https://i.imgur.com/2LKbNOc.png

yeah but it mainly punishes non-cheaters doesn't it, surely there's another way instead of a 3-month ban, like mandatory demo uploads for the rest of the season or requesting demo uploads from some past matches, etc

and even if RGL got the demos that they requested, it seems like they don't even look at them from what some people say lol

The only weird thing is the length of the ban, 3 months is pretty crazy. Perhaps just a 1 week/1 official match ban for every time after the 2nd offence, and mandatory demo requests for a month after a player fails to provide a demo so they can get used to doing it and show that they're able to follow the rule in the future. If they keep failing to provide a demo, they keep getting banned for the next official until they can do it, eventually players would learn how to record a demo

Plenty of things that RGL can be memed about, this isn't really one of them especially if it's like the 4th time this guy has failed to provide a demo lol

Just strange that it's a 3 month ban instead of 1-2 week ban and helping the player so it doesn't happen again, instead of just banning for 3 months and killing the person's reason to play TF2 at all

I just use a basic green cross, many people use this too as it's simple and effective, easy to see, doesn't obstruct your view. Also used dot crosshairs in Overwatch/TF2 which worked well but sometimes you can tend to lose track of it (maybe just me), also many people use konrWings variants which seem to be useful on scout since if any part of the crosshair/wings is on an enemy, you know you'll be doing damage. Usually keep it simple, relatively small, and a bold colour that stands out against the map (green, white, pink, etc)

Sorry for bump, but -hushsteam means you can't use unlocks in local tf2 servers, would streamers still be safe by just being invisible on Steam or do you need both? Would you need to remove -hushsteam when playing on local tf2 servers, then add it back when you're playing normally? Cheers

Is there a way to fix this loading bug without fully resetting/cleaning up TF2? Tried deleting materials/temp and no difference

EDIT: Never mind, fixed, you need to delete both materials/temp and download/user_custom

looks pretty nice

i love the loadout screens, loadout menu, tourny spec ui
ingame hud reminds me of rayshud which looks great

So they waited for you to pay and sign up before killing your teams?
classic RGL

can't wait for next month's post

I mean it's only in Valve's benefit to let these mods continue development and let these modders work on the game that they've pretty much abandoned, it would be ridiculous if they nuked all these mods instead of just making a few legal changes. Maybe further down the line Valve could add finished parts from these mods to the base game as like a modder's update, like how they add workshop content

Do you guys use OBS and do you use Nvidia NVENC? I played for several maps today whilst only recording using ingame demos, and it wasn't nearly as bad as it usually is (with OBS recordings + tabbing out to change recording filenames). Wondering if changing to CPU-based encoding might work better or if you guys are already using CPU encoding and it's still bad? That's the only possible thing I can think of at the moment, really frustrating problem and hoping for any sort of fix

Hi, I don't have that option, I only have AMD Ryzen Balanced, but currently using basic High Performance

I tried the AMD power plan, as well as the normal High Performance and still experience bad perofrmance after a while with both power plans. Was having this issue before on my Ryzen 2700x and I was using that Ryzen High Performance plan and still seeing performance issues after several maps

Cheers for this

Hi, posting here to see if there's a potential fix or if anyone has similar issues. My TF2 performance decreases the longer I play, and dramatically decreases after several maps to the point where recordings from OBS are noticeably laggier and less crisp than my first couple of maps. I've tried lots of things like verifying game cache, disabling/enabling fullscreen optimization, disabling/enabling hardware acceleration, clearing standby memory after each map, CCleaner to remove unnecessary drive files, keeping background programs and overlays to a minimum (no overalys at all), CPU and GPU temp stable and low (below 50c). I only have Windows Explorer, TF2, Malware Bytes/Bitdefender, OBS, RTX Voice, Flux, and MSI Afterburner open when I play.

I use mastercomfig medium-low with some module changes to improve specific graphics and enable ragdolls: https://i.imgur.com/g1gLVzm.png

My PC specs: https://pcpartpicker.com/list/cHRtz7

Wondering if this is a common issue or if there's a potential fix, or is it just a TF2 issue and not an issue with my computer/config/issue on my end? My TF2 starts off with pretty much perfect frames and incredibly smooth for the first map, and I think as soon as I tab out once or twice to edit OBS recordings (names and moving around recordings in Windows Explorer), my TF2 gradually decreases in performance until it becomes noticeable after a few maps, and pretty choppy and 'laggy' after several maps. Usually goes back to normal after closing TF2 and restarting my computer, first map is great then it gets worse from there. Appreciate any help or info about the topic, if it's fixable on my end, or just grin and bear it (restart computer after a while, etc). Cheers

60hz>144hz is a crazy difference, it's hard to play on 60hz any more, just feels laggy and strange. you don't get mechanically better just from using it but aiming and gameplay is so much easier and clearer that it's definitely an advantage
144hz>240hz is noticeable and nice but not necessary, spend the money on other hardware instead

yeah its here don't know if major/minor offence appeals are done more frequently: https://www.teamfortress.tv/59467/monthly-rgl-is-bad-thread/?page=3#61