Lower Saxony, GermanyStreuwinkel means "spread angle" or "scattering angle" in German. Me and some folks from a vocational school used to play the original Counter-Strike. I think it was because I had more practice in the game that I decided to pick the least accurate weapons for a challenge and changed my nick name accordingly. "Winkel" also means "shop" in Netherlands.
Oh wow! I didn't even see this one coming. Still remembered you beating me by the 4 seconds of your last PB :D. Congratz!
The amount of humans you got in M11's mystery room is unreal. :o)
Woah! So close to Andrejka's. I hope this feud continues!
Congratulations! This shall be the final WR for all eternity. When our kids ask us who beat Alien: Isolation without looting anything beyond mission critical items on nightmare in under 2:50, we will tell them that was Carax of the United Kingdom under Queen Elizabeth II.
Forgot to mention: You need ReShade 5.1+ with full add-on support for this, otherwise it wont load. (That is a separate download from the "regular" ReShade to prevent accidental use of game changing add-ons in multi-player games.) You can find it on the ReShade forums: https://reshade.me/releases
Hi! I'm new here and recently wrote a ReShade add-on that renders LiveSplit directly into (fullscreen) games as part of ReShade's OSD. You can find it here together with its source code: https://github.com/mleise/livesplit_overlay If you are wondering, what benefits it could have, I wrote down the rationale behind it in the README right on the same page. Input lag could be a big one for some, as well as GSYNC/FreeSync. Be aware that I copy the LiveSplit window into GPU memory as is and alpha is handled quite differently, and if you are used to low alpha showing as black or turning off font anti-aliasing, results can be ... interesting. If you see a frame around the overlay, turn on ReShade's FPS counter or the clock. That will make it go away. Anyways, it's one more tool in the shed that I hope someone finds useful!
Happy speed running and best regards, Marco
