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thank mr louster
seriously though, the speed at which you've become a great observer is incredible, and I know as a viewer that's only scratching the surface of the many hours you've put into this community organizing casts, among other things. Much love to you <3
Now he's playing Black Ops zombies lmao
Edit: the real story tonight is Sideshow playing tf2 pugs RN
Update: Sideshow rolling increasingly good players in MGE - "only b4nny can stop me"
Hi all,
I don't know a ton about PC builds, but I'm considering investing in a new one for professional video editing.
My budget's around $3,000 currently, and I'm looking for a computer powerful enough for smooth editing with a moderate level of special fx applied to projects that I'm working on in Premiere and After Effects. Being able to edit more plain stuff (e.g. with lower levels of fx) in 4k would be nice as well, but not required.
This page by Puget Systems seems like a good starting point to base my hardware around -- what are your opinions on the basic build they have laid out there?
Intercontinental LAN Pog
Some really sexy transitions in this one, the seamless move into the smooth as the med dies at 0:53 made my jaw drop with how cool it was!
Mankyman i wish somebody would make a tf2 6v6 ripoff
Blizzard already did
Frontier: giving away free service doesn't cost us anything if the service doesn't exist in the first place
200IQ
yighti will swallow 10 tide pods on stream if he budges about any of his awful rules
well uh
reposting from the "New Beginnings" thread for visibility:
tscHey all, just wanted to post here to state that we're still in deep discussions about our next steps, especially in the light of RGL's league announcement this week.
We definitely want to do what's best by the NA scene (whether that means creating a league, doing something else, or abstaining entirely for now), and getting feedback from all stakeholders is important to doing so. If you have thoughts/feedback/concerns about anything related to the post-ESEA NA scene, please don't hesitate to reach out to me on Discord (tsc#0386); I'd love to have a chat.
League DocumentFor Season 1 (Summer) we are expecting a prize pool of between $6,000 to $8,000 depending on the number of teams that register.
For Season 2 (Fall) we are would expecting to see closer to $8,000 - $10,000 prize pool. This would be due to Season 2 likely featuring the LAN and growth due to the established nature of the league.
To be very clear, these are not unrealistic numbers. These are very sustainable numbers with our current player base, the size of our other leagues, and the expected growth we expect to see with bringing sixes into RGL.
big if true tbh
I seem to remember us telling the devs that we'd like it better with class picking and the ability to sub so pugs don't just McFucking die if someone quits or doesn't show, and then it never getting changed.
damn the sniper frags that were from POV demos in this video really made me wish the rest of the hitscan frags were from POV demos and not STV ones. I know it's not your fault for not being able to get the POV demos, Beater -- I'd rather have STV hitscan frags than nothing -- but I just wanna say that seeing the individual jitters in people's sniper flicks is fucking NUTTY and I miss it.