What. The actual fuck.

The community keeps the scene more alive than the entire games developer does.

Whilst It's understandable Valve really wants to do a great job with matchmaking, if they don't "Step on it" or get it out soon, TF2 may literally die (or at least the comp side) due to OW. Sure the mm may bring new players, but if at this rate we continually lose players/teams, there will be no "Veterans" to make the competition more intense.

T H R O W Y O T E C H B O I S

4Head

And the USA is helping the rebels and giving nuclear weapons. Go figure.

Have you tried to get tf.tv coverage?

Whilst this is new and pricey, It is from google. This is one HELL of a BEAST Router. Check it out https://on.google.com/hub/

Waiting for some one to write in all caps "USELESS UPDATE, WHERE'S MY MATCHMAKING?"

I never got this one: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sw_ze1gcUXc

Will it still be #tf2center if for some reason, tf2center folds?

Lowering your sens may be beneficial. There is a little reasoning behind but, I'm not going to start that debate.

As someone who consistently spends upwards of around 30+ minutes a day surfing on these servers, it really makes my day to see this change.

Game 5 of the world series.

Going into this game, Kansas City led 3-1 in games.Through 8 innings, the Mets had a 2 run lead, when the unthinkable happened. Everyone, even the Play-by-play announcers thought the Mets were going to be sending this series to a game 6 back in Kansas City. Top of the 9th, A man gets on for Kansas City. Following after was KCR's big man, Eric Hosmer, hitting a long ball, all the way to the wall. 1 run scored, making it 2-1. With that, Hosmer got to second, then later stole to third.KC hits a ground ball, but the Mets throw to first. They get the force out at first, but Hosmer is running hard for home plate. The Met's first basemen throws a bad ball to home plate, forcing the catcher to jump away from the plate, and allows Hosmer to get the tying run, in the top of the 9th. This game would go on to 12 innings, when in short, Kansas City scored a whopping 5 runs to seal the deal. Matt Harvey is blamed for pitching a rather poor inning after refusing to get taken out of the pitching spot which they think is the ultimate reason the Mets lost.

Final Score: 7-2; Kansas City wins Series 4-1 over New York Mets.

Go to The little speaker icon on the taskbar and click mixer. http://thewindowsclub.thewindowsclubco.netdna-cdn.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/10/volumecontrol.png

Once you have the mixer open, you should be able to individually adjust volume for every single program you have open atm.

Interested to see if Overwatch can last as many years as tf2 has.