Radiant UHC Season 1 : Ignition - Episode 3

Recorded Round
Hello! Welcome to Radiant UHC! This is a recorded round based around Valorant in which every season all players get unique abilities based around the agent they are playing! Every season will have a different theme based upon each Valorant Episode, Season 1 being Ignition. In the middle of the map we implemented the map Ascent. This season was also a Rigged To5.
I want to apologize for some mistakes with uploading / bugs within the game. This season was a little weird but we hope to clean up all the mistakes for future seasons :)
Episode 1:
Red Team:
Potsie: Full Footage
ShyGus: No Episode
TFerm: Episode 3
Claire: Full Footage
Teh: Full Footage
Blue Team:
Bobby: [Episode 3]()
Griffin: Episode 3
KAYO/owner: Episode 3
Slyvia: No Episode
Tony: Lost Episode
Green Team:
Brodator: Terrible Timing
ChrisCD: No Episode
Greeples: Episode 3
Hecticity: No Episode
LoafOZ: No Episode
Yellow Team:
Benidk: Full Footage
Ceije: Episode 3
Dahii: [Episode 3]()
Kahooter: Episode 3
Klicka: Match Point
Credits
Organization: Potsie
Intro / Logo: Potsie
Hosting / Coding: Keeland
Renders: Brodator
Radiant UHC Season 1 : Ignition - Episode 1
Recorded Round

Radiant UHC Season 1 : Ignition - Episode 2

Recorded Round
Hello! Welcome to Radiant UHC! This is a recorded round based around Valorant in which every season all players get unique abilities based around the agent they are playing! Every season will have a different theme based upon each Valorant Episode, Season 1 being Ignition. In the middle of the map we implemented the map Ascent. This season was also a Rigged To5.
I want to apologize for some mistakes with uploading / bugs within the game. This season was a little weird but we hope to clean up all the mistakes for future seasons :)
Episode 1:
Red Team:
Potsie: Full Footage
ShyGus: No Episode
TFerm: Episode 2
Claire:
Blue Team:
Bobby: [Episode 2]()
Griffin: Episode 2
KAYO/owner: Episode 2
Slyvia: No Episode
Tony: Episode 2
Green Team:
Brodator: Pearl Teleportation
ChrisCD: No Episode
Greeples: Episode 2
Hecticity: No Episode
LoafOZ: No Episode
Yellow Team:
Benidk: Combined Episodes
Ceije: Episode 1+2
Dahii: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PzseA_pHne0&ab_channel=dahii
Kahooter: Episode 2
Klicka: WALkING IN ENEMY SPAWN?!?!??
Credits
Organization: Potsie
Intro / Logo: Potsie
Hosting / Coding: Keeland
Renders: Brodator
Radiant UHC Season 1 : Ignition - Episode 1
Recorded Round

This is my $2,100 build:
CPU: i7-12700k $239.52
CPU Cooler: Thermalright Peerless Assassin 66.17 CFM CPU Cooler $32.90
Thermal Compound - ARCTIC MX-6 4g Thermal Paste $6.55
Motherboard - MSI B760 GAMING PLUS WIFI ATX LGA1700 Motherboard $159.99
Memory - G.Skill Trident Z 32 GB (2 x 16 GB) DDR5-6000 CL30 Memory $114.99
Storage - Crucial P3 Plus 2 TB M.2-2280 PCIe 4.0 X4 NVME Solid State Drive $117.99
Video Card - MSI GAMING X SLIM GeForce RTX 4070 SUPER 12 GB Video Card $624.00
Case - Fractal Design Pop XL Air ATX Full Tower Case $109.97
PSU - Corsair RM1200x SHIFT 1200 W 80+ Gold Certified Fully Modular Side Interface ATX Power Supply $205.99
Optical Drive - LG WH14NS40 Blu-Ray/DVD/CD Writer $54.99
OS - Microsoft Windows 11 Home Retail - USB 64-bit $138.99
Wired Network Adapter (Doesn't come with case :( ) - Asus USB-C2500 2.5 Gb/s Ethernet USB Type-A Network Adapter $29.99
Case Fan - ARCTIC P12 PST 56.3 CFM 120 mm Fans 5-Pack $34.99
Monitor - MSI G272QPF 27.0" 2560 x 1440 170 Hz Monitor $249.99

