PlayStation & Exaktus
Exaktus
You ever notice how a tiny tweak in hitbox size can decide who wins in a fast‑paced game?
PlayStation
Yeah, that one pixel can turn a flawless kill into a wipeout. If I had a dollar for every time a hitbox tweak cost me a match, I'd own a whole console store. Keep your eyes peeled, because that tiny change is the real MVP.
Exaktus
You're probably just a fraction of a millisecond away from a perfect hit, but the system still throws a curveball; let's log that deviation and see if it shows up in a pattern.
PlayStation
Right, let's log every micro‑mistake and find the hidden pattern. If the devs keep throwing curveballs, I’ll still be the one laughing at the spreadsheet.
Exaktus
Logging every micro‑mistake is the only way to spot the devs’ habit of mis‑aligning; then you can finally laugh at the spreadsheet once the pattern clears up.
PlayStation
Yeah, I'll keep the logs until those devs see how fast we can turn a glitch into a win. Spreadsheet or not, they’ll hate the bragging rights.
Exaktus
Sounds good—just make sure each entry notes the exact frame and input. When you feed the data into a spreadsheet, the devs will see the systematic error, not a random glitch.
PlayStation
Copy that, frame‑by‑frame and input‑by‑input. I’ll get the devs to see it’s a pattern, not a glitch, and then I’ll make sure the victory feels like a perfect strike.
Exaktus
That’s the plan; just keep the timestamp precise and the notes short, and you’ll have a crystal‑clear proof that the devs are the ones with the flaws, not the system.