Has your team scored 20+ points against a P4 team

Has your team scored 20+ points against a P4 team

Time to update the meme. We have our winner!!!!

u/W00D3YS — 4 days ago

Has your team scored 20+ points against a P4 team?

Who will be the last team standing on the offensive trash heap?

u/W00D3YS — 17 days ago

Hardware needed to not have a bad time in mega cities

I didn't find this in the FAQ so I am wondering if my old pc has the power to run this game into end game large cities.

CPU - i5-6600k

GPU - GTX 1070

Ram - 16gb

Won't be upgrading my rig for a while and have seen the horror stories of CS2 when your cities get too big.

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u/W00D3YS — 3 months ago
▲ 1 r/gpu

How worried should I be about a used 9070xt

Nearby on FB marketplace someone is selling parts out of a prebuilt Termaltake with a fried cpu 9800x3d and mobo.

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What are the chances the gpu is good if the problem was caused by the cpu.

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u/W00D3YS — 4 months ago

In store vs. Online

I have a microcenter 2ish hours away from me. What are the advantages of going there instead of just ordering online?

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Is there better bundles not on the internet?

Open box/refurb not on the internet?

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u/W00D3YS — 4 months ago

Which option is the best?

Gaming build, mostly single player and some online FPS

Option 1

Cpu- 7800X3D

Mobo- Asus B850E

GPU- 9060 XT

$1030

Option 2

CPU- 9700X

Mobo- gigabyte B650 Gaming

GPU- 9070

$1100

Option 3

CPU- 7700X

Mobo- gigabyte B650 Gaming

GPU- 9070 XT

$1120

All come with 32gb ram

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u/W00D3YS — 4 months ago

Dad gamer here, looking for an optimal 1k upgrade.

I play mostly single player games and some online fps. Looking at getting the best bang for my buck around 1k

Looking for the best combo of CPU, Motherboard, Ram (preferably 32gb), and GPU for around 1k.

I have a Micro Center nearby so I am assuming the best deal will start with the CPU, Motherboard, Ram (32gb) combos they currently offer.

Hopefully this post isn't too broad, if anyone has any suggestions of what constraints to add please let me know and I'll add them to the post.

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u/W00D3YS — 4 months ago

Just signed up waiting for my shipment

Just purchased the 100 mb package and had a couple questions.

Is there any info out there regarding the shared coverage area for the fair use policy? As I understand it my connection will be less prioritized than max users in my area but I have no idea what size area that refers to such 10 miles... 50 miles? I live in a pretty rural area.

Also is there any negatives to using my existing router? I have read some negative reviews for the starlink router and my current on can reach some of my outside areas reliably.

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u/W00D3YS — 4 months ago

Sitting here watching my two boys play and having a thought

So I have a 2.5 and 9 month old and they often parrallel play. My 2.5 year old has been delayed on some milestones causing some worry from me but seems to be catching up.

Silly thought, but I wish there was a rent a toddler service or something. My 9 month old is almost always locked on my oldest and trying to copy everything he does. Its like having a live in baby teacher or something.

If I would have had a bit older toddler for my oldest when he was younger maybe he would have picked up things faster lol. Its pretty amazing how fast my 9 month old is progressing because he has a big brother to try and copy all the time.

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u/W00D3YS — 5 months ago

24v buck converters seem to be mostly the 20 amp variety.

For those of you that have done the 40v conversion, do you find that 20 amps is sufficient to power 2 motors. Everywhere I look it seems that these larger motors can pull >10 amps on start. I plan on using the slow start/stop mod to help this issue, but I am unsure that 20 amps will be enough

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u/W00D3YS — 5 months ago

Whats the best way to step down a 24v supply and a 12v supply off of an 80v battery? Series or parrallel?

u/W00D3YS — 5 months ago

Can I do an 80 volt conversion mod similar to the 40 volt conversion mod?

Looking at a few power wheels dune racers on facebook marketplace. I want something that my kiddo can enjoy for multiple years.

I have seen multiple setups of a 40 volt conversion on these, can this be done with an 80 volt battery and the appropriate converter? I already have a bunch of 80s on hand for my yard tools.

Just looking for something that when all said and done that will have plenty of power and go like 10 mph max when he is ready for that.

Upgrades that I am sure I'll need

Gearboxes (assuming the aftermarket premades will work)

Remote kill switch

Low voltage shut off

Variable speed pedal?

Brake mod (the one that goes under the pedal)

What am I missing?

Maybe some bells and whistles lighting etc... but not worried about that now.

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u/W00D3YS — 5 months ago

Peg Perego/ Powerwheel weight capacity.

Are there models of either of these brands that can hold about 220 lbs (my weight + toddler). I have an 8 month old and a 2.5 year old and am looking into getting my oldest a ride on.

Looking at these brands as they seem to be the most reliable with the downside of not having a remote control option. So my plan was to drive/ride with my toddler until he got the hang of it. Then next summer he and my youngest can use it together (so 2 seater).

I am pretty handy in DIY so I plan to mod it as they get older so, having something that can be modded would be a plus.

There is currently a 12V Peg Perego gator nearby on marketplace but it seems that capacity is loosely tied to voltage so I don't think that option will work.

Edit: or do these go slow enough that I can just coach from the side.

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u/W00D3YS — 5 months ago

Looking at offering a trade where I would get Christian Watson by trading Bucky.

Looks like Watson is going to be the #1 in GB, and I don't know if Bucky is going to be as good with Gainwell alongside.

I need some WR help, so that may skew it a bit but I want some help looking at it in strictly a player vs. player comparison.

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u/W00D3YS — 6 months ago