I was debating doing this for a couple of current prem teams.
"The Chokers that won prem" talking about how MANDEM went from being the chokers to winning.
"How a full french team won prem" talking about for fence.

I tbh dont think it would get many views for the effort put in.
A similar style to https://www.youtube.com/@turndownforwalt in Melee would maybe be cool but its such a high effort count. Maybe one day.

Thank you. Turns out you cant use demoui and have to type playdemo filename for it to work...

Isnt not being able to have all your data deleted a GDPR violation?

Any have any suggestions on how to fix this?
When you smooth a demo you should get demoname_smooth as a new version. I get nothing... No errors in console, nothing at all.
Trying to smooth some demos for a frag movie.

Made this hope its what you need.

Honestly I agree, I should never have engaged with it. I won't engage with it anymore <3
I just wanna run a free cup for anyone to take part in and enjoy.

Yes.

Then maybe do some research before doing stuff like this...

Wax, I am sorry but I am not prepared to debate you on your transphobic beliefs.
Also here are the prizes that amount to $50:
https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/1309132869360418838/1309260230177194034/image.png?ex=674197db&is=6740465b&hm=ee03e962a34301b48604fc817593b6cc5955cb97b7ddf95441813a5ca97756fd&;

These are not part of the "Strange Festives" set, as I am fully self-funding and cannot predict interest yet. The complete "Strange Festives" set would cost $733, which I am not currently prepared to cover.

https://www.columbiapsychiatry.org/news/gender-affirming-care-saves-lives

Hello Gianni,
I’d like to clarify that this cup is related to Christmas and has no connection to the transgender community, aside from the fact that I, a transgender woman, am running it. This is something I cannot change. I hope you understand and can enjoy the Christmas-themed cup if you choose to participate.

Gender-affirming care has one of the lowest regret rates among modern medical interventions. Children should not be denied access to appropriate medical care simply because they are children. Unfortunately, due to right-wing political rhetoric, transgender people have been demonized to the point where some parents would rather see their children suffer, hoping they will "outgrow it." This is eerily similar to the historical attitude toward gay individuals: "I'm fine with them being gay, just not my child."

Forcing a transgender person to go through the puberty of their assigned sex can feel like psychological torture, as their body develops in ways that deeply conflict with their identity. While children do not receive surgical interventions, every transgender child should, at a minimum, have access to puberty blockers—and ideally, hormone replacement therapy (HRT)—so they can experience a childhood that aligns with their gender identity, just like their cisgender peers.

Due to this political backlash, obtaining a prescription for HRT can be impossible even when a doctor advises it. In such cases, some transgender individuals turn to DIY options, as certain forms of HRT are not classified as controlled substances. For people considering this route, it's crucial to make an informed decision. HRTcafe.net is a resource that provides information to help transgender people evaluate whether DIY is an appropriate path for them.

I shall not apologise and do not regret posting that tweet. Please can we refrain from derailing this thread any further, I am simply giving my time and money to run an event for interested people, if you don't wanna take my money beacuse of my morals that's your loss.

Thank you again, Wax.

Yes, I said this. I was angry about someone mischaracterizing me and said words I should not have said. This is something I have done a lot in my past, but I believe I have recently turned a corner in my life and will no longer engage in that behavior.

I’m sorry that my past actions hurt you or anyone else.

Thank you, Wax, for giving me the opportunity to explain myself in more than 250 characters.

Do I believe that any human being is superior to another based on any innate characteristic? No. Do I believe transgender individuals are superior to cisgender individuals? No.

My original—admittedly poorly worded—tweet was referring to the unfortunate reality that the percentage of cisgender people who respect my identity as a transgender woman is significantly lower than the percentage of transgender people who do. This means that, in most contexts of my life, I prefer to be around transgender people to avoid issues surrounding my identity. Unfortunately, cisgender individuals continue to let me down on a relatively regular basis, whereas the transgender community has consistently been one of the most welcoming and respectful groups I have had the pleasure of interacting with.

At the time of writing this tweet, I had just learned that a perceived cisgender friend of mine chose not to respect my identity when I wasn’t around. I wrote the tweet out of disappointment with the situation, knowing that my transgender friends would never treat me like this.

Ideally, we would live in a world where everyone’s identity—mine or anyone else’s—is respected, whether by transgender people, cisgender people, or anyone else.

The cup in question has nothing to do with transgender or cisgender communities, nor with any politics between the two. I simply recognize that the 6s offseason is very long, and some people want an opportunity to play more organized matches. I am fortunate enough to be in a position where I can offer a small prize pool to the community, along with my time and effort in organizing the event. I have no personal agenda or intent to gain from running this.

I hope this helps clarify my position. If you’d like to take part in the event, I look forward to seeing you play.