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No, what he is trying to say is that an exploit is something that is in the game that the developers didn't intend to be in the game. The advanced marksman "exploit" isnt really an exploit since it works exactly how the developers intended it to work, people just abuse it.

 While I don't believe it is an exploit I do agree with it being removed.

The parental control isn't an exploit. However, players are exploiting the option to get an 18C gun instead of 18B. These players are not turning off advanced marksmanship for the reason the devs intended. Therefore they're exploiting the option.

Ah ok, so the roofbug is also not a bug cause its a feature from the original game.
Oh wait, lets talk about pronebugging and whatever more whats been fixed...

Technically the "roof bug" isn't a bug at all. It's just a product of the way the game is made. Players don't actually disappear, there's just an instance where you cannot see the other play and they can see you. Another example of this is the ledge at bravo hole on Urban Assault. In AA you shoot pretty much from the top of your head, not where your gun actually is. Sometimes if you have the high ground, this will result in the player with the lower ground not being able to see the other player, while the player with the high ground can see the lower player. It's just how the game was made. This usually only occurs when there is a small ledge in front of a player, which is the case on hospital and Urban Assault.

Well another thing to keep in mind is that the titan is a waste of money in comparison to the 780 ti. A 780ti out performs a titan and is cheaper. If you must SLI (which i would never recommend) i would go with 2 780ti's

You're wrong. A Titan Black is pretty much the exact same gaming performance as the 780 Ti. However, it benefits from the much larger 6gb of vram (double the 780 Ti), which is good for the very high res monitor he's getting and even better if he wants to use 2 monitors.

Hello,

The 2 screen option would require 2 Titans one for each screen, as they would be running a virtual desktop between them. This would be my hope anyway, not sure if they can be configured that way at the moment. The two monitor option would be the 21:9 and a 16:9.

The other thing about twin Titans is that today it is overkill, but next week it will be needed . . . . well a couple of years. If you don't buy them together it is bloody hard to buy one later that would be a perfect match.

Steve

Didn't realize you planned to run another monitor alongside the 21:9 one. Doesn't change my opinion though. The Titan is more than capable of running two screen. I'm assuming you're not going to be gaming with both screens so 1 Titan should suffice.

Hello,No, four would be extreme. Looking at 2 because of screen size and the possibility of two screens.

vram is what you need for higher resolutions and SLI doesn't give you any more vram. SLI 6gb Titans will only give you 6GBs of vram. You don't add them. Not to mention 6gb of vram is way more than enough for the resolution of the monitor you posted. The second Titan would be wasted 99.9% of the time. One will max out anything under the sun at your monitor's resolution. If you feel comfortable with 2 though, then have at it. I look at it this way, if you buys one Titan and it's not enough, you can always buy another one. Whereas if one titan is enough, you just saved a ton of money.

If you don't want external audio solutions I've heard a lot of people recommend the ASUS Xonar soundcards over Creative. That might be something worth looking into.

Here's another possible solution. Put an announcement on Assist that exploiting the 18B slot to get an 18C will now be a bannable offense. This will deter most of them and the rest will get caught eventually by the community.

EDIT: Talked to roxii. He denied it at first. Then he tried to tell me he had an old version of assist, but agreed to stop exploiting it when I asked him, so we'll see. I told him it may become a bannable offense.

For educational purposes i'd love to make a video with me having no recoil macros on my mouse+keyboard, contra not having it and recording that aswell, and pointing out what to look for. It is possible to spot, if you know what you're  looking for. Demos are the only way to catch these boys. Give me immunity and i'll go ahead.

Immunity? Just do it offline and not through assist or on an assist server.

Hello,

Budget, yeap I should of mentioned that. My last system was in the 5K range and that is for all hardware and O/S's, so it is not so much of a budget. That is also very flexible but will be kept sensible.

I would like a pair of 780's or what ever is about when I build, but I also have to think about space and other boards.

Also, as this does effect what is available, I am now in the UK not the USA. Some thing are not available in the UK same as the USA.

Just a few other basics that might be important.

Case, big, black, nice clear side, lights blue.

It goes without saying, but will just in case, must be OC'ble, even if I don't. I tend too under clock a little for better stability and longer life.

My last system had 2 extra panels on the front, one for the Creative Labs sound card, I/O's and knobs and a second with fan control over rides, nice digital display with temps.

Have not decided about cooling yet, options are 1 - standard fans, 2 - CPU liquid cooled the rest standard fans, 3 - everything liquid cooled.

Have also run one system with 2 PSU's. 1 was for the mother board and the other for the mechanical devices ( fans and drives ).

Steve

5K? Holy hell you can build one badass computer for that.

PC hardware changes all the time, but pretty much you'll just be looking at the latest Intel CPUs and Nvidia GPUS (unless AMD ever gets the price down on their GPUs). All of the high end Intel CPUs are normally very overclockable (the K models) but it would b ebest to look into that as I don't normally follow the overclocking scene.

GPU
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814487003
I wholly recommend EVGA for Nvidia GPUs. Best customer service I've ever dealt with next to Amazon.
Have you ever SLI'd GPU before? They cna be a headache I hear. Games may not support SLI all that well and stuttering can occur. However, you can max any game with a single GTX 780 Ti alone so you wouldn't have to worry about that.

CPU
Like I said, any high end Intel CPU would be good. Their top CPUs are 6 cores, but cost over $1,000.

Motherboards are a bit trickier to pick the best one. It all comes down to preferences. I've only used Gigabyte mobos and they've served me well. I've heard EVGA and Asrock makes good mobos too but I haven't really looked into them much.

RAM
Without a budget you can probably go for 16gb of 1600 ram. You can get faster ram, but there really ins't much point in doing it.

What exactly is your PC going to be used for? If it's just gaming you could probably scale back a ton of uneeded stuff. Why spend more money than you need, right?

That is sufficient proof for your honor. I updated it to 49 and it should change the next time you log into Assist.

As far as training goes, there is currently no way of updating training so I'm afraid you'll have to do it again.