Cafe Owner Simulator is $9.91 - Deck playable
TROUBLESHOOTER: Abandoned Children is $10.19 - Deck playable
Monster Train is $6.50 - Deck playable
Solitairica is $3.29 - Deck verified

Cafe Owner Simulator is $7.59 - Deck playable
TROUBLESHOOTER: Abandoned Children is $8.49 - Deck playable
Monster Train is $4.99 - Deck playable
Solitairica is $2.99 - Deck verified

I'll be blunt in this one. I see many coworkers and other co-programmers who are without a doubt great engineers, but their basic text editing/coding skills are absolute dogwater.
First and foremost: For the love of god, learn how to touch type. Yes it is painful to learn during the first few weeks but it is a 100% worth it. Stop making up excuses not to do it. No one who knows how to touch type would ever go back willingly. Not a single person.
Next: Learn your editor. If you're not using modal editing, then you're missing out on the most effective and efficient way to edit text/code. At least consider other editors, see what is out there and what the best programmers use. Use an LSP and learn what it actually does. Learn how it complements your editors autocomplete features. Use a fuzzy finder, one of the best inventions for editors of the last years. And again, I can hear your excuses not to take a look at these things from miles away. Stop it. These tools make your coding life faster, easier and smoother, no ifs no buts. Use them.
And finally: Learn your HDL. I see coworkers who have been in the business for decades and still don't know some basic concepts of the HDL we are using. Let alone what the standard libraries have to offer. Not even dreaming about third party libraries. Learn your simulator. Learn at least one simulation testing framework. Learn about CI/CD. Learn your OS and its tools (e.g. GNU tools). If your not using Linux, then again you are missing out on the most effective and efficient OS for virtually all types of development. Learn from open source, one of the best source of knowledge we have.
The reason why I am rather pissed about this is because when I started a few years back, there was no one there who taught me these things. I had to learn this the hard way. All of what I have mentioned are basic tools of modern text editing/coding, especially so for FPGA development. Stop wasting everyones time by not utilizing and teaching them.

I'll be blunt in this one. I see many coworkers and other co-programmers who are without a doubt great engineers, but their basic text editing/coding skills are absolute dogwater.
First and foremost: For the love of god, learn how to touch type. Yes it is painful to learn during the first few weeks but it is a 100% worth it. Stop making up excuses not to do it. No one who knows how to touch type would ever go back willingly. Not a single person.
Next: Learn your editor. If you're not using modal editing, then you're missing out on the most effective and efficient way to edit text/code. At least consider other editors, see what is out there and what the best programmers use. Use an LSP and learn what it actually does. Learn how it complements your editors autocomplete features. Use a fuzzy finder, one of the best inventions for editors of the last years. And again, I can hear your excuses not to take a look at these things from miles away. Stop it. These tools make your coding life faster, easier and smoother, no ifs no buts. Use them.
And finally: Learn your HDL. I see coworkers who have been in the business for decades and still don't know some basic concepts of the HDL we are using. Let alone what the standard libraries have to offer. Not even dreaming about third party libraries. Learn your simulator. Learn at least one simulation testing framework. Learn about CI/CD. Learn your OS and its tools (e.g. GNU tools). If your not using Linux, then again you are missing out on the most effective and efficient OS for virtually all types of development. Learn from open source, one of the best source of knowledge we have.
The reason why I am rather pissed about this is because when I started a few years back, there was no one there who taught me these things. I had to learn this the hard way. All of what I have mentioned are basic tools of modern text editing/coding, especially so for FPGA development. Stop wasting everyones time by not utilizing and teaching them.

