nah dude i had 11 viewers on my stream once and i got ddosed. people are weird and do weird things.

yeah the forums are trippy dude

also records, guys?

I got to 1236 before some idiot ran into me

SO FAST IT DOESN'T EVEN MAKE SENSE.

rays please

A lot of people find really high soprano annoying, but I love it. enjoy :)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OLlux8ICOfI

seriously please. it was a neat moment back there among the people that put so much effort into the event. it was awesome being back there, and i think people outside of the 10 or so that were there would love to see that

Link?

Messaged you my email on tftv. Ty :)

I'm super happy that a lot of you guys on 4g are starting to stream regularly, and I'll happily support high level players who give back to the community like you guys do. So, I ordered two shirts from froyotech to support you guys and get some neat stuff to wear for GXL. I got an order confirmation, but nothing else since then.

I tried adding you on steam, commenting on your profile, and tweeting @Froyotech and @FroyoOrders. I understand that you have been busy with GXL and other stuff both inside and outside TF2, but this is getting to be a pretty lame situation for me right now :/

I ordered 5 weeks ago and haven't gotten a delivery or even a shipment confirmation. I'm a pretty patient guy, and I'll wait however long I need to. I just really want some info on whats going on. I've tried to ask this in multiple discrete ways or whatever, but that's not working. What's up?

sorry i hate to do this on the forum but this is all i can think to do at this point.

Will probably go to fites.

I'd go, but I have a commitment already that weekend. :(

have fun guys!

I feel like if the CEVO finals were in the morning following the rest of the games, the loser-bracket team would play a lot better. Also there is potential for using a stage of sorts.

So the finalist cevo teams would be guaranteed a spot in the byoc bracket, and the group stages could be during that or something. Mix^ played bad in the cevo finals because they had been TF2ing for 15 hours at that point. This is a problem that doesn't exist in esea because they have a night of rest/ demo reviews before grand finals.

my name isnt pewn

other than that, everything was great :)

Iirc, shdwpuppet has them

Whoever recorded the video of the production people after the outro, please post it. Ty

Okay, so I did odd jobs/ camerawork for the awesome production staff all weekend, and I think it's a good thing for you guys to know every single person who made this production possible.

TheFragile made this a thing. Seriously, think about that. Think about the effort to lead all of this. It's seriously incredible.

Dashner juggled so many things, I was straight up impressed. Coming from producing things for my town's live television station, I can say his job was 10x more taxing than any job I've seen or done in local tv, and he did it for 15+ hours straight three days in a row.

Drshdwpuppet dealt with so many stupid server issues, he deserves a trophy. He was in charge of running pug, pub, and match servers for the entirety of the event.

Lange did as lange does. Between working production, casting, doing interviews, and taking over camera for me when the cheat feed broke (thank you so much ty ty ty), he was doing things nonstop.

Airon was fantastic. He mixed everything beautifully, and that's a thing no one else knew how to do. Audio would not have been anywhere near as good as it was without him.

Arie did lots of things with computers that were beyond me entirely. All I know is that it was important, and that only he could do it.

Think of the name of a caster for the LAN. Odds are, that person wasn't planning on casting. The main casters for the event got sick and replacements had to be made. Mad props to getawhale, gecks, lange, fragile, tagg, commanderx, extine, and anyone I may have forgotten that casted any games, whether they planned to at the event or not.

Truktruk ran camera for pretty much the whole CEVO tournament (I think all of it). That's a long time.

Kappy (Kaptan_kul) was an odd-job extraordinaire. Between communicating things to teams, fixing curtains, moving shit around, etc, he saved all the production people from a lot of tasks that they would have otherwise had to do. He also read the cheat feed for a bit.

FrenchTheLlama read out the killfeed for me pretty much the entire day of the BYOC. This is a job that may not typically be needed if there is a very experienced cameraman, but I am not that. Reading the killfeed in a way that makes sense to someone 30 seconds in the past of you isn't an easy job, and there are no breaks from start to stop.

I'd like to send out specific thanks to dashner and lange for having faith in my camerawork, and letting me do that the entirety of the BYOC. It was cool to be able to work back there. Even if it wasn't necessarily the job I was expecting, it was a job I really enjoyed.

I'll probably edit this post, because there's no way this was everyone. Thanks for your work, guys! :)

Is there a group here planning on getting lunch or anything today?