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Capture Intel (super speed)
Speed Hack
Instead of Private Match: It's Online, Game Type has been changed during game loading screen.

I myself, am not working on this one, but my crew is, testing and gonna let everyone hop in, I'll leave updates for you all

It would be nice to do this but sadly i have no clue how

this would be nice to have on ps3 haha

What da hell? Help me?

Good Job Bumping a 389 days old Thread

It was not 389 days old there are only 365 days in the year, and this was started over a month ago, so more like 39 days (not worked it out).

An approximation is an inexact representation of something that is still close enough to be useful. Although approximation is most often applied to numbers, it is also frequently applied to such things as mathematical functions, shapes, and physical laws.

Approximations may be used because incomplete information prevents use of exact representations. Many problems in physics are either too complex to solve analytically, or impossible to solve using the available analytical tools. Thus, even when the exact representation is known, an approximation may yield a sufficiently accurate solution while reducing the complexity of the problem significantly.

For instance, physicists often approximate the shape of the Earth as a sphere even though more accurate representations are possible, because many physical behaviours—e.g. gravity—are much easier to calculate for a sphere than for other shapes.

It is difficult to exactly analyze the motion of several planets orbiting a star, for example, due to the complex interactions of the planets' gravitational effects on each other, so an approximate solution is effected by performing iterations. In the first iteration, the planets' gravitational interactions are ignored, and the star is assumed to be fixed. If a more precise solution is desired, another iteration is then performed, using the positions and motions of the planets as identified in the first iteration, but adding a first-order gravity interaction from each planet on the others. This process may be repeated until a satisfactorily precise solution is obtained. The use of perturbations to correct for the errors can yield more accurate solutions. Simulations of the motions of the planets and the star also yields more accurate solutions.

As another example, in order to accelerate the convergence rate of evolutionary algorithms, fitness approximation - that leads to build model of the fitness function to choose smart search steps - is a good solution.

The type of approximation used depends on the available information, the degree of accuracy required, the sensitivity of the problem to this data, and the savings (usually in time and effort) that can be achieved by approximation

would be so much better without speed hack, but i guess infections are gone now :/

How did they take it away?