I'll be blunt in this one. I see many coworkers and other co-programmers who are without a doubt great engineers, but their basic text editing/coding skills are absolute dogwater.
First and foremost: For the love of god, learn how to touch type. Yes it is painful to learn during the first few weeks but it is a 100% worth it. Stop making up excuses not to do it. No one who knows how to touch type would ever go back willingly. Not a single person.
Next: Learn your editor. If you're not using modal editing, then you're missing out on the most effective and efficient way to edit text/code. At least consider other editors, see what is out there and what the best programmers use. Use an LSP and learn what it actually does. Learn how it complements your editors autocomplete features. Use a fuzzy finder, one of the best inventions for editors of the last years. And again, I can hear your excuses not to take a look at these things from miles away. Stop it. These tools make your coding life faster, easier and smoother, no ifs no buts. Use them.
And finally: Learn your HDL. I see coworkers who have been in the business for decades and still don't know some basic concepts of the HDL we are using. Let alone what the standard libraries have to offer. Not even dreaming about third party libraries. Learn your simulator. Learn at least one simulation testing framework. Learn about CI/CD. Learn your OS and its tools (e.g. GNU tools). If your not using Linux, then again you are missing out on the most effective and efficient OS for virtually all types of development. Learn from open source, one of the best source of knowledge we have.
The reason why I am rather pissed about this is because when I started a few years back, there was no one there who taught me these things. I had to learn this the hard way. All of what I have mentioned are basic tools of modern text editing/coding, especially so for FPGA development. Stop wasting everyones time by not utilizing and teaching them.

Hello all! I love the smell of this one but my husband can’t get over the varnish note, which is exactly what made me love it! I know cdg are unisex but in your honest opinion would this be a good fit for a middle age woman? What about longevity? I tested it but noticed after a few hours it completely vanished. I know Japanese brands have silent taste, but I just want to know more opinions from owners :)

Freightos Weekly Update — May 21, 2024
Excerpts:

Ocean rates - Freightos Baltic Index

Asia-US West Coast prices (FBX01 Weekly) increased 12% to $4,333/FEU.
Asia-US East Coast prices (FBX03 Weekly) climbed 5% to $5,359/FEU.
Asia-N. Europe prices (FBX11 Weekly) increased 11% to $4,603/FEU.
Asia-Mediterranean prices (FBX13 Weekly) increased 6% to $5,495/FEU.
Analysis
Unseasonal increases in demand for ocean freight out of Asia – due to the possible start of a restocking cycle in Europe, and a pull forward of peak season demand by N. American importers out of concern over labor or Red Sea disruptions later in the year – are putting additional strain on a container market already stretched thin by Red Sea diversions.
Even with fleet growth from new vessels being applied to add more ships to rotations and accommodate longer journeys around the south of Africa, carriers are still facing a capacity shortage. This shortage is leading to late arrivals and port omissions as carriers skip some port calls to try and keep up with weekly schedules at major hubs. Delays and omissions are contributing to reports of empty container shortages and congestion due to vessel bunching at some ports in China, with congestion also a problem in Singapore and Malaysia.
Increasing demand, tight capacity and delays are combining to push ocean rates up from their already elevated Red Sea-adjusted floors reached in April.
Weekly prices rose last week and continued to climb this week, with the latest daily rates on the transpacific up to about $4,800/FEU to the West Coast and $5,800/FEU to the East Coast, for about a 40% increase since the end of April. The latest Asia - N. Europe rates are up about 50% since April to almost $5,000/FEU with prices to the Mediterranean above $5,600/FEU and 3.5 times higher than in 2019.
Carrier announcements of additional rate increases set for June show they do not expect demand to ease or conditions to improve in the short term. CMA CGM is setting Asia - N. Europe rates at $6,000/FEU starting June 1st, and Hapag-Lloyd has announced anAsia - N. America Peak Season Surcharge of $600/FEU to start June that will climb to $2,000/FEU mid-month.
In other ocean developments, two months after its collision with the Key Bridge in Baltimore, crews refloated the Dali and removed it from the crash site. Fully restored access to the port is expected by the end of the month, with Maersk already accepting Baltimore bookings for June.
In Canada, a government review of which services must be excluded from a union strike will likely delay the planned rail worker strike for at least the next 60 days, though the sides are reportedly still no closer to a resolution.

