makes thread on items for sale
description just says pending sale
i am so excited im shitting my pants

This is all good, but I think going into actual product names is a bit unnecessary. What I do is check deal websites, neweggs deal page (http://promotions.newegg.com/NEemail/latest/index-landing.aspx), amazon, and some other sites and just look for whats on sale and then screen the reviews for blatant issues or incompatibility (learn to ignore people who claim the product doesnt work, they usually are idiots). After you have a general idea for what you want (I want a midcase, 450W PSU thats quiet, 2TB of HDD and maybe a 128GB SSD, a radeon 7850/7950, an i5-3570k, 8 bars of ram) go ahead and just buy them when they go on sale, no point in not being patient if your laptop isn't dying. Just Don't cheap out on the motherboard though, it's the heart of your computer, but I will say stick to the deals plan. Deals are great and only idiots pay full price for anything above 100. After that, learn how to overclock your CPU, sandy bridge is ez overclock and the GPU is just naturally good.

Ever since the radeon price cuts there is almost no point in not buying a 7850/7950, they are cheaper and better than their nvidia counterparts, don't get nvidia really.

EDIT: And don't be an idiot and never replace peripherals! While all the above stuff is GREAT don't ever forget about buying a really accurate mouse at a good price (http://www.esreality.com/index.php?a=post&id=2024663) if you ever see it and maybe a mechanical/cherrymx keyboard somewhere down the line. any monitor works great (only idiots make a big deal about 1680 vs 1920, smaller monitors beware though) and theyre easy to get used, just remember that people will sometimes be gaylords and rip you off. 120hz monitors are too overpriced right now, let it drop or wait for a drop itself.

G400 is a little bit weird for my taste, I just love the feel of my deathadder and its almost perfect. It just grimes up really easily and the first one I got had an issue where the cord braid would "saw" itself on my wood desk edge back at home but luckily this one does not. But the razer cloud settings are actually really cool when you go to friends' houses and the mouse is really light, lighter than the 400. on top of that the dpi is really gud and i click people. the new software firmware allows you to even disable the logo when your monitor is off n shit.

@x3i4n #50 don't buy a blackwidow, it's a hunk of mechanical trash and you should look for better ones (ducky, mechanicalkeyboards.com, filco, daskeyboards, that CM one). Definitely true ricer, the only thing decent about it is the backlight.

This is great, I appreciated the commentary even as a non-new player. If you ever need a person to help demonstrate something, let me know bud.

I'd also love to hear your thoughts on offclassing and opportune times (not exactly for me, just generally something a roamer should know)

are you the reason 360 noscopes exist because you probably spin in circles if you move a bit too much

http://i.imgur.com/q8LVMuE.jpg

suddenly i have an increased appeal in lobbies

Embraced my inner goy while swaggin', good stuff.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GKypqSL49Pg

I love me some foals Spyromancer

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m0IKAQVVksQ

wrecks me/others in pugna, and was a pleasure to play with when I did. Good movement control.

yea, good point. if you don't have a team leader who knows what he's leading, get a team mentor (much easier to find than individual mentors).

1. regardless of what you see on #tf2scrim people just usually search by ESEA open rating which is kind of retarded since "rating" is just a mucked up version of how confident they are in their ability, not what they actually play. But if you want to find a scrim on your level just put in "UGC Steel team yours 6v6" in tf2scrim and wait for a response. of course scrims only go down later in the day at around primetime, and if saying UGC steel doesn't work, try low open since its like the same thing. Yours indicates whose server you want to play on (change to yours/ours later when you get one), and 6v6 indicates you aren't looking to play a highlander team.

2. always go central, it's not a preference thing, it's more of a team thing. While you might be based on the west coast, a lot of teams are based on the east coast and in most cases no one is willing to compromise more than 50% for a server. just go with dallas, i believe its a better ping than chicago though i might be wrong

3. look up "adam skyride mge tutorials" and look at how they play those maps, it's been years since they've been made but little has changed. Meta always revolves around medic as always, and you needing uber to push into things. if you smash mid, take 2nd fast and consider pushing last if your med has uber and their med died, otherwise use the idea of picking (killing someone on their team) to insure that when you engage a team you're in an advantage. if you don't know what to do, push off uber opportunities. its a good start.

he's not an asshole.

they're for her to womanhandle you in MGE with

almost perfect with movement coordination and aim is just about there too, a much better soldier than scout imo but that's what anyone who knows waffleb knows anyways. and ofc just a cool person. why the fuck have you not offered her a spot yet

I agree fully, holy fuck is snakewater last awful. So chokey. Kinda like granary.