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| Last Posted | February 25, 2021 at 4:25 PM |
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MasterKuniErenJayDont want to be that guy but core 2 duo with a gtx750 is a bit lopsided
Exactly. I bet dollars to donuts your CPU is pegging at 100% in TF2, which is bottlenecking your GPU performance, since TF2 is a notoriously CPU-bound game.
this
I have a old hd 4890 2gb (waiting for 380x) and I pull 200+ fps paired with a i5 4690k @ 4.8ghz.
Does anyone here have time to help these potatoes? I would do it myself but I already have a crop.
saami dont think there is a single person on tftv that doesnt know what center is
There are people on center who don't know what tftv is and don't even know how to go about finding a team.
AndKenneth I don't see how a bunch of Americans and Europeans who already play TF2 knowing about Australian TF2 is any better for our scene. We need Australians and New Zealanders who don't already play competitive TF2 to play TF2.
Last time i checked having more publicity is good for growth?
fightno one wants to make another (needlessly redundant) site especially if they're not going to get anything out of it they don't already
I am saying merge already existing resources not make new ones.
I am probably ignorant on the subject (please explain it to me if i am wrong) but i don't see how making TF2 center a tab on TF.TV would be that much work. I am a bit ignorant on web development. Is there any resources you can link me that would explain why it wouldn't just be copy paste hackjob?
brooky12what redundancies would it prevent and how would it reduce the overall workload
multi forums, multi leagues, multi sites.
flatlineThe thing is once you go international pay matters, no sane person would dedicate 40 hours of unpaid work to maintaining an international league no matter how much they love the game.
And here i was thinking we could just have the already existing admins spread the workload. Wouldn't having everything in one place reduce redundancies and inherently reduce the workload overall?
brooky12how would it give new players a better impression of the game?
Everything easily accessible and in one place.
saamIt would be a fuck ton of work and 0 reward.
How is jump starting the AZN and OZ scenes, giving a alternative to being cucked by ESEA, and giving new players a better impression of our game 0 reward?
fatswimdudeTeam Fortress TV: the home of competitive Team Fortress 2i dont know what else you want
League and forum merger across 5 continents with built in lobby functionally and free icecream.
ESEA
It seems to me we could have allot more active and less convoluted competitive scene if all of our major sites pulled there resources together and made a central hub for competitive TF2?
If we could get ETF2L to change into ITF2L (International TF2 League) merging the NA, EU, OZ, AS, SA comp scenes (allot of the smaller scenes would benefit IMMENSELY from piggybacking off already existing infrastructure) and merge with the TF.TV site AND have TF2 Center built into one mega site wouldn't we have more presence as a scene overall than being spread out with different rule sets and different forums ect?
IDK maybe i am just being stupid...
Malware Bytes
If that doesn't work nuke it.(clean windows install)
Other methods take more time and effort then they are worth if you don't have anything important on your PC.
Also heard Common Sense 2015 is pretty good.
aim-what is the point of the picture...
amusement
Sideshow once MM comes out
VALVE TIME
I am not holding my breath for this.
Seems like you people got Stockholm syndrome for ESEA. I am sick of our community being a afterthought for a scummy league.
tscYou shouldn't count out a $16k prize pool that we don't have to fund ourselves.
That 99% of the community will never see.
Face the music. Nobody plays TF2 for the money and the EU scene is in a healthier state than we are.
If we REALLY need them new mousepads i am certain we could arrange a 5-15 USD buy-in for higher divs.
NATF2L when?
Seriously couldn't we just merge our communities and piggyback off the already existing ETF2L infrastructure? More consistent rules across the board, a more homogeneous community, and lack of league fees seems nice. Now that we don't have LAN i don't see anything to loose.