Re: Best Browser for HaxBall?
Posted: January 25th, 2018, 10:01 am
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VENOM i7 wrote:just use chrome ffs ur browser doesnt change the way u play unless u have serious lag issues
Kivi wrote:VENOM i7 wrote:just use chrome ffs ur browser doesnt change the way u play unless u have serious lag issues
I''ve been a former competitive player in many games and I sense the difference between the browsers. Furthermore, some browsers work differently. Chrome for example has high CPU/RAM load which is the source of stuttering or even lags.
Maxthon / Opera was pretty much flawless on my old laptop and on my current high-end PC. I'm using Opera for HTML as well.
VENOM i7 wrote:ye but haxball is kinda different tbh as u can play on 30fps easily but in cod/csgo/battlefield u have to have the highest fps for the best hit detection, especially for mlg/esports
Kivi wrote:@OffSync
FPS = Frames per second
What you're understanding under FPS is "Hz" (your monitor frame rate). In Haxball, both actually mean the same but it has a different meaning in actual games.
Kivi wrote:@OffSync
FPS = Frames per second
What you're understanding under FPS is "Hz" (your monitor frame rate). In Haxball, both actually mean the same but it has a different meaning in actual games.
Allen wrote:Kivi wrote:@OffSync
FPS = Frames per second
What you're understanding under FPS is "Hz" (your monitor frame rate). In Haxball, both actually mean the same but it has a different meaning in actual games.
haxball is an actual game with a big community and a successful pro scene
Allen wrote:Kivi wrote:@OffSync
FPS = Frames per second
What you're understanding under FPS is "Hz" (your monitor frame rate). In Haxball, both actually mean the same but it has a different meaning in actual games.
haxball is an actual game with a big community and a successful pro scene