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I have no problem with my 7900 GRE. is the game running in windowed mode for some reason? Changing to fullscreen sometimes fixes the fps drop, for weird reasons the game sometimes sets to windowed mode. What is your CPU? Does it have E-cores? windows version?

That's why I said annoying, not skilled...

I can’t consider running around on an overpopulated server with a knife that has ridiculous throw range + crazy wild bounce effects & poison to be any kind selling point for bragging to be the “hardest” knife player. Maybe most annoying sure 😄 it’s crazy easy imo. use a knife as intended and stab, prove skill that way 😄 or least have a realistic throw to them with little too no bounce haha. @RNGesus mentioned ez on s1. Yes he is good the the knife!

Weird that no one said 13. He's the most annoying, followed by Pig and Finger. But 13, IMO, has the most deadly aim. McLovin runs around with a knife, but he's the one who can't hit the broad side of a barn.

german stuff

Thanks to all !! 😻

Welcome to the forums Jordi

Welcome back and see you on the field!

Hi and welcome! Regards, Dannyrules

Also me every other map 😂:

The player that goes by the name Ez on silent1 has given me a phobia of covi knives. I was randomly just shoot my own team mates because they could all be Ez anytime he is online

yes, used DDU as well. this has been particularly a problem with AMD GPUs for a long time, even when old control panel (Wattman) let you supposedly set a minimum speed. Adrenalin doesnt even let you do that for my card (9070xt). someone on the web who had this problem with another AMD GPU card wrote a bit of software called a keepaliverenderloop. i will give that a try. it's truly pathetic of AMD to have this problem for so long and never fix it. GPU runs perfectly on games that utilize more heavy graphics.

NASA's oldest active astronaut has redefined traveling "home" for your birthday, landing from the International Space Station on the same day that he turned 70. Don Pettit touched down on Saturday (April 19) with his Soyuz MS-26 crewmates, Aleksey Ovchinin, 53, and Ivan Vagner, 39. The U.S. astronaut and two Russian cosmonauts reached the ground in Kazakhstan at 9:20 p.m. EDT (0120 GMT or 6:20 a.m. local time April 20), seven months after they left Earth aboard the same spacecraft. Pettit was born on April 20, 1955, in Silverton, Oregon, but said that the feeling of being home is relative to where you have been. Don Pettit, NASA's oldest active astronaut, is carried to a medical tent shortly after returning from 220 days on board the International Space Station. Pettit and his Soyuz MS-26 crewmates landed on the steppe of Kazakhstan on his 70th birthday. (Image credit: NASA/Bill Ingalls) "After having been on the space station for seven months, we will be returning on our Soyuz spacecraft landing on the steppes of Kazakhstan. When our capsule goes thump on those desert flats, I will be literally on the opposite side of Earth, nearly 12,000 miles from home. Yet I will be home," Pettit wrote while he was still in space on Friday (April 18). "I can picture sometime in the future, a crew returning from Mars and after inserting themselves into low Earth orbit, they will look down at this blue jewel circling below and say, 'I am home,'" he wrote. Pettit's journey was not nearly as long or distant as a trip to the Red Planet, but for many who followed his "science of opportunity" demonstrations and his stunning photographs of Earth and other sights in space, it was no less engaging. "Saying goodbye today to Don Pettit," wrote NASA astronaut and Expedition 73 flight engineer Nichole Ayers on the social media network X on Saturday. "It's bittersweet because he had an amazing mission and inspired so many people while he was here." Russia's Soyuz MS-26 spacecraft undocks from the Rassvet mini-research module after 220 days at the International Space Station on Saturday, April 19, 2025. (Image credit: NASA) Remaining in orbit was Ayers, as well as fellow NASA astronauts Anne McClain and Jonny Kim; JAXA (Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency) astronaut and Expedition 73 commander Takuya Onishi; and cosmonauts Kirill Peskov, Sergey Ryzhikov and Alexey Zubritsky of the Russian federal corporation Roscosmos. On Earth, Soyuz MS-26 and its crew were met by Russian recovery forces and NASA medical personnel to be helped out of the capsule and undergo quick checks before flying on a helicopter to the nearby staging city of Karaganda, Kazakhstan. From there, Pettit will board a NASA plane and return to Houston, while Ovchinin and Vagner will depart for a training base in Star City, Russia. In addition to Pettit's personal science demos — including drinking from a zero-g cup that he designed on a previous visit to the station and imaging thin wafers of ice under polarized filters — he also helped perform hundreds of experiments and technology trials during his time as an Expedition 71/72 crew member. Pettit also helped oversee the departure of SpaceX's Crew-9 mission aboard the Dragon spacecraft "Freedom" and the arrival of Crew-10 on Dragon "Endurance," as well as the departure of the Cygnus "S.S. Francis R. '****' Scobee" cargo ship. Ovchinin and Vagner took part in science experiments as well and conducted a 7 hour, 17 minute spacewalk to install an X-ray spectrometer on the exterior of the Zvezda service module. They also were in space for the arrival of the Soyuz MS-28 crew and Progress MS-29 and MS-30 cargo ships, as well as the departures of Progresses MS-27 and MS-28. The Soyuz MS-26 mission patch depicts the crew as "Burlak," or "barge haulers“ their call sign. (Image credit: Glavkosmos) This was Pettit's and Ovchinin's fourth spaceflights and Vagner's second. After landing Saturday, Pettit's career total time in space is 590 days, Ovchinin has 595 days and Vagner 416 days in orbit. Soyuz MS-26 was Russia's 72nd Soyuz to launch for the International Space Station since 2000 and 155th to fly since 1967. During its 220 days in space, it traveled 93.3 million miles (150.2 million km) while circling Earth 3,520 times.

Happy stabbin, finger, or sonofdoc!

The NeverEnding Story. Next is "Y".

What an eagle eye! Got Danger running up the ramp, just after climbing a building. Olympic! 😄

glad u listened to me 😄 welcome to the forums and see you on the battlefield ❤️

just ask me, i'll make one

Welcome! Good player, gl&hf