http://www.teamfortress.tv/38672/the-pizza-aim-theory

I'd love to cast but I've never really tried it out before. What do?

@TINSFV shut fuck up

@MR_SLIN delete this thread

I wanted to start a company called "Food 4 Thought" when I was much younger, so I made my steam alias "Just A Snack" to sort of compliment that company name. I was also a heavy main when I first got into HL so I liked the idea of the sandvich being one of my weapons and being called "Just A Snack".

However when I got into 6s, everybody called me "Snack" for short, so I just changed it to that.

what?

How can you still be this blind? I hate having to derail the conversation even further, but we began our wait for "a major competitive update" in 2013. When it finally came out 3 years later it was complete garbage and too little, too late. During the wait to that, we've had some of the notoriously worst updates that have done nothing for neither the casual community, nor the competitive one.

Do you seriously, seriously still believe that your almighty Valve to come and bless us with a game saving update that will land us on the front page of Twitch every hour and give us weekly LANs?

b4nny, it really scares me how you're one of the most popular people in this community, and therefore have a huge effect on your followers, yet you're this backwards minded.

I think we should just ban whatever gives a player/team an unfair advantage. If something is unreasonably difficult to counter then I think it should be banned too. I don't mind if there are unlocks in the whitelist which literally everybody uses as long as it doesn't break the previously mentioned rules.

Yeah, I'll ask my doctor to be 100% certain, but like some of you said it's probably safer to take things easy for now.

I have been able to use a controller to play Geometry Wars 3, but that game only requires use of the analog sticks and trigger buttons. If it were a bit more demanding (like say using a controller for a fighting game) I think I'd have a tougher time.

Already have and it's been alright. Obviously I can't move my aim around anywhere near as fast as I was able to before, and my arrow aim has been better, but I'm managing.

Hey lads. I recently fractured my right hand's wrist in an accident and am currently stuck in a cast for the next 5 weeks or so. I was pretty disappointed at first because I thought I wouldn't be able to play any TF2 for a while, but I tried and am actually able to aim decently enough to play Medic well, which is good enough for me. Only thing is I can only aim with my arm, so small aim adjustments done with the wrist are not possible for the time being.

I can still have fun like this, but I'm left wondering if it's even a good idea to even try and game with a fractured wrist in a cast. I don't want to do it if it'll prevent my wrist from healing properly and leave me worse off when the cast comes off... Any thoughts as to whether I can continue like this or should I just give it a break for now?

Damn I'm amazed to see that it only took just over 100 people to help go above and beyond the call of this amazing team. Imagine what a larger chunk of the comp community with the same level of interest would be capable of...

im confused y r they bringing an overwatch caster to a tf2 event ???

Listen to more music
Be happy and confident behind every decision I take
Not worry about the future so much
Meditate more often
Skate more often/Get better at skating
Travel to England or somewhere for a bit idk