if you're taking suggestions I have a couple ideas for increasing performance: option to remove the death "yikes!" etc. (not as impactful as damage numbers is, unless you're one-shotting of course) option to remove animations (should relieve some strain on the gpu at least) and lastly is a rabbit hole that may be impossible without re-writing the entire engine and a degree in theorhetical physics, but utilising the """ray-tracing""" cores for vector calculations using polar coordinate matrices instead of the cartesean system should help at least offload/optimise some of the calculations from the cpu/gpu cores - just look up tensor calculus, which is what RT cores are really doing under the hood (and why nvidia calls them Tensor Cores, imho everyone should call them this to increase awareness of the true potential of """ray-tracing"""). as a precursory explaination, tensor calculus is typically used with the schrodinger/dirac equations for modelling quantum mechanical systems, such as theorhetical particle physics; but for the game you may consider each actor/projectile in the game as a particle w.r.t. building the wavefunction of multiple particle systems (such as the schrodinger model of the hydrogen atom, or predictions of high-speed particle collisions such as in the LHC). unity and unreal already have functionality for using wavefunction collapse, but to what extent idk, this is just an idea I've been mulling over ever since I first heard the term "Tensor Core" (although apparently people use it a lot for procedural terrain generation and the like)

what 2 new characters was he talking about

ALSO PLEASE SHARE THAT SEED, that was insane!!!!!

@@TheDSSlayer he paused the game its DAG8T

Now you know why intel has its simple solution. MORE POWAAAAAA until the plug melts lol

To me it sounds quite severe, I'd even say it's ringing... I'd do at least a 3-6db cut. It sounds like there is an acoustic guitar or something similar near him thats resonating when he talks loud, so if that's the case I would move it further away or out of the room. If not then definitely cut that spot around 200-500 hz

@@SimplyNotReally I couldn't resist and routed the audio through my DAW. Spectrum analysis shows some extreme peaks between 100-200Hz. -4.5db around 150Hz fixed it for me. While I was at it, I also added a steep high-pass filter at 50Hz to prevent additional subsonic rumble. But yeah, let's keep in mind this is a gaming channel and not an audio-engineering channel :P

The other mic. Is more raw, has more bass and gives better emotion to your voice.

I couldn't, I'm sure I would have died ONE DAY maybe, if I stop dashing, but I just quit the game which doesn't feel satisfying, but I couldn't keep it going forever