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| SteamID64 | 76561197981944988 |
| SteamID3 | [U:1:21679260] |
| SteamID32 | STEAM_0:0:10839630 |
| Country | Tonga |
| Signed Up | April 19, 2014 |
| Last Posted | April 24, 2024 at 3:06 PM |
| Posts | 1563 (0.4 per day) |
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1024*768 |
Refresh Rate |
75 Hz |
| Hardware Peripherals | |
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| Mouse | Razer Copperhead |
| Keyboard | Packard Bell wireless AA powered |
| Mousepad | ikea gaming desk |
| Headphones | |
| Monitor | Packard Bell 17" CRT |
kirisameit's dead
dont downfrag him lmao the server is really down
mustardoverlordDM donkeys can get headhunted by good teams, while brain players need to make their own and build up a core.
.. which requires yet another skill : the ability to cut people and manage well to not get dragged down
I remember old advice on the forums by smzi who said new players should first grind out the mechanics/dm, then once at prem/div1 level start figuring out subtler ways to play and improve.
I didn't like that advice, and that's why i never went above div2.
Two viaduct matches come to mind:
TFTV Zowie invitational finals : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zBm6IZwqPf0 : this was my favorite mixup roster and i loved their active playstyle and how they managed to turn viaduct's chaos to their advantage
And the ESEA S16 retaliation by the arch nemesis b4nny : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sBwKBDJy484
Big lover of koth since then.
eddiieeBehold
do you do this for a school essay?
if you like your current mouse then save yourself some time and effort browsing the market and just get a replacement
congrats to red bull for winning the constructors championship
turbochad69Shipping a 3 year old chromium framework version (85.0.4183.121) in current 2023 steam
apparently they lag behind (partly) to support windows 7 and it's getting dropped next year
from 6s: doing my first scrim with my college buddies as green as i was against luzzu (back then a i think div 1 player as well as a reputable caster on the french channels) on gravelpit and getting utterly destroyed
from pubs:
getting the game for my 16th birthday : i think it's the only time I got a steam game as a gift;
being there on the medic and pyro updates with the servers 100% filled with those classes ;
finding a community server where I felt I belonged (knifeback mountain) ;
breaking the 20pt barrier with pyro while i just woke up on a sunny saturday morning
casual play killed the community servers
also a funny one : in like 2008 i was on a 32 people server and there was like one hat drop per second on the server and everyone was going bonkers; that's where I got my glengarry that my demo still wears
This guy going through the hassle of producing this shit video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bI76zRzHc4k
Winning a season of french tf2 league using the dumbest strats ever THIEF style with the blessing of the 2 head admins that were our friends
low grav gg200 at 1am with the frenchies
failing at zombie coop games after scrims with the mates trolling each other
ok but where is the sticky det bug fix?
Richarrrrdif the first real content update this game gets in more than half a decade's worth of waiting is an officially sanctioned script language remake of an already existing community gamemode i will end it
TF2 turns more and more into an open source project of which valve is the maintainer.
Wild_Rumpusat this point whether something gets added or not is dependent completely on how little effort on valve's end it takes to implement
considering how much vscript streamlines things i wouldnt be surprised
It's still cool that the game has so much tooling and community-made documentation for this to even be possible when other games have no editors, no community servers or no maintainers willing to listen.
Another great example is what's happening at TF2 Classic