Hello everyone. I'd like to suggest a concept of a new hero that could be added to the game.
Presenting,
Corvus, the Saboteur
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Abilities:
Passive: Strong Arm
Every 10-6 seconds (goes down with higher hero level), the Saboteur acquires a brick, up to 3 bricks. While having a brick equipped, the Saboteur's attack range expands to 5 yards, and the Saboteur attacks by throwing the brick at a target, stunning them for 20 seconds (1 second for Heroes and Hero units).
Due to extended experimentation, the Saboteur cannot gain Physical Attack from items, emblems and skin effects.
Innate Skill: Adaptive Loadout
The Saboteur can change his loadout at the base. This ability has no cooldown.
Different loadouts affect the Saboteur's active skills.
Default loadout: Holy Hand Grenade, Proximity Cloud
Depending on the Saboteur's loadout, the positions of the skills may change.
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Holy Hand Grenade: (Default 1st Skill) Mana Cost: 250 - 50 Cooldown: 30 - 24 AoE: 1.5 yards - 4.5 yards
Throws a grenade blessed by the Church of the Light, which damages enemies by 200 - 350 (+ 400% Extra Magic Defense) Magic Damage and stuns them for 1.5 - 2.5 seconds. Enemies affected by Strong Arm while stunned will be stunned for an additional 3 seconds.
If no enemies are hit, the active cooldown of this ability is reduced by 50%.
Allies affected by this grenade receive an additional 20% of their Max Mana (20 Energy if using energy).
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Proximity Cloud: (Default 2nd Skill) Mana Cost: 300 - 40 Cooldown: 50 - 30 AoE: 2.8 yards
Plants a proximity device that will release a cloud of angelic dust when triggered. Planting the device takes up to 6-5 seconds (goes down with level). Only 3 proximity devices can be planted at any time, but they last indefinitely.
Enemies within 1.2 yards of the proximity device will trigger the release of angelic dust, causing all of their attacks to miss and silencing them. This cloud of dust lasts 10 seconds. The debuff also affects allies.
After activation, proximity devices will be deactivated for 30 seconds before rearming. During this time, it will not respond to nearby enemies.
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Divine Providence: (Loadout) Mana Cost: 300 - 60 Cooldown: 60 - 50 AoE: 4 yards
Heals allies in an AoE for 300 - 800 (+ 500% Total Magic Defense) hitpoints over 5 seconds. Also dispels most negative debuffs (excluding high level control effects, such as Morph, Petrify, Suppression, Freeze, etc.).
Enemies affected by Divine Providence are stunned for 0.2 seconds and slowed by 50% for 2.2 seconds.
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Lens of True Sight: (Loadout) Mana Cost: 250 - 40 Cooldown: 35 - 20
Provides a large cone of vision up to 16 yards away, revealing hidden enemies (excluding a Concealed Natalia and Camouflaged Lesley). This cone of vision lasts 6-8 seconds.
Allies within the cone of vision will have the remaining cooldowns of their abilities accelerated by 2 (e.g. 10 seconds before LTS => 5 seconds under LTS). The effect immediately goes away when allies are no longer within the cone of vision.
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Call of the Spider-Eyed Lamb: (Loadout) Mana Cost: 0 Cooldown: 60 - 30
Bear witness to the words.
After seeing and hearing the words, the Saboteur is placed in a trance, removing control from the user while forcing the Saboteur to attack nearby enemy units in a fit of frenzy. Grants 100% (+ 20% Total Physical Defense) (+ 20% Total Magic Defense)% bonus Attack Speed, 50% (+ 10% Total Physical Defense) (+ 10% Total Magic Defense)% bonus Movement Speed, (300% Total Physical Defense) bonus attack damage for 5 seconds, but the Saboteur cannot land critical hits.
While in the trance, the Saboteur gains 25% Damage Reduction and 100 - 300 (+ 75% Extra Physical Defense) (+ 75% Extra Magic Defense) when damaged. The shield lasts until the Saboteur snaps out of the trance or dies.
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Ultimate: Tool Recharger Starting Charge: 1 Max Charges: 3 Cooldown: 1 Recharge Duration: 40 - 30 Affected by CD Reduction: Yes
Refreshes the cooldown of the 1st and 2nd Skill.
Fleeting Time reduces the remaining recharge duration instead of the actual cooldown.

So, I have been trying to learn vulkan after dabbling with OpenGL. It works on Windows and I'm loving it, since the way of doing things is way more intuitive here than in OpenGL. But I am intending to leave windows for good, for various reasons and keep fedora as the single OS on my laptop. Actually, I haven't been using Windows for 6 years unless I needed MS office or wanted to play games, which I don't recently.
Coming to the point, has anyone managed to compile the vkgude.dev project on any Linux based distro? It builds flawlessly but fails in the last linking stage.
[293/299] Building CXX object src/CMakeFiles/engine.dicamera.cpp.o
In file included from /home/nikhil/dev/VulkanApps/vkguide/src/camera.h:2,
from /home/nikhil/dev/VulkanApps/vkguide/src/camera.cpp:1:
/home/nikhil/dev/VulkanApps/vkguide/src/vk_types.h:24:73: warning: backslash-newline at end of file
24 #define VK_CHECK(x) \

