. the more fps the faster your gun will shoot (only on this game engine). 250 fps: jump higher, shoot faster 125 fps: jump farther, shoot a little faster than normal. 333 fps is illegal on most server configs because you can noticeably shoot faster and sometimes run silently. go lock your frames at 40 and spray an ak, then lock at 250 and spray. the difference is clear.Flaming_Maniac wrote:
holy misinformation batman
FPS has absolutely no bearing on rof, in fact nothing does except what gun you are using and whether you have double tap or not. You should have realized this when you switched comps and didn't see any change. No one else is firing faster than you.
You can unlock the FPS on any game if you know how as well.
If this is remotely true, maybe it changes how fast it APPEARS you are firing. No way it actually changes gameplay.
Where? Care to take a quote out?h4hagen wrote:
I'm actually quite positive that FPS does effect ROF, player speed, jump height etc.
I think this article explains it well:
http://bashandslash.com/index.php?optio … ;Itemid=59
As far as hard numbers are concerned.BashAndSlash wrote:
1. Given: Com_MaxFPS = 125
Best value for Cl_MaxPackets = 125, Jump Height = 48 (6.66% above a no roundoff jump)
2. Given: Com_MaxFPS = 76
Best value for Cl_MaxPackets = 77, Jump Height = 47 (4.44% above a no roundoff jump)
3. Given: Com_MaxFPS = 111
Best value for Cl_MaxPackets = 112, Jump Height = 46(2.22% above a no roundoff jump)
4. Given: Com_MaxFPS = 71
Best value for Cl_MaxPackets = 72, Jump Height = 46 (2.22% above a no roundoff jump)
5. Given: Com_MaxFPS = 55
Best value for Cl_MaxPackets = 56, Jump Height = 46 (2.22% above a no roundoff jump)
Last edited by h4hagen (2008-08-02 19:57:06)
In the above post, notice the jump height, while the author does not mention ROF, FPS clearly has an effect on jump height, it does not seem as if you jump higher, you DO jump higher. Similarly, it does not seem like you fire faster, you DO fire faster.h4hagen wrote:
The name of the article is "The Sweet Spot"
But if you don't want to read it:As far as hard numbers are concerned.BashAndSlash wrote:
1. Given: Com_MaxFPS = 125
Best value for Cl_MaxPackets = 125, Jump Height = 48 (6.66% above a no roundoff jump)
2. Given: Com_MaxFPS = 76
Best value for Cl_MaxPackets = 77, Jump Height = 47 (4.44% above a no roundoff jump)
3. Given: Com_MaxFPS = 111
Best value for Cl_MaxPackets = 112, Jump Height = 46(2.22% above a no roundoff jump)
4. Given: Com_MaxFPS = 71
Best value for Cl_MaxPackets = 72, Jump Height = 46 (2.22% above a no roundoff jump)
5. Given: Com_MaxFPS = 55
Best value for Cl_MaxPackets = 56, Jump Height = 46 (2.22% above a no roundoff jump)