That makes sense. Still feels a little cheap, but at least it's not as broken as I originally thought.

I don't know if it was a bug/glitch, or if it was because of clean tf2... but i think i can see cloaked spies. I'm gonna try to do some more testing and see if that's really the case, but I was pubbing and I *think* there were some spies that were cloaked, but I saw them as completely normal.

http://i.imgur.com/dQ11JU4.jpg?1

Sea kayaking in Resurrection Bay

That was a really fun game to watch, and I thoroughly enjoyed Buick's debut cast.

Also, Harbleu is fucking nuts

I dunno, it was a pretty cool airshot

He's a great player with strong DM and game sense. He doesn't have a ton of 6s experience, but he'll pick it up quick. Overall really chill person, easy to get along with. He'd do really well in open.

A combination of these two things:

http://thefullpint.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/03/elysian-superfuzz.jpg

http://www.guitarnerd.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2009/08/univox.jpg

I really liked this write up, I'm a fan of the new format.

I was gonna make a pun using YouMustMike's name, but I'm drawing a bl4nk :\

I like the idea of cleaning up and simplifying tf2, but is there a way i can tweak your version to not include the flat textures of the map? My depth perception is so off from it. I'd like to keep the particle changes and stuff though.

Getting a backcountry setup (Volkl Nunataq skis, AT boots, and tech bindings)

I set my G400s to 800 dpi using the logitech software, however when I start my computer up or unplug, then replug my mouse back in (I play on a macbook, fyi), the dpi is different (higher). If I start up the logitech software, then it goes back to 800 dpi. Does anyone know what the default dpi is of the mouse? I'd rather not have to turn on the software every single time I want the dpi to be correct, so I'd rather just set my dpi to whatever the default is and not worry about it.

I've noticed on a few streams that when the player has died, he sees two boxes on either side of the timer, each with the total number of alive players on each team. However for me, it's a line of boxes, where each one disappears when that player has died. Is this a game/hud setting? Or is it from a custom hud?

Hey, so I've been dabbling in CS:GO the last few days, and I was wondering if anyone had suggestions of "necessary" game settings that I should be using. I know that in TF2, new players might not be aware how useful/necessary it is to have certain settings (i.e. enable fast weapon switch, setting FOV to 90, etc.). For example, I learned (the hard way) that I don't want "auto swap to weapon on pick-up" because it might swap my weapon in the middle of a firefight and get me killed. Are there any other similar settings you guys find are necessary, certain hud settings, etc.?

Synesthesia seems so interesting to me, it would be wild to have another way to experience music. If you have a chance, you should listen to Little Wing or Castles Made of Sand by Jimi Hendrix and draw what they look like to you. I'd love to see what those songs look like.