someone should make a graph or chart or some sort of science-y device that shows the exorbitant amount of money you save over time building a pc and buying games on steam

not to mention better online play, legit first person shooter controls, 61+fps, higher quality visuals, etc

#freeradiumfromopen

you haven't played comp tf2 till you've played a scrim and halfway through, the server owner starts randomly spawning pumpkins everywhere on the map

wait what do half of these games have to do with halloween
sleeping dogs
fallout 3
borderlands
Max Payne 3
The Binding of Isaac

oh hey, it's martin luther king day

martin luther king steam game sale!

columbus day

columbus day steam game sale

etc

tf.tv you're being a real debbie downer lately

can we have another one of those appreciation threads

Heavy Rain

reminds me of that game with the different guitar and drum tracks where you could mix and match and make different songs with

yah I'm like an ugly caterpillar waiting to blossom into a beautiful skill butterfly

I've had the same preferential stuff for like a good year now

Shitty over used radio rock song
cp_well
ugly annoying edits you can do in microsoft movie maker

did I step into a time machine to 2008?

I've had the same problem since I started playing tf2 competitively, and since then I've determined I'm either just too dumb to play consistent, or my emotions get in the way of my consistency

Isn't America ranked like #30 something in the list of most funded/productive school systems throughout the world

Are you serious? 50K a year would be fantastic and way more than enough with marriage and children on the horizon

I mean, there's personal fulfillment through advancing in your career, and then there's being a greedy asshole who only cares about his net worth

fixd