flagbearer223

Bro you're the one doing the fucking AMA 😂

KQA operates in a public space

What about for private cabs? Or tournaments/league nights? Would you consider the possibility of having a flag that cab owners can toggle to enable/disable custom maps? That could allow seasoned players to have the ability to try out custom maps and have a much more diverse map pool to draw from, while still letting cab owners configure the machine in such a way that allows them to avoid the negative situations that have been described above.

Think about how frickin dope it would be for different scenes to have their own "home" maps that are only played during tournaments they're hosting! It'd add a whole new layer to going to an out-of-town tournament, and the hype of an away team beating a home team on their own map would be friggin nuts. Plus, it'd help breathe new life into the game for people who have been playing for a long time. I started playing ~4-5 years ago, but have gradually lost almost all interest in playing over the past year or so. Still love the community, but playing on the same 3 maps for 4 years means that the game has become extremely same-y (even with branching out to other positions). Community-created maps seems like a really great way to allow the community to keep breathing life into this game that we love!

Thanks, Chacko, love you bb <3

-<3 New Guy <3

I don't know if it's an option or if you've explored it, but you should consider therapy for yourself as well if it's an option. I was in a relationship with someone who was going through a lot of her own troubles, and I developed some secondary trauma as a result. I really struggled to deal with it and ended up ending things with her, only to start doing therapy a few months later and realize that everything was fixable, or at least could be worked on - I just didn't have the tools. She was the love of my life, and I have thought about her every night before going to sleep, and every morning when I wake up since I ended things two years ago.

Sounds like y'all are working through things and that warms my heart! If ya do end up reaching a point where you're not sure what to do, though, it's worthwhile to look for help for yourself, and it's worthwhile to reach out to a professional for help finding and learning the tools to fix things.

Either way, best of luck. Sounds like he's lucky to have you <3

And I'm not a national security expert, so I'm not qualified to assess how well this end product will fulfill its intended purpose

Do you think that as an engineer, you have some measure of responsibility to do research into the impacts that the projects you work on might have on other human beings?