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ExzeAlso a re-balance of the rank system. You can only go up if your team actually wins. It doesn't matter how well you do in the match, if your team runs around like headless chickens, you're going down.
This is how Elo system works in every game ever
Welcome and enjoy your stay!
And remember, after joining TF2 competitive scene...
An Open groups match in LBTF2 got around 60 viewers, it used to get 30 at most before.
ShdSteelOCTANEIs your pc gonna be hovering with that many fans?The new PC build won't actually house the fans in a case but rather on 3 3x3 radiators in push/pull configuration.
Isn't it a bit of an overkill? Even the servers in the laboratory I work at don't use that much of refrigeration
For anyone that is more updated in the scene nowadays than me... Are those viewers number above the expected prior to the ingame Stream list?
kosi was born in liverpool
Ohhh that's cute.
I live in Rio de Janeiro since I was 2.
The only people in South American scene that got into the beta were the ones that have self-made items, and we don't get the beta pass item...
So we don't get the gifts to spread the love and populate the servers when there is no stress test going :(
SnivyDougPhinew UI elements??? looks SICKWhat are the two circles above the clock?
http://images.akamai.steamusercontent.com/ugc/294230565711509960/D69F2DA7DCC090CA81DBE358E17ED1DCA92535FA/
I believe that they're for the rounds that you win
So those new hud elements are only for MM? Because even in official valve pubs you don't play with winlimit 2
Phinew UI elements??? looks SICK
http://images.akamai.steamusercontent.com/ugc/294230565711509960/D69F2DA7DCC090CA81DBE358E17ED1DCA92535FA/
What are the two circles above the clock?
GetawhaleThis one is a losing battle, I'm afraid. Once enough people on the internet misuse a word, it becomes correct.
Like every language spoken nowadays was created and evolved this way...
The south american competitive scene is really small (there are like 27 registered teams in the new LBTF2 season), so small that everybody knows everybody in pugs. Even the best player at least heard about that guy in the pug server who doesn't know what is a ubercharge. But, three things have been impressing me with those stress tests:
1) I've been playing with a lot of guys who I've never seen before (most of the matches have been really, but really easy if you play with more people from comp in your team, but eventually this will be fixed with an ELO system)
2) There is no waiting time to find people to play, we just press search and it finds a match (and normally it is really hard to see 2 pugs going on at the same time in our scene)
And the most important
3) Most of the teams made of people who I've never seen before have been playing with a team configuration at least close to the default (and this seems to be becoming more normal in the recent tests). There is ALWAYS a medic, hardly full time spies and engies, some heavies but a lot less than Soldiers and Demomen. The only non-default class I've been seeing a lot is pyro.
It seems the pubbers are learning and they are really playing to win. This is giving me a lot of hope for the future of this game. If they keep gaining interest for the format, both pov streamers and match streams will become more popular, there will appear a lot of new teams joining the open divisions, the tf2isdead threads will stop.
A minimap for TF2's STVs would be great. It would be pretty easier to people not familiar to the game to understand what is going on and it would also help the cameraman to get all the action.
AvastI'm actually shocked it's your last semester of university as an engineering major and this is your first exposure to python considering it and C/C++ are probably two of the most widely used programming languages in every engineering field.
I'm graduating in Mechanical Engineering and the only contact I had with programming languages (not counting while working) was in the first two semesters with the basics of python.
In my thesis I had to code a program in python that used a lot more than I learned in those two semesters, so I self-taught.