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Several options (that I’m familiar with):On NVIDIA cards, press “Alt + Z” to bring up the GeForce overlay, then click the cogwheel, then “HUD settings”, then “FPS counter” and choose which corner you want it in. There’s probably something similar for AMD cards.Use a program like FRAPS.Some monitors can show you the current refresh rate, which, if you’re using FreeSync or G-Sync, will be the same as your frame rate. You can enable this in the menus of the monitor.

From the game’s main menu-Scroll to the “Play” tab.Select “Custom Game.” From here you will be prompted with 2–3 options (this varies depending on your current internet connectivity). The first and most likely option you will use is “Create Online.”This will begin setting up an Online Game with maps and rules dictated by you, the squad leader. You will be brought to a screen with your playlists (if you have made any already) where you may select the playlist where the game will source the match rules from. If you do not have a playlist already created, you will need to select “Create New Playlist.” If your friends/team/opponents are all in the same building/home, you may want to select a local environment. This will keep all the game traffic strictly between your PC/Console and those connected to your session.Select either Normal or Tactical Realism (description is provided in-game). You will most likely want Normal.From this point you may enter a name for the playlist and begin setting up the maps and the rule sets for the game. And there are a fair few options from here, but I suggest the following if you are setting up a playlist which is homogeneous in objective modes and other game rules other than the map selection(s).Select “Add Match.”First option is the map selection, which is straightforward - pick a map (order does not matter, as you can select which map from the playlist later on once players join your lobby). For the time being, you can select any map, since you will want to first want to change HUD Settings, Match Settings, Game Mode, and Game Mode Settings before adding additional maps.HUD Settings: Normal is just as you would come across in default Siege playlists online.Minimal significantly reduces the information presented in the HUD.Pro League mirrors the same HUD settings that professional players use in sponsored R6 Siege tournaments.Match Settings: This is where you edit the parameters of the match such as the, rounds limits, enabling/disabling bans & # of bans (and time limit to enact a ban), Attacker-Defender role/side swaping, Overtime settings, enabling/disabling individualized spawns for the Attackers, enabling/disabling 6th pick (and time to 6 pick), as well as basic character controls such as enabling/disabling sprinting, leaning, friendly fire, and injury (down but not out).Player health can be tinkered with as well. This is very useful for testing weapons and gadgets when related to player damage.Enabling/disabling killcams is also present in this menu.Game Mode: Straight forward choice of what game mode will be in-play. Hostage, Secure Area, or Bomb.Game Mode Settings: Similar to match settings, but directly related to the Game Mode selected in the previous settings. Regardless of gamemode, Prep and Action phase duration can be edited here.For Hostage this enables/disables the hostage being able to take damage as well as the Prep and Action phase time.For Secure Area this edits the amount of time it takes an Attacker to capture the objective, as well as how long it takes to ‘cooldown’ from an Attacker attempting to capture the site.For Bomb this edits the time it takes an Attacker to plant the defuser, the time it takes for a Defender to defuse/destroy the defuser, how long it takes the defuser to defuse the bombs (i.e. how long from planting to Attacker win), as well as enabling/disabling voluntary or random defuser selection (which Attacker spawns with the defuser).At this point your first map should be totally set up, all you need to do is click “Save Playlist” if you only want to play one map. Otherwise, simply select “Duplicate Match” and it will exactly duplicate all the settings of the selected match into a new slot below. This includes Prep-Action phase durations, friendly fire, and every other setting mentioned above.So, simply selecting “Duplicate Match” 14 times over will give you a total of 15 (15 is the max match count for one playlist) House matches with the settings you made (assuming you kept the map as House). If you change the gamemode in any of the duplicated matches it will reset all game settings for that selected match. Changing the map will not tamper with the settings.At this point you have done virtually all of the ‘background’ work for setting up your skrim.From here reselect your playlist from the playlist menu. You will be prompted with a new menu offering how to start the game (where you are a player or you are the spectator) and where you want the server hosted (data center) in addition to returning to edit/delete the playlist.You’ll most likely want to select “Create as Player.” This will bring you to the lobby screen. From here, send your invites!Controls for switching teams, match options, and to start/leave the match are displayed on the bottom of the screen. The match options is an important step!There you will select the specific match/map you want to play, potentially configure bans yourself, as well as set who is Attacking/Defending to start, Overtime Attack/Defend starters, and change the name of the team(s) from Blue/Orange Team to whatever you choose. You can also set up a match history (this is in case the match dropped out mid-game).Wait for everyone to join up and launch your skrim!

