don't smoke cigarettes ya dingus

for your health

The most high-end current day pc's (i7 6core, GTX690 4gig, ddr3 2800mhz ram) with no OC, would only require ~800 watts or so. most mid or mid-high tier pc's only need 500-650 watts, even with overclocking

if you're not confident in yourself, how are any of your teammates(or potential teammates) ever going to have confidence in you

If a player on the other team dc'd and the other 5 guys started offclassing and dicking around, I wouldn't even bother continuing to play

I just hate the mentality people get that people who put out effort to get better at the game are annoying or naive

why would you not try hard in a scrim, what's the purpose of wasting a bunch of people's time for 30 minutes

ukm you have a way with words

Radium is honestly prob the next tyrone when it comes to leadership and directing a team ingame, as well as boosting and managing team moral and focus. Honestly his attitude and mindset is perfect for this or any team-based game really.

GL with your team radium

btw, I don't have the time yet to play starter or anything but if you have trouble finding good backups, I can always ring or whatever; although I'm not entirely certain I'm mid/high open still. I can also watch demos or spectate scrims and try to help you guys, whatever you need.

I think tf2 is more prone to stalemate than most other competitive games(although to be fair there are a LOT of games that are slow/boring), however I dunno if there's a particular 'fix' that would work well. I think it's mostly just the mindset of the teams, not the game itself.

hey you're not yz50

oh dude I love the ace combat series

I played against che back when he was on the lawnmower team, I didn't realize he was an ethnic though

gl

more like

show me your moves

jeez you sure do know how to start a thread all exciting like

yo so I just recently upgraded my computer substantially:

Before:
AMD Athlon 64 X2 3100+ 3.1ghz dual core processor
some shitty xfx amd mobo
6gb ddr2 1066 memory
ATI Radeon HD 4670 1gb

After:
i5 2500k quad core @3.3ghz
MSI Z77A-G41 mobo
8gb ddr3 1600 memory
Nvidia GTX 560 Ti OC 448-core 1.2gb

So far I've been using 32bit windows 7, mostly just because it's the cd I happened to have lying around when I last reformatted. I was wondering what the easiest and optimal way of upgrading my current HDD from 32bit w7 to 64bit would be.

I'm left handed, however I've used right handed mice and my right hand for the mouse my whole life. I think if I switched now it'd feel kinda weird.