nope.

the two programs i downloaded said 100C. It idles at like 70. Probably just a dirty case ill check it out

tf2 doesn't spam +jump like in other games. If you keep scrolling it'll only jump once so it doesnt really help unless you're used to it already. I personally have m2 space and mwheeldown all bound to jump haha. doesnt hurt to have multiple jump keys

never heard about those so i guess not that i know of

I don't want to have to uninstall the game every time something goes wrong with it. Plus idk if id even bother reinstall if i uninstalled lol

i5 3570K @ 4GHz, GTX 970, 8GB DDR3 RAM on W10.
Temp seems to be around 100C but I'm not sure why it's that high. I usually watch a stream while playing but I don't see how that would give me such high cpu temps.

if i leave my game on for over an hour or so I start getting a stutter every time I get regen. It's annoying when doing jump maps and nearly unplayable when doing one that gives constant regen like old demo maps. If im shooting a rocket at the same time i get regen there is a sharp noise.

Anyone know what the issue is here? I removed hud and fps cfg, verified game files and it still persists

sursot :o !

man thefragile looks a lot like austin powers

quick quit that'll fix it

Of course I apologized I said mean things in the heat of the moment that I didn't mean. Everything after that was an attempt to reconcile so I could play again. I understand and accept what happened I just don't think it's a very good way to go about things. It was against you and not everyone else on the team mostly because you were the leader. I think the same of voll, but indust and linkuser weren't very involved in the team and sigh usually doesn't care. I didn't really speak to them so I didn't have any kind of strong friendship I had with you 2.

There is no spark, there isn't a conflict. It ended a long time ago. Look at the title of the thread, I already quit. I don't want to argue anymore, I just want to make a point on the usual mindset people go into games with and you're a good example of that and have had more success so who am I to judge. I'm sad to see that you really did hate me though, I thought we were pretty chill during; we hung out and talked a lot. Maybe it was just because I was on the team though.

1) I thought of it yes, and I could've very well did it easily. I just didnt have to show up seeing as that team only had 6 paid and I knew it was dead at the end of the season. But I didnt because that's pretty dirty.
2) I know that linkuser was cut, he just agreed to it so he technically 'left'. Iunno about boomer I probably shouldnt have mentioned him.
3) Ya congratulations. I joined the open team because a friend asked me to play and paid everything because they couldnt get 6. I didn't want to play. After that I was offered a spot on 8K, a team I ALWAYS wanted to play with but declined. The teams with the bugs died really quickly, I'm not sure why they didn't do better.

Spoken by someone who I have never played with and who regulates their mumble. Quite a few people dislike me even though I've never seen their name in a server before and pretty much all of them hang out there.

They always bait me into posting so they can get the mumble together and downfrag. Happened a lot when I was on that team.

As for games just still play casual every once in a blue moon, and jump. I have aspirations for Tekken 7 too.
Most of the time is going to go towards my masters though.

I don't know why you still fail to understand. Vand almost killed the team in the offseason before that season by leaving for another team, and was plotting to cut 2-3 people. I quit one of my jobs that I've been working for a year and more than doubled my play time that season. Still every time we played Vand would comment, more whine really, on every aspect of other peoples play. At that point I'd rather pug with b4nny, as least his whiny criticism has quite a bit of weight. He would also hound me when I was in the middle of classes to watch demos, which in hindsight I should've just ignored but it really gave me paranoia. It was a stressful time and it made me extremely grumpy when the response to everything is a thorin video about how I should be more dedicated.

I yelled at Vand in a scrim once, I could probably even find the log that I did it in, then apologized literally immediately after and now I'm some nursey level rager? You didn't realize that when Vand complains people shut down and tilt whereas I got annoyed and actually used my microphone. Every time I point that out to you I'm preventing the team from learning anything? I see peoples emotions and that's really the most important thing to worry about in a game in my view.

