I'm starting to think dm was a pretty big part of the problem.

Bump, I was able to close my hand into a fist today definitely ready to frag.

I could talk about the movement or what's op/up but really the most important thing I can say is that I had a ton of fun playing it and I'm interested in trying out some legit competitive play. Will it be fun 1000/2000/5000 hours from now like tf2? I have no idea but I guess time will tell.

Bump because my hand is starting to heal enough I think I can probably start trying out again.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7gohOt9LncU&ab_channel=MG.Deerlord

Also bump and thanks for the kind words.

If this is true I am more powerful than ever. Interested in playing some main demo. Maybe advanced if desperate but holy rust. Could main call if given some time to get used to the pace of todays game. Since my last time playing I managed to get really good at guilty gear and kind of good at valorant so feeling good about my ability to break through old plateaus.

https://steamcommunity.com/id/bandjoe/
Jojo#7107

https://rgl.gg/Public/PlayerProfile.aspx?p=76561198025044742&r=40
https://play.esea.net/users/807831

Can we frame this post?

"we're just hanging out"="We are stalemating please don't feed"

"X(usually a projectile class) is destroying them get in" to which they reply "actually all those stickies/rockets missed."

And the normal exagerating things like "That guys took a million and two damage" and "you have a combined 4 health" despite 5 players being alive.

You don't remember any syrup because proto and I were discussing the coke mix not the sweet tea but since this was a sweet tea thread I understand how you got there.

He is correct about the sweet tea process though.

That's actually not true Mcdonalds uses a slightly higher syrup to water ratio than most places. A semi local chain to me called Frisches uses an even higher ratio because they use chipped ice that waters the coke down really fast. The official story might be that there is only one version of coke but the truth is that it varies.

Soruce-I used to work at the golden arches/a family member has installed and maintained the equipment that actually cools/mixes/dispenses all the drinks.

Alright thanks, I have the tools and skills to pull that off just needed to know if all that was necessary.

I'm an open demo so take this with a grain of salt.

When I use booties, I get more damage and fewer deaths. Bad positioning gets punished less because I have more health/it's way easier to just walk/jump away with the extra health and speed than it is to hit pipes. I also have less fun because hitting pipes is fun and this is pretty much the only reason I use pipes. Ammo management while more important is actually simpler because you only have to manage one weapon.

I don't know if I think they are op, but I very selfishly want them banned so that I can justify running pipes full time.

Does anyone have any advice on changing sensors in mice? Specifically I want to change out the 3310 in an ec1-a for a PMW3366DM-VWOU from a g502. I play on a piece of glass purchased from a local glass shop and the g502 is the only mouse that seems to have no issues tracking even at high speeds but I absolutely love every other aspect of the ec1-a. I did some google searching and couldn't really find much. Is it possible/is it as simple as re soldering the new sensor in/will the zowie internals work with the 3366 or do I need to move the whole board over?

Ly honestly cares more about tf2 than anyone else I know by a huge margin. He wants to get better like most people want to breathe. He is constantly asking me questions about tf2 and lately it has been getting harder and harder for me to answer them because he is catching up to me so fast.

Speaking of fast, he is one of the very few demos in esea(not just open) that legitimately cares about getting to mid on time and it shows in his rollouts and jumps in general. He spent hours trying to do a hypothetical air pogo on the gully rollout I proposed that would save like a second but was several time harder than every other rollout combined including the kaidus process air pogo. He got it eventually btw but it proved to inconsistent to be worth learning for us mortal jumpers. As a scout it is tougher to play against him on mids than most of the demos in open playoffs because he gets there on time.

I love most of the people on his team and some of them have great dm and positioning for their experience, but honestly ly did almost all of the calling for them. What to do on mids, when and how to push, what to focus etc. The stats didn't often show it but with groden on the bench ly was the backbone of his team for sure.

His dm is definitely his weakest aspect and I think that's partly because he'd rather practice rollouts or go over demos than play dm but I'll pester him to do that more. The other half being exactly what Plinko said, he was doing so much of the calling that it certainly hurt his ability to do his own role and if you put him on a team that can let him focus on his own play I imagine he will start putting out the fat damage.

Mid/high open is probably a good fit for him right now but with the right team and a few more hours in dm every week he'll be IM capable after a couple seasons.

tl;dr Ly is one of the fastest improving/most dedicated demos in tf2 right now and you want him on your team.

A couple weeks ago I started getting a glitch involving looking and passing through area portals in demos.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a4wg8Z_LUYw&feature=youtu.be&ab_channel=MG.Deerlord

Well as you can imagine this is rather annoying when watching demos and if anyone knows how I might fix this it would be appreciated.