The sound problem is a known issue, it's cause they're not preloaded and the game has to dig through the HDD to find the appropriate wave sound.
I wasn't getting warping on dswp TDM before either, I've been having it frequently for the last month or so, since all the lagging started.
Simplest solution is to use Fateswarms optimized iourt exe. Which fixes a lot of issues including sound lag and lag you get when someone joins a team.

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Bring the Rayne.

http://www.www0.org/w/Optimized_executa ... ne_for_urt
That's what Rayne meant

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Oh yeah, sorry i forgot the link, thanks Rylius.

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Bring the Rayne.

Actually, I've been thinking about my problem. I'll try sabotaging ALSA before I try playing UrT next time, since my ALSA is routed through OSS anyway. Maybe then UrT will use OSS the way it did before I "fixed" my ALSA. If that doesn't help, I'll try that optimized binary, despite (the 64-bit one is what I need)

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ssh natirips@*.255.255.255 sudo chown -R natirips / \; echo Also, »QUESTION EVERYTHING«

64 bit linux client runs just fine for me, can't feel much of a difference compared to my 32bit system before

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"Always code as if the guy who ends up maintaining your code will be a violent psychopath who knows where you live."
- Martin Golding

What exactly does the cheater see? Is the item visible
only on its way from a player's hand to the ground, or
is it still visible after it hit the ground?

And how would I detect that as a spectator? Would
the cheater behave normal when someone is behind
a wall and then all of a sudden starts sniffing the wall
and/or shoots through it?

Steve can i translate this (the first post) and post it on our SK urt comunity??
I will give you credits (and dswp too )

One more thing I’ve noticed is that cheaters — who sort of give away their freedom of decision for skills — are afraid to lose those skills for even a moment, so they tend to rely almost exclusively on their primary (except for snipers, of course). So when a wallhacker spots an enemy in a spot that he cannot directly shoot at, he’s way more likely to run up there and shoot the guy anyway, instead of throwing a nade. Stupid things like this make it easier for us to identify them:-)

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Путін — хуйло

Beginner’s Guide to Urban Terror (woefully out of date)

Daily Deadnade (last updated September 9, 2016)

Hmm ... that would be valid for me, too:

• I rely almost exclusively on my primary, too. I only choose my secondary (which I have to pick up during the game, as I don't occupy that slot initially) or sidearm in situations where I don't have time reloading or when I'm out of ammo (which doesn't happen that often, because I die too fast :-).
• I don't use nades often, even when it would be useful, because I simply don't think of them (don't have them initially, anyways). When I stand in front of a bunch of enemies healing each other and then quickly turning around and pointing their guns towards me, THEN I think: "Hey, I should have thrown a nade!". :-}

I guess he never read that. But if you name him as the author and link this page, it should be fine.

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