I do not mean any disrespect here, and please if you are offended, accept my apology on the front side.I am in “Forced Retirement.” Due to medical issues. I got myself into a financial bind (due to my own stupidity, admittedly so).I found that my bills, and spending, were jeopardizing my home and Vehicle. I even Dug myself into a situation that further sabotaged my finances and ability to have enough money, to even put sufficient food into my fridge, to get through the month. I am Disabled as well, which led to my being forced into retirement.In fact, this is an ongoing event, to try to “dig out” of the situation. So, understand that I do understand what you are speaking of and how easy it is to get yourself into trouble, on a “fixed” income that comes only once a month.My advice, (which I am taking myself) Is Get off of your rear end and find some part time work, to help you “dig out!”If you have a Vehicle, get involved with a Delivery Service, where you can use your own vehicle and earn some money, on your own schedule.It’s not that difficult, and the work is sometimes sporadic, at best and there sometimes is not a whole lot of money to be made (it comes in waves); But it comes and it helps.I have set up two debit cards, to funnel the funds into, to keep out of my regular finances; however, I do claim the funds as normal income. Be aware that depending on the type of Social Security benefits you receive will dictate the maximum amount of money you can make. For SSDI, that limit is just under $1200.00 a month, which will allow you to prevent yourself from being disqualified from receiving benefits.Get a part time job, with Walmart, or some other “Big Box” retailer or even a convenience Store, to off set your expenses, until you can get ahead of your finances.Set up a financial plan, and fight like heck, to stick to it! Don’t allow the extra income to get you into a situation that allows you to become complacently comfortable.Quit or stop any unnecessary subscriptions that zap your income a little at a time! Subscriptions to services, and magazines, can zap your income (I just spent three days tracking down unused and over priced subscriptions and cancelled them, to cut expenses).I am not suggesting anything Illegal, or immoral here at all. I claim every dollar I make on the side “gig” to the IRS and to the SSDI folks; so everything is above board and honestly done.Cut out any unnecessary Driving in your vehicle and only drive when you have to.Contact your utilities and discuss plans that they have, for senior citizens, to cut expenses..I recently went through my internet provider and found savings there. I spoke to the Electric Company and Gas Company and found cost savings there, with some other programs sponsored by these two utilities, that helps reduce expenses there.I contacted my cable/satellite television company, and found savings there too.Call your vehicle insurance Company, they offer discounts for reduction of your auto insurance costs; by claiming and sticking to a lower monthly driving milage. Some companies, require an annual or even a semi-annual milage audit, so you had best stick to it as best as possible (which is also reasonable even while driving for a delivery service, such as Uber Eats, Door Dash, and Grub Hub to name a few places to look into).But What ever you decide to do; Don’t Sit On Your Butt, expecting for your problems to just disappear; Because they will not, unless you become pro-active and do something about it!Don’t think that because of your age, you can not do anything like this. I have a neighbor who is in her mid 70’s and is doing just what I am doing and she is doing much better than she was before, due to her getting some exercise as well (Wow! Health benefits too!).If Food is a problem; Swallow your damn pride, and seek out churches and other organizations that offer Free Food. You can literally live pretty well off of some of the items that you will probably get, by going to a few of these places each month. Some will even deliver to your door step; but either way, you will not go hungry.If you are not on “Food Stamps,” Get on them. Chances are you will qualify for help by the County and State, to help you along in your quest to get out of financial hardship. Even if you qualify for only $10.00, it’s $10.00 more than what you had coming in for food, Take It!If you are renting, go to HUD and request renters assistance under section 8 programs that are available in most areas.. They will help with supplementing your rent, so you do not get evicted.Now, I know that it is not Immediate assistance, but it is helpful in any case, to start the processes immediately and reap the benefits next month.. AT least you might see some “Sunlight At The End Of The Tunnel.” The longer you wait, the longer it will take for the help to have an impact on your situation.I will share with you that the first week of my working with a delivery service, I made less than $20.00 a day; but it was $20.00 a day more than what I had coming into my budget.I hope this is helpful, once you get away from pride getting in the way; if that is the case in your situation.