In custom you have to name your stuff folder "my_custom_stuff"
This may be outdated, but try it anyway
custom\my_custom_stuff\sound\ui

It's cool that you guys are doing this! I always love to see more stream events.
Maybe in the future you could announce it sooner so I could tell everyone to come and donate :3

Maybe you could put ducktape over the edges? That's what I do with the edge of my desk.

Nice frags, in the future though there's a frag clips thread
http://teamfortress.tv/thread/441/frag-clips-thread

What's the paypal address I should donate too?
I have $90,000 coming your way

I think that there are people in the comp community who are supportive of new players, but that is not the majority. I have had like 3 good friends who just quit tf2 because the community was so toxic, and yes, when I started playing in esea I didn't know what I was doing. I knew I wanted to play at a high level, but I didn't know what level I should be playing at. What would have helped is if someone actually explained shit, rather than being a douche about it.

i say it like it is. The tf2 community is the cancer of a fun game. I seriously can't think of a single tf2 player who in comparison with a normal human, is not an asshole.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WYkmqznos0g
does not even care about the pyro behind him

Not a bad guy
Not a bad scout
Not a bad sniper
Just bad rep

Yes, I use chris's highframes and no, I do not have -high in my launch settings. I tried putting it in my launch settings and it didn't change my fps or anything I could see. What does it do?

Once you invest your time in tf2, there's really not that many redeeming qualities.
If you are a new player trying to get better it is likely that the comp community will be toxic to you.
If you are a not a new player the comp community is still pretty toxic.
Also, playing at a high level takes so much time and commitment that when tf2 dies you will be left with nothing to do.
The skillset does not cross over to any other game really. Maybe quake, but who still plays quake.
Logically I would say don't put time into tf2.
But, I am still going to advise you to try playing tf2. Join a league with some friends and play the game for fun. Your div doesn't matter as long as you are getting better as a player and enjoying yourself.

bump

The sad thing is I cant think of a single person in the tf2 community who I would not call a douche

Render settings would not affect the memory very much.
The same amount of shit is happening in the game, this only changes the way it is rendered.
It would mostly decrease strain on cpu and gpu

Makes tf2 look like doom
edit: also I think the difference between the clear and blurry image is the anti aliasing, I wonder how it is changed with this setting