Straight up not being able to gauge other peoples emotions and respond properly is sociopathic. Cutting someone that invested that much and expecting them to stay and have a rational talk about it is extremely so. I made my best effort to always be around and discuss the game. I quit a job for this after all; I did want to improve. Then again TF2 wasn't #1 on my list like it was with everyone else on the team (except train when he was cut, and indust, linkuser, when they left [cut]) so maybe I did deserve it. I can only speculate what happened to the many others that joined that team then 'left'. It really doesn't surprise me that the only player he didn't constantly nag and push was sigh, the best player on that team at that time and the only one still playing.

This is the same person that told me he doesn't care who he plays with, that he could hate the people he played with, as long as he was winning. The same person that said quote 'b4nny is sitting on a goldmine', thinking the game is going to explode and he's gunna be some big tf2 esports player. The same circlejerk that believed in order to be good you can't play with your friends. It's different when people are literally making salaries on the games they play, but you can't expect everyone to put tf2 as their #1 priority in life. I don't know how you can still call it a hobby and not a job at that point. Maybe career is a better word. I know there is a lot people hang out in that mumble with this adopted mentality, and the idea that it might be correct really turns me off from the game more than anything else.

Has your life improved since you quit?
Yes, quite a bit actually. TF2 always angered and frustrated me, and took away a lot of my time.

Do you get bored enough to feel the urge to come back to TF2 often, or are you satisfied enough with where you are (or dissatisfied enough with TF2 when you left) to not even consider it?
I still love jumping and occasionally play casual with friends, but that's really a whole other game to me. I feel the urge to come back to 6s quite frequently. It's kind of like an unhealthy addiction or like a bad relationship. I put lots of time into the game and am extremely dissatisfied with my performance and standing, but I've been caring less and less about it given the state of the game.

Did you have some other, non-videogame hobby to spend your time on, or did you exit into the world with no clear plans for what to do next?
Started to pick up classical guitar again, and I'm really excited for Tekken 7. Fighting games seem really fun seeing as theyre pretty popular and 1v1. It's nice to not have to worry about playing on a team and improve on your own terms. Always liked playing tekken as a kid and T7 looks AMAZING. I might finish the jump map I was making and a tekken related app i was working on as well. Most of my time is going to go into graduate studies though, can't wait for that :)

What was the main reason that you decided to quit TF2?
There are a lot of factors and I'm not sure which is the main one.
- I lost a lot of passion for the game when demo was nerfed and when the escape plan got minicrits, which I believe in turn made scout very powerful.
- Valve is doing a horrible job; I don't like the direction the game is going.
- Can't pug anymore because everyone just whines like 4 year olds, giving me headaches.
- Vand showed me the sociopathic mentality of the usual invite player. Also turned the game into a job rather than a hobby of mine.
- I doubt I can be the best because I get over 100 ping in match servers and I only like playing demo/soldier. No lans that I will ever be able to attend. I do have the money to attend but it's really not worth blowing that kind of money on it. I tried a bit to play scout as I believe it's the only class that I can get really good at given high ping, but I don't feel like starting over.
- A lot of players play tf2 A LOT and I can't really keep that going with school, part time jobs, other hobbies, and grad school right around the corner so it feels like I can't really keep playing at my usual level.
- Past couple of seasons have been failures for me. Really ruined any confidence I had in my play and brought me to the realization that the only reason I was playing in invite was because the game had most of the real invite players leave.
- Haven't cared to do the things one needs to do to improve, but at the same time really didn't like losing.
- Didn't get any recognition. It's nice to get compliments every once in awhile but in general the community seems pretty hostile (including myself). Most of the humble people don't play. Very few do (s/o to freestate <3)
- too emotional over the game

Really just that this game hasn't brought anything positive into my life aside from a handful of people that I like being around. I really do regret ever playing 6s in the first place even considering the few great people I've met.

And, of course, why do you browse a forum for a game you no longer play?
I ask myself this question a lot. Kind of like an addiction to the game ends up bringing me here. I should stop and move on.

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