I feel that drawing weapons has gotten slower in CS2. I wish they dropped the 'pull back on the charging handle' every time you draw the gun. (and I miss my custom sprays from CS: Source). But apart from that, even though I've played CS since 1.4 I have never ever had the bug mentioned above.
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#14You start the article with a tl;dr for people who came from google searching for a solution for the issue. How considerate!
But then you proceed to tell them what not to do and hide the actionable advice in a single sentence within a kilometer long article :)
My suggestion would be to add the workaround to the tl;dr.
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#15> I'd love to get feedback You start the article with a tl;dr for people who came from google searching for a solution for the issue. How considerate! But then you proceed to tell them what not to do and hide the actionable advice in a single sentence within a kilometer long article :) My suggestion would be to add the workaround to the tl;dr.
About 25 Page Downs in computational units, or CTRL+F in freedom units.
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#16* Is levelloadloop only executed when the game launches, not when joining a server and loading the map? * If the issues is that the loop is shut down before the steam auth process is started, why would the maintenance-related slowness matter?
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#19The flow is detailed here[0]. The flow the article diagram suggests would be a bit concerning since an attacker could race a victim Steam ID to join a server, etc.
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#20I don't play CS:GO but I've seen the "No user logon" error when playing other games online, specifically Portal 2 and It Takes Two.
> I'd love to get feedback
Please put the solution in the tl;dr. The write-up is interesting for some folk, including many on HN (and myself) but the average person looking up this error could not care less about the intricacies of the code or network calls that cause the error, they just want to fix it.
(added in edit) The "You can skip to No user logon if you don’t care about the history." link that doesn't jump to the answer would be extra frustrating for someone who is just looking for the solution. From a pc there is a table of contents and the fact that there is a "Solution" section is great, but a phone user does not see that.