It wasn't too heavy in the beginning, but eventually they kind of shot themselves in the foot with some of the "design." I think it's mostly because updates are so frequent that they don't have their Valve time to perfect it.

I think it's also a case of feeling like TF2 has already been out too long to start doing stuff now, but they are trying to work with GO and Dota. Maybe they'll do the same with TF3?

http://i.imgur.com/dzPqjuw.png

If you're playing solely for the prize pot in TF2 you're doing something wrong.

I don't really remember the terminology, but take CPMA. You can:
1) Hold W and left/right while turning the mouse appropriately, which accelerates you forward
2) Hold only left or right while moving the mouse (a la airstrafe), which accelerates but also turns you in that direction.

It's that second one that's missing in QL.

No that's strafe, I mean what's effectively HL bunnyhopping without holding down W.

you're too easily amused

My only real gripe is no circlejumping.

Can't make it, will tell people though.

Out of curiosity, what is the seating limit

Pyro is useful with the degreaser?

http://stackoverflow.com/ was pretty useful for me if you have questions outside tutorials you take.

Buy TF2 Nightvision Goggles from the Mann Co Store.

Drink Dorito™ to get better.

Alright so I've got 3 different versions (the other attempts make you continually go one direction if you press multiple buttons or just crash TF2 entirely)

1) Works but everytime you change direction, it -attacks (messes up SMG bad)
2) Also works but if you change weapons it makes you stop moving whatever direction you're holding (messes with movement)
3) Manually press either mouse2 or mouse5 everytime after firing; mouse5 is also a "reset" button if you're still firing or aren't sure where you are in the script.

Leaving #3 here, works fine, going to play with it for a couple weeks. Already feel like I'm better because I'm not twitching when I try to shoot, but I'm also hugely inconsistent as sniper so who knows.

// =======================================
// Sniper negative edge script - Jan 07, '13
// ========================
alias +negedge "+attack2; -attack; bind mouse1 +negattack"
alias -negedge "-attack2; bind mouse2 +negedge2"
alias +negedge2 "+attack2; -attack"
alias -negedge2 "-attack2; bind mouse1 +attack; bind mouse2 +negedge"

alias +negattack "-attack"
alias -negattack "+attack; bind mouse1 +attack"

bind mouse2 +negedge
bind mouse5 "-negedge2; -attack"
// =======================================

bind 1 "weapon1; r_drawviewmodel 0; bind mouse2 +negedge; -attack"
bind 2 "weapon2; r_drawviewmodel 1; bind mouse2 +attack2; -attack; -attack2; bind mouse1 +attack"
bind 3 "weapon3; r_drawviewmodel 1; bind mouse2 +attack2; -attack; -attack2; bind mouse1 +attack"

Thanks. I added in a line so that mouse5 (replacing mouse4 in the script) now also resets mouse1 so I can unzoom without firing (dreamt about it last night). Gonna try it out now.

That would be amazing. Hopefully they won't put it in a salvaged crate or something.

Basically what I'm looking for is a rebind so that you only fire when releasing the button, rather than pressing. Is it possible to write such a script for sniper that doesn't use wait?

My current stopgap measure is to bind -attack to mouse4, and quickly hit that after shooting. It works but it's a bit of a pain. See below.

// ========================
alias +negedge "+attack2; -attack; bind mouse1 +negattack"
alias -negedge -attack2

alias +negattack "-attack"
alias -negattack "+attack; bind mouse1 +attack"

bind mouse2 +negedge
bind mouse4 -attack

bind 1 "weapon1; r_drawviewmodel 0; bind mouse2 +negedge"
bind 2 "weapon2; r_drawviewmodel 1; bind mouse2 +attack2; bind mouse1 +attack"
bind 3 "weapon3; r_drawviewmodel 1; bind mouse2 +attack2; bind mouse1 +attack"