Christ those last two rounds before the stalemate were insane.

Muma's 3k on the last mid O.O

hahaha it has the MSN message sound for gambling notifications

When TF2 starts, it looks for either

tf/cfg/autoexec.cfg

or

tf/custom/my-config-folder-name/cfg/autoexec.cfg

You don't really need a workaround like "+exec autoexec.cfg." Often times, people name their config autoexec.cfg.cfg, because they haven't enabled viewing of file extensions. Try that out.

Better yet, segregate the demographics, so any trends can appear easier.

That's the big reason I switched away from push. Any amount of extra commands will deter gameplay and good comms; when I used push, I always had delayed comms and not enough comms.

If anyone has to use push (many of my friends are in noisy environments, or if you want to train for LANs), the only regularly unused fingers in the default loadout are the right thumb, ring, and pinkie, so like spaceghosts said, use the side buttons on your mouse (usually mouse3-6). Left pinky is a bad idea, because the bad boy wears out quickly (pinkie fatigue is a bitch), and you're unable to crouch/jump (which is crucial for most classes).

This is by far the best solution I've seen. Everyone tilts, and they can just mash caps lock and mumble to themselves before calming down and getting back into the game.

https://support.steampowered.com/kb_article.php?ref=8625-WRAH-9030#share

This is kind of hilarious. Anyways check your file type associations in Control Panel. You can also just open notepad first then open the .cfg file.

http://lol.gamepedia.com/DDoS_Prevention_Guide?cookieSetup=true

I read a Wikipedia article. I'm not a sysadmin...
The consensus is "not much." DOS attacks literally overload your network to the point where you won't have internet through that IP. A VPN is the best way to mask your IP, period. Goldenfrog has a free 500mb/month option, which you can use if in dire need of a VPN. Have an account and the application on standby.

"hit me up with that fat uber/sandwich/arrow/backcap"

Upload a few screenshots of your net_graph 4 while in a pub, screenshotting whenever shit goes haywire. Basically, the goal is to find out if its choke, jitter, packet loss, or bad routing.

Afterwards, tell me about your setup. ISP+location? Are you connected to your modem? Follow up, are you connected to a router -> modem or straight modem? Or just straight WiFi.

Keep your config settings as-is, they're very good and aren't your problem. Changing them repeatedly in the same process screws with the engine and makes things worse. interp 0, while reducing interpolation, wouldn't cause an extreme loss of playability.

centennials have no taste in music
http://i.imgur.com/OjCjsYh.jpg

Piggybacking, I have the same question...

i5 4690K 3.5 Ghz
Nvidia GeForce GTX 660 4Gb

Anyone could really do this. If Arie has an IP/Steam ID match that would be great, but otherwise it's best just to enforce preventative measures, which he has already done.

For everyone else, get a quality VPN, so shit like this doesn't ruin your matches.

even with insane myopia (nearsightedness) and astigmatism, i managed to get a perfect score
http://i.imgur.com/3t9X7hN.png
not even using an IPS monitor

i've taken this test a few times before, it gets brought up pretty frequently on the internet, never got perfect until now

Multicore rendering (mat_queue_mode 2) causes frequent crashes, but not exclusively.

mat_queue_mode 1 works for me. 0 might work as well.

I can play demos as old as 2013 with this setting alone. I'm on -dxlevel 81 and comanglia's config.

Some demos are just fucked, and that depends on who's uploading it, and their settings/scripts at the time the demo was made, because: From what I've deduced while watching demos, they have preloaded cvars that are instantaneously loaded (for example, some demos change mat_queue_mode even after setting it to 1 in console before loading), and after they're injected in the current engine there's not much you can do afterwards. I really really doubt this is the case for the majority of demos. Maybe someone can make a "demo cleanser," or at least dig through a demo file to see how cvars are changed.