If you want to practice your pipes, dm servers can be a viable option. However, if gamesense and positioning are your main problem, reviewing your own demos to indentify mistakes you are making. Pay attention to when you get caught out of position, what you die to etc. Getting someone else to review your demos with you can help to see mistakes you aren't aware of. Apart from that, keep playing pugs and scrims, you improve at the game by playing the game

wow 4 pages already? this is some juicy drama

Increasing tall values for HudPlayerHealth and HudWeaponAmmo (not sure about this one) in hudlayout.res might do the trick

http://i.imgur.com/E6zlNTg.jpg

how do people even find these threads

also 3 inches, med

ChargeMeter (the one without numbers)
Also please use pastebin next time

I like the last changes, just wanted to say please optimise the map a bit more as well, lots of people are having framerate issues

What Keyboard is this?

what preloading are you talking about?

probably do-able with hud_minmode 0/1 in the class configs, or a bind to toggle the achievement tracker

Great to see all the work that's been put into this not go to waste, wishing you guys the best of luck!

Banished is not that big of a game, but had mod support built in pretty much from the beginning, leading to the publishing of great mods such as "Colonial Charter", which are entirely community-made and free.

Yeah, update seems to have broken most of the functionality of clean tf2, rip unlit playermodels.
I forgot TF2 has so many particles, what even is this?

I think it would have made sense to put the title/flyover thing at the start and to have it take place on the same map that the frags are on. Currently looks like it's transitioning to a granary frag clip that's not there

I typed up a similar post, telling him how this is a forum geared towards competitive TF2 etc. I feel like it would be a good idea to have an Introduction message when people first sign up, explaining the purpose of this forum, linking to playcomp.tf or whatever

Many of the maps in TF2 have been created by Community members and were subsequently included in the game, such as Process, Snakewater, Gullywash etc. Valve has implemented a system called Map Stamps to reward the creators of these maps, enabling you to show your support for a map you particularly like.