[quakenet] <day> is there a specific reason why projectile speeds do not inherit the tee speed? v_absolute = v_tee + v_projectile
18:58
[quakenet] <Dune> any specific reason why lasers bounce on opaque surfaces such as grass? :P
18:58
[quakenet] <day> with a 1second delay :P
18:59
[quakenet] <Dune> everyone knows light is slow :P
18:59
[quakenet] <day> i bet the game is just busy calculating the reflection angle :D
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[quakenet] <day> it just feels like an oddly specific design decision, that leads to questionable effects. like at a certain speed you cant shoot forward anymore :P
19:01
[quakenet] <Dune> welp chasing flaggers :(
19:01
[quakenet] <day> or you start outflying pistol projectiles :P
19:02
[quakenet] <Dune> I heard you can use the lifetime of the grenade to do some sick airjumps with enough speed
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[quakenet] <day> i dont think thats doable in pvp. the delay is pretty darn long
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[quakenet] <Learath2> day: also allows pretty cool rocket jumps :)
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[quakenet] <day> and instagibbing players, because they get an undodgable barrage of nades on their head
19:15
[quakenet] <day> the divebomb on ctf5 is my favorite :p
[quakenet] <koomi> Dune: re the reuseport thing, check if you have sysctl net.ipv4.tcp_tw_reuse=1 on your box, that would explain why you can't reproduce the problem
19:34
[quakenet] <Dune> hm, can't I disconnect it from the internet and try, koomi ?
19:34
[quakenet] <koomi> not sure what you mean
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[quakenet] <day> i've never touched that setting and it's set to '2'
19:35
[quakenet] <Dune> what if I'm not connected to a box
19:35
[quakenet] <koomi> day: distros might change it from the upstream kernel default
19:35
[quakenet] <Dune> would the bug occur on localhost?
19:36
[quakenet] <koomi> not sure
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[quakenet] <koomi> day: 2 doesn't even make a lot of sense, it's a boolean...
19:37
[quakenet] <koomi> day: let me guess, linux mint?
19:37
[quakenet] <day> arch
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[quakenet] <koomi> oh hm
19:39
[quakenet] <Dune> sysctl net.ipv4.tcp_tw_reuse=0
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[quakenet] <Dune> but you meant on the router? I don't have shell access there
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[quakenet] <koomi> no no, on the machine where the server is running
