I could not believe my eyes

[bleya99]

First of all, I'm a very casual player, I have normal equipment like 1080ti, and I don't aim train nor watch streamers play.

I'm a morning person, haven't stayed up late in so long, let alone actually play a game in hours from 2 am to 6 am.

Woke up as normal, said to myself, let me turn on the game.

Well, I was shocked, to say the least.

This is not a boast post (I was surprised myself haha), but perhaps a little bit of hope to all the players out there who can feel something is
not right with their game, even though most of us are coping, granted.

https://ibb.co/WD8ftZj

[shebu]

I didn't understand the point of the post.
Does your computer work better at night and in the morning? This question was raised on Reddit in 2008.

[bleya99]

I didn't understand the point of the post.
Does your computer work better at night and in the morning? This question was raised on Reddit in 2008.

Again, as a casual gamer, I'm not affected by the "game not working properly throughout the day" mantra, as it doesn't change anything in the "real world" for me. To put it in a simple answer, yes, the game was smoother and obviously the results are shown (my usual HS rate is around 75%-80% range).

The idea of the post is that it can be as sort of a indicator that not everything is placebo, and to my knowledge, the permanent and definite solution has not been found for the "anomaly input lag".

However, I understand gaming is a big part of peoples lifes, and it can affect them both online and irl, so in this case, the image can serve as a beacon of hope.

Debunking ideas is crucial, however, seeing a real example from time to time is important as well, in my opinion.