oh i guess im dumb sorry

obviously not a railgun. but that's what the effect reminds me of, and it does damage like it, right?

I've only ever played quake a couple times forever ago, and seen it in tourneys a few times.

TF2 GOT A RAILGUN WHAT

I've been interested in finding some good 3cp maps. I think this would be really good for pugs and whatnot.

Looks good so far man

I guess it's nice in that regard, but maybe that could be an option for you/others like you. not the default/ only way. I personally prefer a little stutter here and there if I can chat with the steamer.

idunno

Fully charged.
Kritzkast when there are good guests, which is pretty often.

I dunno. Very rarely do I watch a stream just to witness a "show". Especially for TF2. While people are occasionally I'll watch a match or invite scrim where the streamer doesn't read chat at all, but that's not very often for me, and I'm sure people can relate. Regardless, people were able to put on a show before. The stream viewers being a couple seconds apart doesn't affect that all that much.

I guess part of this opinion comes from me being less of a talented TF2 player and more of just a silly nerd that likes to talk to his chat. That's why I started streaming, at least.

I stream at just-above-garbage-pail quality, so I haven't had a huge problem with buffering. Watching HD streams is rough, though. I wouldn't even have that big a problem if the buffer actually worked, but it doesn't even do anything on my side though. It just freezes the stream with the circle loading thing, then after it buffers for a few seconds, it'll play the video for a bit, skip a few seconds and have to buffer again.

What's up with the new video system? Like... it's really bad. I haven't talked to anyone who likes the changes. There is a delay of up to 60 seconds now on my stream where there used to be 5-10. I can't interact with my viewers anymore, and it's frustrating. For a small stream like my own, one-on-one, conversational viewer interaction is the only thing keeping things alive when I'm doing things like surf/jumping. I can't answer questions, talk to new people, or do anything really.

My stream had just started picking up, averaging 7-15 people watching my scrims and pugs, and it was a lot of fun. Now I'm lucky to get 4, and chat is always dead. It's pretty lame, honestly.

Can someone direct me to a source as to why they changed it or something? Is it problems with bandwidth or what? I really don't want the small little community of friends in twitch chat I've built up over the past few months to die out. Like, I'd be incredible upset if that happened.

I'm sure other small streamers would agree.

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It's viable against teams that don't know how to counter it, but most teams can easily have the scouts chip him away pretty soon. It's not as mobile, it's skill ceiling is relatively low, you have a very limited range, and it's pretty un-fun to play against.

Pyro is great for HL sure, but pretty lame in 6s.

(I'm assuming that's what you're talking about)

as fun as it is to post mangachu's cristmas gifts last year, the donations are going primarily to strat, so....

That's probably an internal ip. Can you give an external ip? If you're hosting it at your house, you can get it by googling "what is my ip?"

This is a longshot, I doubt anyone here goes there, but I'm going to U of Memphis to do stuff with music. Anyone else?

Sometimes I hook up a converter and play PC games on my really old tube tv. I'll totally be playing with this hud next time I do that.