In today’s world of hyper-exotic and ultra-expensive supercars, you might think you need to spend incredible amounts of money to satiate your need for speed. So we decided to compile a list of the best cheap and fast cars for less than $25,000. Yes, you read that right. There is such a thing as cheap thrills in the automotive world, … Continue reading
For a while now PUBG has been plagued with cheaters, with many feeling that these cheaters came about after the game launched in China. So much so that many players have pestered the game’s developers to implement region locking to prevent players from China from “infiltrating” their servers with cheaters and bots.
The developers had initially refused to impose region locking, but ultimately they caved in, but now it looks like players aren’t too thrilled by it anyway and have taken to the forums to complain. Basically they got what they want, but now they are saying that because of region locking, they are finding issues with latency which has apparently been made worse. Some are also having a hard time trying to find games, which is understandable given that the pool of players and games to choose from got much smaller.
Some are also saying that following region locking, they are being matchmade with more cheaters than before. It is unclear as to how the developers of PUBG plan to address these issues, but it seems that despite getting their wish for region locking, the end result wasn’t really what many of these players had anticipated.
We imagine that this experience might vary from region to region as some regions might have more players than others, which should address the lack of games issue, while others are unfortunately grouped in regions where more cheaters reside.
PUBG Players Unhappy After Region Locking Is Implemented , original content from Ubergizmo. Read our Copyrights and terms of use.
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You’re in luck if you were enticed by AMD’s second-generation Threadripper CPUs but felt that going all-out on the 32-core model was a little too over-the-top. The chip designer has announced that the 12-core Threadripper 2920X and 24-core 2970WX wi…
In today’s world of hyper-exotic and ultra-expensive supercars, you might think you need to spend incredible amounts of money to satiate your need for speed. So we decided to compile a list of the best cheap and fast cars for less than $25,000. Yes, you read that right. There is such a thing as cheap thrills in the automotive world, … Continue reading
For a while now PUBG has been plagued with cheaters, with many feeling that these cheaters came about after the game launched in China. So much so that many players have pestered the game’s developers to implement region locking to prevent players from China from “infiltrating” their servers with cheaters and bots.
The developers had initially refused to impose region locking, but ultimately they caved in, but now it looks like players aren’t too thrilled by it anyway and have taken to the forums to complain. Basically they got what they want, but now they are saying that because of region locking, they are finding issues with latency which has apparently been made worse. Some are also having a hard time trying to find games, which is understandable given that the pool of players and games to choose from got much smaller.
Some are also saying that following region locking, they are being matchmade with more cheaters than before. It is unclear as to how the developers of PUBG plan to address these issues, but it seems that despite getting their wish for region locking, the end result wasn’t really what many of these players had anticipated.
We imagine that this experience might vary from region to region as some regions might have more players than others, which should address the lack of games issue, while others are unfortunately grouped in regions where more cheaters reside.
PUBG Players Unhappy After Region Locking Is Implemented , original content from Ubergizmo. Read our Copyrights and terms of use.
A viral video shows the mayor’s interaction with 72-year-old Nathylin Flowers Adesegun, who approached him at the YMCA.
Microsoft has temporarily halted the rollout of its October 2018 update for Windows 10 (version 1809), writing in a page dedicated to the update that it would “investigate isolated reports of users missing some files after updating.”
France badly wants electric cars, but as the 2018 Paris Auto Show demonstrated, that’s still a long way from happening. Sure, we saw plenty of exciting EV concepts, like Peugeot’s throwback E-Legend, the autonomous Renault EZ-ULTIMO land yacht an…
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