This is really only scratching the surface of what's possible. There's a lot of potential for the future for sure.

Hi, me and Uil have been working on a new edit and have finished it, here's the result:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wgo4Ys6NOXc

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LjYEi2noujI

Plus I'm pretty sure it was never established what "team fortress" even meant until the comics.

think that happens with everyone now tbh. I'd recommend partially using avirecorder so that you only need to record 1 image sequence at a time but still launching the game with lawena.

Highlight I did for TFTV

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QwL1ESjBPJ8

civil servant

just a bruh moment really isnt it

Been down this road, you're pretty much screwed unfortunately as if that's the owner's policy it applies to everyone and that's it.

This perfectly illustrates exactly how I feel also, thank you for this well written piece doc.

Coming from someone who works in this industry, you're mistaken. Near-invisible RCE is entirely achievable from a user just visiting a web page through certain exploits. You wouldn't even need to consciously click dodgy links for this as its fairly common for known good sites to have their downloads silently compromised.

You can change your local group policy to only ask you to update when updates are available without forcing. You should still patch your system regularly as there seems to be a gigantic issue disclosed every patch tuesday nowadays.

Additionally just to address something else - it's incredibly foolish to use an out-of-support OS, not just because you won't receive security patches but because Microsoft no longer need to acknowledge any issue with Windows 7 if they choose not to, meaning you may be unaware of certain exploits even if you attempt to keep yourself in the loop.

Windows 10 would be the choice for sure. If you do choose to disable automatic updates (you can do this via local group policy) make sure you routinely patch your system as its probably only a matter of time before the next horrific Microsoft vulnerability is brought to light.

Really nice work, I enjoyed this a lot, although I personally would have preferred it if you'd added SFX.

Going forwards it'd be really cool to see you get more ambitious with your cinematics (the pipe thing was great for example) and you should consider using SFM to give yourself more freedom and avoid issues.

tf2's music is awesome, fits the game really well and is pretty much iconic at this point.

Unlikely this will look much better than 240 imo. In terms of performance maybe mastercoms or someone has some benchmark data on different systems but i doubt you're feasibly getting 300 out of tf2 in any 6s game.