HOLY SHIT XENSITY HAS A CHANCE TO BE GOOD NOW

remedy you removed me from steam friends but not from your facebook friends list thats kinda weird huh ok bye

"yo bwat why are you roamer for an open team you should play scout/sniper"

disgusting dm on sniper, cool guy too

it's like a shitty AMV, only it's the left4dead opening movie instead

oh ok

there's too many god damn ducky's
I guess that's why this guy is using a different handle
Great Job

is this the same ducky that played for ACE?

The only thing that seems kinda dumb to me is that the new ranking system contradicts itself in a lot of areas. Typically, High open level players/teams are better than low IM, same goes for High IM and low invite, although that might just be because invite level IM teams run a train on the other teams all season and then break up/make another team/refuse to play in invite. It seems like there's a more efficient way of going about this

irc has been the main way of finding scrims in competitive pc first person shooters for 15+ years

it's more of an inside joke between me and my old tf2 friends; "kakihara is gay" sort of a joke on the more widespread notor is gay

THANK YOU FOR THE KIND COMMENTS

ALSO TOPICAL RANDOM YOUTUBE CLIP

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UPw-3e_pzqU

Well if you have the new drivers installed already I suppose you could just proceed normally and if you start having problems just downgrade then

If you're not experiencing any problems with the current ones, I'd stick with them until you hear the new one's are fixed. Otherwise you'll end up having to downgrade back in the case of the new ones being glitchy

It's wired, AT&T DSL

So I've been having a problem the past week or two, and I'm still not really sure what's causing it. Every couple of minutes(it occurs randomly but is usually every ~5min) my ping spikes up to 600-800 ping and I I lag pretty hard for 5-15 seconds. I've tried everything as far as figuring why this happens, and I can't seem to fix it.

It seems to occur during 8-10PM which led me to believe it may be a problem with network buffering, although it never happened before in the past year or so.

Things I've tried:
Monitoring the bandwidth of my service
search for glitches or bugs that make me lag
watching each of my services and other's on the connection to make sure they're not secretly using a big chunk of the uplink

pls help

I don't know what dicks you've experienced, but I can assure you it doesn't look like a normal dick

P.O.S.
Shad
Wu-Tang Clan