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yeah, coz charrs and tengus.. 'tis time..

instead of wine, you can port it to .NET Core, which is like aiming to be cross platform across all systems - windows, macos, linux (and probably more). and from the win32/64.exe client -> .NET Core -> towards other platforms. since the windows client uses W32API, and .NET Core is a layer that can access W32API, then it should be easy to plug them together. and for other systems, it should be smooth sailing coz it's cross platform, making .NET Core a "bridge" and you don't even have to know the intrinsics of the other systems coz it's taken care of by .NET Core's portability. But yeah, the lag can probably happen. but you have to wait for the Framework to "mature" coz the important features like Forms, C/C++, etc. usage are not yet implemented. they had a preview just weeks ago and the important features will be out on version 3 release. and this should help, for the directx http://sharpdx.org/

a theoretical way that vpn can improve latency is like when your vpn uses like crazy korean fiber optic speeds route to the destination, from your slow as turtle internet speed. like say if your internet speed is only 5 mbps and your vpn towards the endpoint is like 1k mbps, cut your connection in half (or even lesser) and boost that with the vpn speed. (the formula is even exponential). so yea. you can even round that off and your isp is cancelled out. it is like your vpn is now your isp. and yea, even if that's the case, the vpn will charge you MORE (probably wayyyyyyy more than your internet subscription) coz they are using ultra high bandwidth just to boost your slow-@ss internet. it's impractical, but possible. the only way that this could be realized is that if communism wins.

Менделеева сказал, что окись углерода CO hakhakhakhak

Gaile Gray should do some QnA portion once in a while in Lion's Arch like she did in GW1.

that's like a 3,478% increase from the max base damage of long range shot.