http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hxh-YVSoZeE

can we rename this thread to privileged white kids

bugs or a buggy game have never been a defining trait of a bad game I think, although it kinda depends on if they're game breaking or not. I can think of quite a few games that have quirky bugs that are also really good.(Fallout, elder scrolls, red dead redemption)

Hell, a game bug was what made fighting games a lot more skill-based and competitive.

yo boomer you look exactly like remedy

step 1, don't listen to the invite illuminati

metro 2033
dishonored
borderlands 2
vampire: the masquerade - bloodlines
call of cthulhu
dead island
dead rising 2
civ 4
deus ex
the walking dead
the witcher 2

in no particular order

The actual illuminati has kept the real cure for cancer a secret for a long time and offer it only to the richest people

aren't you supposed to hold the crouch button while in the air anyways so that you can airstrafe?

I started out playing soldier with only a jump script(mostly because it wasn't my main), and it worked pretty well; however nowadays I utilize both to be as effective as possible on soldier. I feel like the script makes less specific rocket jumps less of a factor when optimizing my reaction time(for example, bombing on a medic right as you notice a fault in the enemy team's positioning), and then for everything else I do it the default way.

if a scout is moving all over the place and jumping over you, you need to twitch your shotgun shots. You could probably learn to track scouts with shotgun slowly over time, but it's just less useful than twitching and 90% of players can't do it consistently.

The best thing about it is you can just torrent the DLC and throw them in your data folder and steam won't know the difference

I'm pretty sure it runs through steam

@ newegg

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16832136013

you could always get a g400 and set it to 1600 dpi, they're pretty similar

I have .7 down and .25 up

FUCK YOU PEOPLE