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gr8stalinI don't want to see this happen because people's feelings get hurt easily enough here, imagine how PC and "gentle" everything would have to be. Every time someone made a joke at someone else's expense or unleashed the good ol' trashcan, it would be labeled as "trolling" and beds would be shit all over the globe because of one hurt feeling.
I mean it's already starting to happen now.
I dunno about that, I mean look at rivalries between sports teams/areas, they can get pretty heated
mesplz no..... .plz jus b e happy
plz no more wall of text bye
too late mes this is now a
religion thread
CS is more teamwork oriented than I gave it credit for at first, but i definitely think tf2 takes more cohesion and communication than CS at the highest levels
DavidchoiIcyWindalfathe aftermath comments are the best
http://i.crackedcdn.com/phpimages/quickfix/9/5/7/188957.gif?v=2
god bless america
the bigotry in those comments, is to much for me
yall niggas postin in a troll thread
esports aren't popular because video games aren't respected in the general public as a form of competition between adults; they're still viewed as kids stuff
how is this not obvious
neither jon nor ego really have the chops for improv comedy
I couldn't figure out if this was a boy or girl for a few minutes
OP, beware, many comp players are extremely touchy when you mention new maps or anything about changing the way they play their granlands, so don't take it to heart if a bunch of people shitpost or insult you or your map.
Anyways, thanks for supporting tf2 in this manner, it's always nice to see new maps in comp play
invite animal crossing player
flatlineKhakiI have AT&T wireless and I still ping fine to everything I've testedWhere are you?
Kansas City
I have AT&T wireless and I still ping fine to everything I've tested
brownymastercapnfapnI haven't seen the movie yet, but to me superman has always been kind of a boring superhero. He's just too stronk and op. nerf superman and he'll be more interesting imo.That's why Kryptonite and other Krpytonians exist.
deus ex machina
DarkNecridMan, Ryan Reynolds would be the perfect flash.
ryan reynolds would be the perfect deadpool if only they hadn't fucked it up in Xmen legends
also just a warning, a lot of routers have shitty qos/customization, if that's the case for yours, check to see if it's compatible with custom firmware and use that instead. Firmware can help a lot with wireless connections, as well as with QOS shit and even ping problems
frknNobleTF2 ports.
TCP: 27000:27050 (You can expand the range if you feel like it. sometimes I've seen servers with higher ports such as 27135, though normally that is not the case)
UDP: 1200,2478:4380,27000:27050
Use your IP (internal)/MAC for source, leave transferred blank (both), and highest.
Mumble port should the port of the server your are connecting to. For example, the default port of mumble is 64738.
Got some info from here and adjusted it a bit:
https://github.com/rrelmy/asus-rt-n56u-firmware/blob/master/src/router/www/ajax_qos_default.asp
This conflicts with some of what grillz said. Is the port the server uses (at the end of a connect line) the same port I need to prioritize on my router, or are these different things? And same thing for mumble, what is the port 3312 grillz mentioned? Is that incorrect or do I need that AND the port of the server I'm connected to?
This is really important, my internet sucks. I get lag spikes if somebody else loads a bandwidth heavy page, let alone tries to stream anything
It's a range of ports, and yes it's the same port at the end of the server address.
zigzterAny recommendations?
DD-WRT seems to be pretty popular.
you need to see what your router is compatible with, tomato and DD-WRT are both of the popular and easy to figure out firmwares, I think tomato's qos is better though if I recall correctly