Bump, tickets go on sale Tuesday!

anyone planning on going? Rays and I are likely going to go.

Why are you lying about your comp experience though

I've seen a lot of talk going around of reworking Yukon, which made me wonder what changes it would need to be viable. It's a fun map, and I admit that it could use improvement, but what would that improvement actually be? I'm not sure I would personally rework it, although I might try; this is more as a feedback thread and starting point for anyone who has seen the demand for it and has thought about making it.

Well... I dunno what i did differently. I was cold rebooting, which I've done like half a dozen times already, to make a video and show you guys what was going on... And that ONE time it decided to scan and repair my C: drive. So yeah, anyone who comes into this thread to troubleshoot, sorry, not entirely sure what my solution was. I've cold booted, run chkdsk's and bootrec's, and tried system restores (that apparently took hold a day later????). Sorry.

Nope, that never happened. I had some issues when I opened my case; I think I messed up my GPU's seating, but I fixed that pretty easily. This specific problem never had that happen.

@Setsul:

1. I tried that, and as I just said, this 6th or whatever time worked. Who knows.
2. Yes, it was. I was going to point out in the video that the light indicated it exited power saving mode and turned blue.
3. After the boot screen, it just went black where the password screen would normally show. I'd tried ctrl-alt-delete but there was no visible response.
4. Good to know, thanks.
5. I tried refreshing, resetting and the automatic repair. The first two said the drive was locked. The latter did nothing.
6. Yeah, this was probably my last option. Thankfully I didn't need it.

Thanks for the help though, guys.

I can't ctrl-alt-delete, it's just black. I've tried plugging into the onboard graphics and booting into safe mode, same result. I'm fairly certain it's deeper than the graphics drivers.

Oh I meant to say -

I5-4670k, asus mobo, don't remember model, evga 660ti, win 8.1 on a corsair 128gb ssd

Edit - also, using the windows disk I can enter the repair screen, and once every 10 tries it does it on its own as "windows failed to boot". Like I said, though, anything I would normally do out of it doesn't help.

My PC booted fine yesterday morning when I first started it, but I needed to restart it later On and now it just boots to a black screen. The windows loading logo comes up, spins around about as long as it normally would, but instead of bringing up the password screen it just goes black.

It does the same thing into safe mode, either, so I'm fairly sure it isn't a graphics driver issue. Restore points did nothing, but when I've tried to refresh or reset it said that the drive was locked. However, diskpart, chkdsk and bootees didn't do anything out of the ordinary.

I've tried removing all of my sata cables other than to the SSD that windows is on and got the same results, so I'm relatively confident it has to do with that drive somehow.

Is it an issue with my OS being corrupt, or the SSD dying? Should I try a clean reinstall of windows? If so, can I clean install and preserve the data on the other 2 drives?

in some locations you could already get limited breakfast food after midnight

this is still the best cause that 10:30am-midnight breakfast market has definitely had a strong backing for awhile

https://40.media.tumblr.com/163fcb1661ccee6e30c5fdb1f6a56a96/tumblr_ntpo1f3Izh1rw8nv2o1_540.jpg

https://www.reddit.com/r/tf2/comments/3iuqya/wars_vac_moment/cujx875

Except no one on that team seems to have any idea how to kill the scout. The issue isnt so much that he managed to 1v5 them as that the skill level is noticeably low. Herr_P gets a 6k at #3 with assistance from his team, but most of the shots are clearly dead-on and Reason isn't exactly a team of low-level lobbiers.

#1 being chosen over solid play by AND against more competent players (even most of the 6s offclasses and some of the HL plays) is questionable and disappointing, and almost feels more like another A:R push by extv, the only people i ever seem to see in support of this mode. I understand that you guys don't get much in the way of clips, but I'll sit through extine's overblown "HUUUUUGE airshot" again if that means we get less gimmicky, "whacky" plays. Maybe you really should switch to bimonthly if quality is coming to this.

sand-dashed field-tested mp9. don't get me wrong, I'm planning on keeping it; it's more that they knocked out my american pick. I'll just have to root for my french teams from now on, which i expected. I was just hoping to have another round or two of c9

got a maikelele souvenir from the im game but a little disappointed in it now :/

The issue that worries me a bit about not self-hosting is that it seems that it's all on one server, and may not be able to carry unexpected loads (a BTTV/FFZ stress test brought in 800 people which crashed it). The nice thing about mumble in comparison is that there's lots of servers and it limits connections to a specific capacity, and even if one server crashes yours won't be affected.

If you're looking for a straight up VoIP client, mumble is probably still the way to go; if you're looking for something more along the lines of Skype or Slack, Discord is looking like it'll be a strong alternative.

Global hotkeys only work if you're using the standalone client, unfortunately - if you're on the browser version it only works if the window AND tab are the focus. It would pretty much end up requiring you to install a program anyways and working exactly like TF2Center's mumble works now.

Did you read the OP at all? Several of my accounts are under 2-factor authentication and I'm only logged into them on Chrome. This wouldn't be a problem normally, but my phone is disconnected and so I could only access ones that I'd switched to Authenicator or had backups (which is like, three of them, mostly because they don't OFFER those options).

Besides, I like Chrome. Hasn't done me any wrong other than yesterday.

OK... I tried the one you mentioned, Dance, and the former solution didn't work. The latter appeared to work, but I eventually realized it was booting Canary.

I'm on 8.1; I literally couldn't uninstall it because the process was apparently still active. However, I couldn't kill it with default task manager, Process Explorer, or Process Hacker 2.

Looked around a bit, found this thread. Started going through the steps, but after booting into safe mode but not doing anything in it Chrome started working again in a regular install. Go figure. I'm a little suspicious, to be honest; might have to bump this thread.