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What's the difference between Reform and Restore? (Picture unrelated.)
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What's the difference between Reform and Restore? (Picture unrelated.)

u/The96kHz — 2 days ago
▲ 27 r/DMZ

In all my years playing DMZ, I've never seen this.

I died to a random sniper down where I spawned on the little peninsula just south of Sarrif Bay. Somehow when I decided to plea for help I ended up 2km away at the quarry.

I can't move, I'm just frozen here in this weird mid-summersault pose.

Weirdest way I've lost an insured weapon.

u/The96kHz — 13 days ago
▲ 7 r/DMZ

Let's talk about keys.

I'm going to keep this brief, because I'm expecting someone to comment "they've already announced that none of this is happening" and I've just missed the news.

I like how keys have to be brought in to unlock doors, but what kind of soft cheese are they made of that you can only unlock three doors with them?

My idea is to get rid of key durability (and skeleton keys) and have keys work like guns. If you exfil with a key, you unlock its blueprint.

Unlocking all the keys becomes a new set of unlocks like everything else. Once you've extracted a key, you can bring it in at the start of any game - they'll spawn a lot less often throughout the world, but spread like a virus as people kill each other and extract new keys.

EDIT: Maybe only allow one key to be brought in per match to stop a team of three each bringing eight keys and just opening 75% of the map.

What do you think? I for one am sick to death of bringing a key in only to die at spawn and never get to use it.

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u/The96kHz — 15 days ago
▲ 167 r/snooker

Finally popped my Crucible cherry.

Got to see one of my favourite retired players, Joe Perry - right up close. Was hoping for a rematch of a few years ago with another of my favourite retired players, Dominic Dale, but Matthew Stevens beat him last night.

Robert Milkins was very entertaining. Never really followed him but he seems like a really fun bloke - same goes for Matthew Stevens. Igor Figueiredo has such a massive presence in person.

As much as people whinge about Rob Walker, he's really good at what he does. I wish they just paused between frames and got him out to give the players a proper walk-on. Felt a bit hollow that we only got the full build-up at the very beginning.

Watched Ali Carter make a 131 - I was on the other side of the stage, but still had an excellent view. Still can't believe he lost.

And I can officially say I've seen Ronnie O'Sullivan make a century at the Crucible. It's not the smallest group of people, but I'm glad I'm part of it.

Had a great evening and it only cost me thirty quid (plus £1.55 for parking).

u/The96kHz — 2 months ago
▲ 8 r/snooker

I got a ticket for the quarter finals of the World Seniors at the Crucible on Friday. I bought a little radio on Amazon (that can do 60MHz) thinking I could use it to hear the commentary, only to learn that they don't actually broadcast it during the Seniors.

I had no idea they wouldn't - honestly I'm a bit surprised to learn they aren't using the same tables as the World Championship.

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u/The96kHz — 2 months ago
▲ 9 r/snooker

Bloody Channel 5, can't even list the programs right, now they can't broadcast them either.

u/The96kHz — 2 months ago