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Alright, so this happened to me several times already. Sometimes, after starting a game in battle royal, I suddenly can't fire my gun. I can run around, aim, switch guns, but I simply can't fire it.

The chopper got an air warning, so I landed, but the warning wouldn't stop even when I'm out of the chopper. I got approached by a guy firing at me so I tried to fire back only to find I couldn't. Pressing fire did nothing. I could aim (but had a hard time getting out of aiming) and my special wouldn't work either.

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Anyone else having problem using left mouse click to fire and ads? I dragged the left click keymap on the lower right side on top of the fire button but it does not ads on fire. It's working on ldplayer and bluestacks though. The graphics is better on gameloop so I want to use it. Any idea how to solve my problem?

At this point you are connected to your Fire TV. If you cannot establish a connection, try to make sure your computer is on the same router as the Fire TV, otherwise you may be hitting firewall port blocking issues.

For really old school gaming, use the Ataroid Atari emulator. Again turn off the virtual screen controls and configure your controller for select, start, and fire. You only need to configure one fire button here! Each ROM is super tiny (from 2 - 16KB!) so they use almost no storage space. I was not yet able to get two controllers working at once, so for now I am stuck with one player games.

So i just built my pc in the 3000d corsair case which didn't come with ssd mounts for the back of the case and i want to use some old velcro i have lying around is it safe?? , not gonna start a fire down the road or something or damage the other comonents some how?

The lowest melting point I can find online for velcro is that of polyester-based velcro, which apparently has a melting point of 138C. That is hotter than anything in a computer unless the computer itself already actually caught fire. And that melting point is just that - a melting point. That's not even the ignition point, so even if it somehow got that hot (which would already imply bigger problems) it would just start to melt, not catch fire.

But alongside the water war, there was the fire war, and that was won years ago by Far Cry 2. And then won again by Far Cry 3. And Far Cry 4. And so on. The Far Cry games do fire gud, and the first time I experienced it in Far Cry 2 it was like witnessing a real fire: It was alarming and fascinating and almost immediately out of control.

Far Cry 2's fictional African country was the perfect setting for a great fire propagation system. It was sun-bleached and arid, dry and dusty, with fields of dead grass and trees of brittle branches. Its combat was chaos, with psychotic mercenaries who'd ram your car off the road and fill the air with lead at the drop of a hat. The entire game was a powderkeg just waiting for a match.

I quickly learned how useful fire could be. If enemies were dug in behind cover, a molotov hurled toward them didn't even have to be accurately thrown. It'd smash, setting the grass on fire, which would quickly spread across the ground, forcing the mercs out into the open where they could be picked off without me having to leave cover. Thanks, fire! We're a great team!

But the fire wasn't done and we weren't a team after all. The flames would keep spreading, climbing tree trunks, igniting vehicles, setting off ammo boxes, forcing me out of cover, and cutting off my escape route. More than once the blaze I'd started had become another enemy and I'd have to flee while patting down my burning clothing and cursing because my car had exploded (unlike the other Far Cry games, cars weren't all that easy to find).

Most of the fires I started were accidents that quickly spiraled out of control. A bullet finds an ammo box or a grenade goes off too close to a vehicle. A careful approach and minutes spent scouting are all for nought. The entire fight changes course because most things are burning and everything else is about to catch fire.

Once I was taking out a convoy from a safe distance with a rocket launcher, and I suddenly noticed I was taking damage. I looked down and saw the field I was standing in was engulfed in flames. Eventually I figured out what had happened: the Carl G rocket launcher emits a flame from the back when it fires a rocket, and that flame had set the grass behind me on fire, which quickly spread under my feet. My car was already burning and once again I had to escape on foot.

Returning as well, are the propane fire pits with Adirondack chairs for individual or group enjoyment. Fire pits will be lit Monday's 5:00pm-7:00pm and Wednesday's 12:00pm-2:00pm for free public usage starting Dec. 5th - Dec. 16th and returning Jan. 16th through early spring.

Don't have any skates - no worries, the University Center's Gaming Den has daily skate rentals available. Looking to host a private event at the ice rink or fire pits - we do that too. Contact Conference and Event Services at - 406-243-4119 to discuss the options. We ask that folks make private reservations no less than 72 hours in advance to ensure that we have the facilities ready for your group. To check for upcoming reservations, open skate, and fire pit lightings click here.

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