CS:GO

[ZetZet]

Jesus that's sad imo, ruining an experience to try and gain an advantage.

Competitive gaming just confuses me!

You do know that CS:GO looks completely the same on high vs low. All the difference is you remove all the glare and increase performance.

[mrswagbhinav]

It doesent... maybe it is different on crapy monitors with poor colors? I have no problem recognizing enemies in shadows or enviroment with simmilar color to the enemy.

I don't play on lowest unless my i5-3250m is acting up again. Not a sweaty nerd

[Tim Drake]

CS:GO is the game where i feel the difference the most . I can feel even if you have a fps dip from 150 to 130 , even on a 60hz monitor

That's frame time stutter not FPS

[PineappleHolidays]

YES SOMEONE WHO FINALLY HAS MY OPINION <3

I just like to see things lol

in bf4 and other games the shadows hide people really bad ( I'm daltonian ) so I need to have stuff lowered to play jungle maps .

 

Although I do find 4:3 or lower res a bit tryhard

[Si3Rra_7]

As I said, sweaty nerds

IM NOT SWEATY I'M GLISTERING AND FABULOUS . The tactic that i hate more than playing on lowest settings is people playing on 4:3 stretched so enemies appear wider 

[Guest]

CS:GO is the game where i feel the difference the most . I can feel even if you have a fps dip from 150 to 130 , even on a 60hz monitor

There is no dip, but psychologically, yeah I see what you mean.

[Guest]

I love to laugh at the competitive gamers though, but I always thought gaming was for fun, people take it too seriously

Just my opinion but even youtubers.

If I played games all day (And rendered, which DOES take skill no hate) i'd get so bored of gaming. 

Not to mention having to talk while playing!

[theereal]

Is this your friend?

 

ye