Bruh Jaylen set a screen on Gasol who was guarding the inbounder . I ' ve never seen that before , it allowed Crowder to move away and throw an open pass . <| sep |> Team killing is a big issue . Are you suggesting that it ' s not a big problem and shouldn ' t be penalized ? It ' s a ridiculously selfish , childish , whatever you want to call it , move that ruins the experience for both teams . not sure why you would call the TS a crybaby . <| sep |> nice great post ! <| sep |> Asshole . I was gonna use this reference <| sep |> If you hold q instead of mash it will activate as soon as possible <| sep |> On a tricree LED , there isn ' t currently an option for a dedicated cyan color . If you want a cyan blade with white flash on clash , mix green and blue together for the main blade and use the white LED for the flash on clash . The Crystal Shard board has three pads to attach leads from the LED module . If the blue and green LEDs are wired to their own pads , then a cyan tricree BlueGreenWhite , or BGW would actually support different color profiles in the config on the sd card to enable different shades of everything from pure blue to pure green , including cyan . If the blue and green LED wires were joined together in the wiring and then attached to one of the pads on the Crystal Shard , it ' s always going to be cyan . The white LED is going to go on one of the remaining pads on its own regardless because the board needs to be able to trigger it independently for flash on clash to work . There isn ' t a whole lot of difference in how the two different approaches described above are installed , but the first approach will offer far more flexibility . As an aside , to achieve an RGB install , the first approach is exactly how it would be wired , and the only difference is the third LED would be red and not white . And then the configuration on the SD card determines what LEDs are used for the main blade and what are used for the flash on clash .