Looks like I'm the first one here :3

A lot had to be compromised in the game to make it playable after it was ported to webgl. Even after so many updates, people still prefer the old unity version. Max could have just sticked with Unity and asked people to download a specific browser or he could've just continued with the standalone version of warmerise (downloadable), but that would've just taken away the whole point of the game. Many people don't realize this but the point of warmerise being a browser game is so it can be played anywhere, anytime, without needing to download anything for it. You take a short break on work or from a class, you use your laptop for a quick game and then go back to your work or class. My friends who got to knew about warmerise from me, still play it on their break. When we got together and wanted to play sth together but couldn't find a common game we all had, we just put on warmerise and everyone was in game within 2 minutes, played a few matches until we had to head out. And this is what makes this amazing. Some people play it occasionaly for a quick entertainment, some compete in top 100 leaderboard, some people play in tournaments. Know that these 3 are separate audiences and a browser game being used for all 3, certainly deserves a praise. But, there will always be people who will complain, because the game do have issues and some bugs that come back everytime, and that's where the "max being the only developer" part comes in. This post was edited by DeathBringer908 at March 17, 2022 4:50 PM PDT

xGeorgeFloyd said: no other reason to explain why i get much better performance on actual games with much more graphics and complications. i use a gtx 1070ti there should be no excuse why on average i get 90 fps (stuttery and choppy not smooth 90) and even as low as 60 many times as well (remember 60 on this game feels like 20). its been a LONG time since i got a smooth consistent 144fps and i dont know what happened since then. my chrome is up to date as well, so its not that either. i close tabs, tab in and tab out, etc and the problem is still there for as long as i could remember. i dont know any other person who has this issue except maybe one and he also has a good gpu, so im pretty sure that max is crypto mining off players with a good gpu, unless he has some other explanation for this   EDIT: bug not there when im not in fullscreen, so its a fullscreen fps issue. how do i fix this max your theory is actually interesting and funny too xd But no that's not the case, there's no mining or whatsoever. I know the problem you're referring to.  I've had this for years. When you go in full screen, FPS is reduced to almsot half and when you open tab, it's reduced even more. It mostly happened to me on chrome, but I stopped using it a year ago. I use Opera GX and it works amazing for me. I have Radeon RX 580 8gb, which is equivalent to your gpu, or if anything, mine's a little less powerful, but I get fix 144 FPs. So try switching browser, try Opera GX and see if it works for you. 

Probably one of the biggest thing after FPS that I miss about warmeristy unity, was the mouse movement. Even with maximum framerates, the game doesn't feel the same as it did before, because of this weird mouse movement. I could never really explain what was different about it, but I always knew something was off. Many people complained about it until we eventually had to make peace with it.  I don't think Max purposely did this or he's purposely not removing it, maybe this is just another webgl thing that he can't do anything about. 

Talking from my own personal experience of last 7 years and hosting 5 successful tournaments in this game, you can't do it alone. Even I can't do it alone. You guys haven't even considered the problem of timezones, which alone can take down the tournament because players won't show up. I wrote an entire thread to teach this thing : https://warmerise.com/forums/topic/1180/how-to-create-a-successful-tournament-in-warmerise It takes us 2-3 months of planning and making trailer, rules, threads, etc and then we start the tournament. If you rushed through this, at least you could've assembled a good team or ask the previous organizers for advice or help. But still, if you want this tournament to be successful, read the thread I linked above, assemble a good team, divide the roles, and have a good relation with your team, otherwise this tournament is good as dead.