I don't want to take credit from where it's due. There's a pretty significantly sized group of people working really hard behind the scenes on this project, some of whom have already mentioned their efforts in this thread.

Thanks, though. That really does mean a good deal to me.

Our core principle of openness is what makes us different from any other similar site out there. We are designing every aspect of our project to be democratic and involve the community. We opened our code to let anyone contribute to development and we have organized ourselves in a way where everyone’s opinion is equally important. We are passionate about creating a service that not only we want to play on but one we want you to be happy with too.

Unfortunately, as just about any developer would understand, I would be uncomfortable promising any features before our devs 100% confirm it. We are actively discussing features internally along with taking feedback from everyone. Our goal is to put this all together into something that is more than just another lobby site.

The website will be released once it's functioning properly. We don't want to promise a release and then miss that date. We expect to have an MVP (minimum viable product) relatively soon. You can check progress on our github and get updates in our steam group and twitter.

Donations are up in the air at the moment. We're really uncomfortable about taking donations before the website actually goes live. If absolutely needed, we'll communicate that with the community in the future.

http://i.imgur.com/uGhKLRp.png

Hey! I'm excited to be able to announce a new, open source TF2 lobby system: TF2Stadium.com! We have been putting tons of work into it for the past few weeks, and it feels great to finally make a public announcement.

The site is still under construction, and we hope to have it out as soon as possible. Our team is proud of what we've done so far, and we are excited about what we will accomplish with this community’s support. We'll keep you up to date with this rapidly progressing project by posting major announcements in this thread, developer progress in our steam group, and frequent updates on Twitter.

Here are some screenshots of what we have so far.

Website: http://TF2Stadium.com/
Steam group: http://steamcommunity.com/groups/TF2Stadium
Github: https://github.com/TF2Stadium
Twitter: http://twitter.com/TF2Stadium

There are a lot more settings than those 3 things. Could you screenshot all of your settings so I can try to reproduce the issue with one of my PCs? Wouldn't hurt to have a pic of your dxdiag as well.

Thanks. I'll hopefully add more to this playlist soon. I've been super busy over the past few months, though.

What are you setting your delay at?

Could you screenshot your obs settings for me?

TASBot is coming up. If you haven't seen it before, it's seriously neat.

I'd say the raffle would apply to ETF2L players that have played in high+.

This is only a small subset of players in the mixes. Most of the time, you will have 1 of these players maximum. I'm actually working on a 10ish minute basic-6s guide in coordination with some of our best coaches along with good players as well. That should be finished within a couple weeks and will hopefully resolve this issue.

I think anywhere online, you'll find these people. The majority of our newbies are not memers by any means.

We need coaches tonight. Different mumble than usual. squidcd.duckdns.org 64738

Hello, tftv. I’m going to be as blunt and honest as possible in this post. It’s been rough getting high level coaches to coach newbie mixes over the past 8 months or so. I (along with the other admins) am very grateful for the mid-open (ish) players that have stepped up over the past few months and put newbie mixes on their backs. A group of roughly a dozen coaches has been showing up pretty much every week, and the work they put in is not unnoticed by the newbies or myself.

That said, they aren’t what newbie mix coaches have historically been. When I played in newbie mixes over two years ago, the coaches all had some sort of IM experience or more. It led to more in-depth discussions with the absolute newest of tf2 players, and the overall newbie mix experience was a much better one.

I’m not asking for everyone to show up to every newbie mix. I am, however, asking that you invest a very small amount of your time in the longevity of this community. Alongside this community-based motivation, we’ve been given the opportunity of giving a monetary incentive for coaches by dedicated community member ShdSteel.

Starting with the newbie mixes tonight (and continuing with all newbie mixes in the foreseeable future), all coaches with IM+ experience will be entered into a raffle to win some valuable tf2 items (ie unusuals, australiums, bills, buds, etc). You will get one entry per mix you coach.

If you’ve never coached before, it’s super easy. I’m more than happy to explain the basics of it. This isn’t meant as a means to phase out the current open coaches but more as a way to increase the average skill level of our coaching pool.

Thanks for the help, and as always huge shout-out to tragicservers for providing all the newbie mix game and mumble servers.

https://steamcommunity.com/groups/na6v6newbiemix

KevinIsPwn
NA 6v6 Newbie Mix head admin

"every time i poop, i think about esea" - jay "mana" kim 2015

if the dashner stream goes to sunday i wont even be mad

WHY DASHNER

They've done spread in the past on various single-map games, so I don't see why they would overturn it based on that.

there was a 3.5 spread. people who bet on $5 won.