Just been looking at this video for 30 seconds and have to say something really feels off about the timing of the shots just by seeing where the shots land.
Either you were playing on a server with high ping or your lerp settings are bad. The amount of time it takes for your rockets to fire is uncomfortable, your shots always seem to lag behind somehow...

EDIT: I was operating under the assumption that esea made sense

Dark Lord of Elimination.

edit: Lazyfinger is a pretty good name for a heavymain

You can literally stand in the tree on last

http://imgur.com/a/odSbO

edit: fixed image

I think the intended function of the feature in general is to give new players an idea where their team is, so they can join the fight where it is needed. If that is true, then Spies could theoretically just be neglected, they usually play further behind the enemy lines than other classes do, making them less relevant for this feature..

So why not just exclude Spies from being shown through walls? It's a stealthy class after all and I believe this fix would rarely ever make a huge difference.

What I'd like to see in regards to customization:

• Advanced options being expanded, allowing for a deeper customisation of graphical settings (taking away from need for cfgs)
  
• Better net settings (this one is a huge deal, having seen the jump a projectile class main can make in super short time, just by changing lerp to acceptable levels, really leads me to believe that it does give an unfair advantage)
  
• A steam workshop for custom HUD's, giving new players an easy way to find and install new HUD's easily, filter out outdated HUD's for good selection of working, updated interfaces

https://lh5.googleusercontent.com/F9r77H9-XAzImHpLbnLO_wVpGDkgfTNPkwp0lDbso_2HrkjPJnPBxvE4jB_xmboTF6OvvvQWocSgjdA=w1920-h960-rw

^this literally means quantum-brush

https://lh6.googleusercontent.com/u8rHAjyX-jTiZ-9nwDbcuOCWeX_t38vi2SkJm5zDQOV2UORxougSXc3q83-6L8wIppoTNe1p2tWDrLM=w1920-h960

https://lh6.googleusercontent.com/vcJ72yRSrCGLDYeIIs34Y0K944U3r-8K_0KmxvD-5MMl5yAZ50veXIDQR7VI3YJD7EOcTZ59A1Z6mWw=w1920-h960

https://lh6.googleusercontent.com/7e0S7zlakMjHTDYjQ2t5MGJe0g6pxjO6kIixI7ZayoPqFFTQJ-9TPtldx7lcxR0FIBHQ0Zlu8V0YL08=w1920-h960

https://lh4.googleusercontent.com/-vznfelH578q36Qu8K_mBkNnB4m4xv1tKkQBoT7YJZ9Oi04DNnwxOgLo_CXnu-R9L5gA1m53SiI4Fg4=w1920-h960

guess what class i used to main

Reddit user who made the initial request to bring it back also took comparison screenshots: http://m.imgur.com/gallery/b7JKO

Imo it does quite a lot for the feel of the game, seeing the before ones gives me the old desire to jump back into some pub fun again, probably from way back when I used to play tons (and color correction was around).
I could've sworn that something about the game used to be different, more vibrant in my memories.. Seems like I now know why (God knows how long it's been broken).

If I had my internet, I would play with you, wish my provider didn't slow-mo it.. :/

Reading these lines gives me the impression this is some top notch stuff. Worthy of being put on steam the way Dotas 'Free to Play' documentary was, exposing it to the great masses.
One can dream...

Yeah, exactly as I said, the decision to remove the maps that actually DO work doesn't make any sense to me. Its counter-intuitive and I agree with what has been said in thag regard. I also think they should've done these things in the beta, but maybe nobody actually played then..

Kinda feel like people are overreacting a little. Its matchmaking, it wasn't good before the update and it still isn't. I am wondering how many people complaining here actually played MM regularly.
Judging by the tftv forums, nobody here cares about mm at the moment, because it's that unpopular.
Valve probably knows that and is just experimenting with it now I guess, like testing out how ctf currently works (/doesn't work) in 6s and trying to improve it, doing the same with badwater/payload.

Of course those are some super questionable decisions (why remove badlands instead of swiftwater??), but does it really matter to the comp community right now?
It doesn't affect the leagues or anything, so who cares. Valve wanna find out that CTF sucks on their own, they don't want to rely on a tiny slice of their playerbase? From a dev standpoint, I think that kinda makes sense.

The only thing that really bothers me, is that the entire process of experimenting with the game to find out what does and doesn't work is just so slow.
But it's Valve, so that should have been expected...

I am actually wondering what's going on with the Source 2 Engine, haven't heard anything about it for a while. Last thing I remember was them focusing on moddability and VR..

Ahh, Ok, thanks for the clarification. Well, guess this is one of the things we could defenitely use but won't ever get. Case closed

From what I've gathered those 2% must be able to make a pretty hefty difference then. By browsing a few forums I came across posts describing 100% improvement and above (those may obviously cherrypicked, but still) in certain situations.