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I mean.

You don't have to update every day. Or whatever.

My system is set to check for updates only once a month, because the rest of the time I want to be using it.

There is also Solaar, which has tray battery status support and keyboard support.

I use both, as both have features the other doesn't.

I'm using Solaar to have a taskbar icon with the battery status of my G305 and G915. It also lets you set DPIs, polling rates and stuff.

Piper is able to configure the G305s buttons.

When I need macros or some keys rebound on the G915, I just use a generic button remapper.

OpenRGB supports configuring the RGB on the G915. Solaar does too, but in a much clunkier way.

so yeah it's technically always voice-over-IP even if I use the cell network.

It's not. GSM calls are definitely still a thing, and while VoLTE is becoming more and more common, it's not universal.

Maybe?

Afaik wifi calling works the same as VoLTE, which afaik is just VoIP, but handled by your mobile provider, and integrated into your normal mobile plan, so it works with your phone number.

When both ends of a call have the service, the call is entirely VoIP, which is how it achieves the much nicer audio quality for these calls.

If you just completely disable the mobile radios (set your phone not to use any kind of connection from the sim settings, while still enabling the sim) and use wifi exclusively, then it should work as if you just have VoIP service?

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In order, Yamato, Paradox, Haze, Vindicta, Wraith, McGinnis.

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Just add a truck hurtling towards you at terrifying speed.

Good!

He was a pain to play against for a while there, now it feels much more fair. He's still dangerous, but before you kinda had to make sure he was starving on souls right from the start, or he'd go completely out of control.

Nothing wrong with playing to your strengths and preferences.

But no-one with half a brain sits still in an area that does damage to them, so the challenge comes from finding ways of forcing or tricking opponents into staying there anyway. You'll have an amount of success if you just spam giant AEOs all over the place, but that type of success is little more than coincidental. Planning where you put things, and when, only gets harder the better the people you're playing against.

It's about mind-games, the game-space, movement, sightlines, your gamesense etc.

I've been sniping people in titanfall to the point that landing vindictas ult (or the carbine, for that matter) is mundane, but I'm not about to start claiming aim doesn't require skill.

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