[294/299] Building CXX object src/CMakeFiles/engine.divk_descriptors.cpp.o
In file included from /home/nikhil/dev/VulkanApps/vkguide/src/vk_descriptors.h:3,
from /home/nikhil/dev/VulkanApps/vkguide/src/vk_descriptors.cpp:1:
/home/nikhil/dev/VulkanApps/vkguide/src/vk_types.h:24:73: warning: backslash-newline at end of file
24 #define VK_CHECK(x) \

[295/299] Building CXX object src/CMakeFiles/engine.dimain.cpp.o
In file included from /home/nikhil/dev/VulkanApps/vkguide/src/vk_engine.h:6,
from /home/nikhil/dev/VulkanApps/vkguide/src/main.cpp:1:
/home/nikhil/dev/VulkanApps/vkguide/src/vk_types.h:24:73: warning: backslash-newline at end of file
24 #define VK_CHECK(x) \

[296/299] Building CXX object src/CMakeFiles/engine.divk_pipelines.cpp.o
In file included from /home/nikhil/dev/VulkanApps/vkguide/src/vk_pipelines.h:2,
from /home/nikhil/dev/VulkanApps/vkguide/src/vk_pipelines.cpp:1:
/home/nikhil/dev/VulkanApps/vkguide/src/vk_types.h:24:73: warning: backslash-newline at end of file
24 #define VK_CHECK(x) \

[297/299] Building CXX object src/CMakeFiles/engine.divk_initializers.cpp.o
In file included from /home/nikhil/dev/VulkanApps/vkguide/src/vk_initializers.h:6,
from /home/nikhil/dev/VulkanApps/vkguide/src/vk_initializers.cpp:1:
/home/nikhil/dev/VulkanApps/vkguide/src/vk_types.h:24:73: warning: backslash-newline at end of file
24 #define VK_CHECK(x) \

[298/299] Building CXX object src/CMakeFiles/engine.divk_engine.cpp.o
In file included from /home/nikhil/dev/VulkanApps/vkguide/src/vk_engine.h:6,
from /home/nikhil/dev/VulkanApps/vkguide/src/vk_engine.cpp:2:
/home/nikhil/dev/VulkanApps/vkguide/src/vk_types.h:24:73: warning: backslash-newline at end of file
24 #define VK_CHECK(x) \

[299/299] Linking CXX executable /home/nikhil/dev/VulkanApps/vkguide/bin/engine
FAILED: /home/nikhil/dev/VulkanApps/vkguide/bin/engine
: && /home/linuxbrew/.linuxbrew/bin/g++-12 src/CMakeFiles/engine.dimain.cpp.o src/CMakeFiles/engine.divk_initializers.cpp.o src/CMakeFiles/engine.divk_images.cpp.o src/CMakeFiles/engine.divk_descriptors.cpp.o src/CMakeFiles/engine.divk_pipelines.cpp.o src/CMakeFiles/engine.divk_engine.cpp.o src/CMakeFiles/engine.divk_loader.cpp.o src/CMakeFiles/engine.dicamera.cpp.o -o /home/nikhil/dev/VulkanApps/vkguide/bin/engine -Wl,-rpath,/home/nikhil/dev/VulkanApps/vkguide/build/third_party/SDL /lib64/libvulkan.so third_party/fmt/libfmt.a third_party/libvkbootstrap.a third_party/libimgui.a third_party/fastgltf/libfastgltf.a -ldl /lib64/libvulkan.so third_party/SDL/libSDL2-2.0.so.0.2800.4 third_party/fastgltf/libfastgltf_simdjson.a && cd /home/nikhil/dev/VulkanApps/vkguide/build/src && /usbin/cmake -E copy /home/nikhil/dev/VulkanApps/vkguide/bin
CMake Error: cmake version 3.28.2
Tbh, I am unable to see any error at all. It just fails linking them with no explicit error at where the issue lies. Repo link : https://github.com/vblanco20-1/vulkan-guide/tree/starting-point-2
Did no changes whatsoever in the CMakeLists except changed gcc version since gcc-14 seemed to have some issues with fastgltf.
I have spent multiple hours fixing it. Any help will be appreciated. Thanks>