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The sites themselves aren't the problem (generally)
Public pugs simply attract miserable people. The crowd nobody wants in their dmix servers
Some don't care. They'll feed 24/7
Some care too much. They'll whine whenever things go wrong
Combine the 2 on one team and you get a miserable experience for everyone in the mumble.
So half the team doesn't re-add after the game and pugs are dead for the day.
Eventually you stop altogether because you know who'll also add up and it's not worth it.
The proper solution is to permaban based on vibes if you want it to be public.
The practical solution is to make a private dmix server. It also dies, but you tried I guess.
thank you Roasted Duck on Hot Iron Plate from the Chinese place down the road
I love my friends and videogames
cu@ next
Yea, AI looks bad. And gen AI is shitty for society as a whole.
I can see AMS' theory of it being a shitpost though.
I'd agree with AMS not to take it too seriously.
But I'd definitely disagree on it being better than the previous one
Banning AI pics isn't worth the effort of enforcing.
It looks bad, it's lifeless and it's like wearing a dunce cap.
I'd expect a Streisand Effect if a rule like it were implemented.
I think naming and shaming is a good approach though
Bit of a rant which derails from the OP:
https://i.imgur.com/vtRzwuV.png
There's more small moments like these I cherish from that thread:
People contacting me years later about it.
Talking about it at LAN and people remembering.
Some years after the thread died and finding a steam profile that still used one I made
If a modern version of that thread would just use AI, memories like that would never be created. That'd be a shame.
Art is expression. Expression is art. It doesn't have to be good. It just has to be yours
a hot take perhaps, but TFTV isn't the right place
Imo the right move for TFTV regulars is to drag abusers through the mud until their behavior is all that remains. Nursey, coyo, broking, dashner. Plenty more. Whatever they contributed at some point no longer matters. Now their name only reminds people of one thing
They can change their alias, change communities, but it will follow them whenever someone connects the dots
Taking things seriously inevitably results in people walking on egg shells discussing the situation. Silence is what helps them outrun the consequences. Protect the victims, ridicule the nonces
I've talked about being a victim before in some TFTV thread (it happened before I played TF2). Mostly on a whim. Behind the scenes I was approached by people showing me support. Some were TFTV regulars I'd not talked to prior. It was appreciated, but in reality I already had a social safety net with my close online friends to help me process things. Not all victims have this privilege ofcourse, but TFTV isn't the place to find or create one
I'm struggling to find an old video that was broadcasted during TF2 cast downtime for some time
It was dubbed by Bren and explained the basics of 5cp, uber and player advantages, etc for the newer comp audience
The visuals felt like a shounic video? not much gameplay, but it used the TF2 color palette and simple graphics to explain things
Couple years ago our medic was low as we were pushing out of gully last.
I got spammed, took the river hp. The spam then killed our medic running for the hp himself
I lied and said I got juggled into it. sorry trum
gj doughy!
proud of you
KJKUOD
Seeds
Jayhyunpae
Thaigr though he slept through a couple of his NA matches. don't recall how many matches he ended up playing
June
Got to hang out with him a bit at CPH and would like to echo what Mia posted
Seemed like a genuine and nice person who felt happy seeing his legacy still persisted
He won't be forgotten for a long time