From what I’ve played Killing Floor 2 is at the top of my list when it comes to satisfying gunplay. The original was lots of fun too. As long as this one keeps up the quality, it seems like it is hard for them to fail, right?
It might be intermittent (especially if the servers are using dynamic IPs). There’s been an issue raised for this in the Piped GitHub repo last week and there hasn’t been much progress. Looks like Google are seeking to kill YouTube proxies :(
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From what I’ve played Killing Floor 2 is at the top of my list when it comes to satisfying gunplay. The original was lots of fun too. As long as this one keeps up the quality, it seems like it is hard for them to fail, right?
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Piped is currently dead - Google are blocking the IP addresses of servers using the APIs that Piped uses.
Really? Just watched the entire trailer without any issues on piped.
It might be intermittent (especially if the servers are using dynamic IPs). There’s been an issue raised for this in the Piped GitHub repo last week and there hasn’t been much progress. Looks like Google are seeking to kill YouTube proxies :(
So glad Tripwire are still making it and haven’t farmed it out. Fingers crossed it’s not full of micro transactions and pay-to-win.
That’s a pretty intense trailer I generally hate trailers without gameplay but that was great.