Laggy noobs screw up game

How dare you to complain? seriously... You often screw up games with some kind "rush" when every idiot spawns near you and rush some shit and still when it fails you blame team...

I wish we could kick you more often. And this 2nd smurf account use is unacceptable, I dont care if it is or it is not because you cant issue commands, if you got ban you really deserve it.

you should be punished for that smurf

TODO: Read title of the theme, turn on brain, use it to achive target of the theme, than write, Rick, Ivory, Gretchen...

Aww you gonna cry now this topic gone offtopic? You where perfectly fine with trolling us for a couple hours straight yesterday through....

Sfireman is too newbie unfriendly, and we need new players.

And by the way gretchen its not the maps fault its players who stupidly vote again and again.

LOL, gretchen. Hovever nice to see 1 usefull post about real theme of this topic.

There may be a compromise possible here,

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since because of my somewhat weak computer i sometimes have games that start alright (40+ fps) and go down to 2-4 fps due to unit production (i try my best to avoid large and speedmetal maps), At this point I usually transfer my units and exit because it becomes clearly pointless, while i would prefer better optimization for the game i do have another suggestion that is (probably) far simpler to implement:
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Make the game give some sort of CPU overload error and disconnect the player if cpu > 100% and fps < 5 (for example) for a set amount of time (at least 1-2 minutes to avoid disconnect doe to temporary videoeffect spike ) since the game is unplayable at this point anyway

Most (reasonable) protests against this coild probably be disarmed by making this not affect elo and perhaps give bot level xp (but only if gametime > 10 minutes or so to avoid it being used as an xp exploit)


The main problem is... can you detect is someone is overloading their cpu on purpose to leave a lost battle without loosing elo?

dropping results in elo loss?

Also, i think it's wrong to calc CPU load as average load of all cores(for example i have 4 cores without HT and it shows smth like 30-35 in heavy games).
Becouse this game uses only 1-2 cores, not more. Many modern CPUs have up to 8 threads. So we need to take into account only cores that game currently uses.