framesselectedeast

frames_selected_east refers to a specific release of the popular video game GoldenEye 007, for the Nintendo 64. Developed and published by Rare, it is considered one of the first multiplayer-focused console games to receive widespread acclaim. The full version aims to emulate the gameplay that has come to be known as the "patched" experience, providing players with add-ons to remedy what some gamers referred to as limitations.

Within the frames_selected_east release, improvements have been made to the entities' speed, changes that have the potential to balance gameplay across both the player's opponents and allies. It also aims to make it feasible for players to participate in contests by providing necessary changes during LAN sessions. Some gamers felt that developers Rare, began with already decent speed and decreased it unnecessarily in subsequent patches which had an effect on playing the game to an extent.

frames_selected_east prompted software authors, modifying it and re-releasing what they launched as their versions for the market. As frames_selected_east encouraging cheating could threaten multiplayer competitive legitimacy. Some organizations governing tournaments make patches specific players and gaming groups submit as compulsory download to maintain authenticity in competition and level up healthier traces.

The "patched" list targets one specific patch in particular by making it so you can't hold active aim assist for more than 0.5 frames (reduces unwanted active aim assist). It changes reduction for what appeared to be lame changes others had implemented. It aims at taking the lag reduction flat at -64 and reducing it by 4 every 5 frames or every tick.