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Sequel to the critically-acclaimed Starcraft, Starcraft 2 features the most intense, fast-paced, and well-oiled gameplay you’ll ever see in a real-time strategy game. Artĭeveloped by Blizzard, Starcraft 2 is a real-time strategy game that shouldn’t need an introduction. System Requirements: OS 10.11, 2.0 GHz Intel Core Duo Processor, 2 GB RAM, ATI Radeon HD 2400, NVIDIA 8600M or better, 15 GB hard drive space. Verdict: This is a generous free-to-play game. With new maps, characters, weapons, and its extremely solid gameplay, CS: GO easily became (and still is) one of the most played games on the planet.Īnd now that the game is free-to-play and includes Danger Zone, a brand-new battle royale mode, CS: GO is a must for anyone remotely interested in shooters. In 2012, Counter-Strike: Global Offensive was released, and it expanded upon the team-based gameplay it pioneered 19 years earlier. That was a long time ago, but Counter-Strike has managed to evolve and remain relevant.
So, I can't click on the chat window to move between the chat's list of people and typing in chat, unless I alt+tab, which loses the game's video until I'm done alt+tabbing back to Lords II, but, uh, I got it to work.Counter-Strike practically gave birth to the competitive FPS scene and is responsible for most of the LAN parties that took place in the 90s. So, there's a black bar taking up the entire 1/3 on the right side of my screen stream, but I got an excellent fullscreen picture to work in a widescreen monitor on Twitch.Ĭ. Lords II is still showing up taking up less than 1/4 of my computer screen, so I exit, blindly guess an expansion of my desktop beyond the borders of my computer monitor, go back into Lords II, rinse, repeat, at this point a screencap of my desktop inside OBS's window is showing just a few icons.ī. To compensate, I'm dragging the borders of my desktop in OBS so that my desktop stretches far to the right and bottom beyond the dimensions of my computer screen.
So, I'm doing monitor capture instead of game capture, because I'm getting a black screen (any help on this would be nice.):Ī. (Plug and Play.) It changes your primary monitor when booting. There's no monitor-selection on bootup, so shift+windows+(left arrow key) or shift+windows+(right arrow key) moves the splash window from right to left monitor to right monitor, but to move the game's window after splash, go to Steam's "Big Picture mode," (button is next to minimize on Steam.) Click the gear on the top-right, go to Settings ->Display -> Resolution -> change your PnP computer monitor. So, start the stream with a black screen before even starting Lords 2? (shrugs)Ģ. So, there's no minimize/maximize, even alt+tab or windows+d loses the game's video on OBS. Ok, I got it to work, but, be warned, you said any and all:ġ.
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