This is how we catch Valve's attention, surely

Have fun boys

im reading uh

Vulkan® Documentation and Extensions: Procedures and Conventions

https://twitter.com/Faceit_Mikey/status/1043931659484233728

https://twitter.com/DonHaci/status/1043934518548320258

Grand Finals begin shortly
https://www.twitch.tv/faceittv

We care about you, it's time to stop

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I sent them like 2 or 3 "quality" emails full of details about two important bugs, if that were to be true, they would be fixed by now.
I know it's a shitty way to do it but honestly I'm desperate at this point.

Should we try sending emails in group? I have a bunch of issues (most with easy fixes) on some GitHub page, email could just be:

Hello, I am a competitive TF2 player and I would really appreciate if you took the time to look at the few issues that affect us! Here is a link to find them: https://github.com/ldesgoui/comp_6v6_bugs/issues/1
We would also appreciate more communication in any way possible
Thanks very much

Entertaining, probably, but demanding I have to completely disagree. Hitting bolts is much easier than managing your heal targets, your position, the communication with your team. Crossbow and scout leashing makes Medic so incredibly easier.

E: It's a lot easier on certain classes too, I clearly remember the concept of "cycling heals" between scouts to not overburden the medic, or that the roamer would almost never catch the beam in certain situations.

The more I think about it, the more I realize the chances of TF2 being the way it is are so slim, kinda like the chances of life existing on any planet.
I think TF2 is so quickly disregarded because it's such an unlikely story, most people will have a surface-level experience with TF2, they'll launch the game, play at 30FPS on default settings, join a 2fort or a dustbowl pub, get absolutely crushed and decide that they're done with it. How can that even be fun, skillful, interesting?
It's the story of a developer and a community who've been throwing shit at the wall for 11 years and managed to make such an interesting experience, and it mostly worked because people were seeking fun and had a common vision for it.
This vision is not something everyone manages to share, or they did share at some point and grew out of it, most of the time even just marginally.
I think it's very important to be aware about it, if you're to lead any project especially, surely you're willing to do good and help, but you might harm what the people before you have worked to build for now a decade.
It's okay to catch yourself before it's too late, there's always time to take a step back and realign.
This got rambly, apologies.

if you think you sorry asses are gonna make me click on another of these gnome links ever again you're jkust fucking wrong. i've lived through Rick Roll ok ? I've lived through Goatse. you are nothing.

Holy shit that's filthy

remember when oneplus made decent phones?

What makes you think this is becoming an Overwatch event ? There's a single guest so far that has zero TF2 history
It's honestly baffling to me, the organisers (Budsquad) are inviting their friends who are also public figures, you're ignoring **human relationships** just to complain about what these guests have been doing the past year

Some of you have expressed distaste in seeing certain/other games than TF2 at ToTH (and that's absolutely understandable), I'd like to ask you if you actually watch for what's happening in game or for attendees interacting with each other ?

https://clips.twitch.tv/TawdryCloudyKiwiMoreCowbell

He's still LFT S31 Prem btw ;)