Fantastic game, but I wouldn't recommend for bad PCs. The graphics are simple sure but it's not very well optimized; even midrange rigs can get some pretty awful lag later in the game just from the amount of enemies spawning in constantly. Rogue Legacy is a pretty good game, in the same vein as RoR but a bit more lightweight.

I thought this was a new thread and had a good laugh
I feel silly now

I liked ruwin and I've always thought there are two sides to every story. Not this one. This reaction is disappointing. Completely missed the point while making a tirade fit for an overly defensive preteen. Good riddance lol

looking forward to watching his new series of terraria LPs on polaris

I have never been so hungry for pretzel-based baked goods goddam

Looking forward to watching,but the link to the 60 fps download seems to be disabled for now. Any chance of a rehost?

if you wanna be good at video games just play against hackers

Loved playing the beta, but refrained from preordering because I expected a shoddy launch a la BF4 or SimCity. Is it going smoothly? No connection issues or endless queues?

http://www.zwani.com/graphics/sorry/images/344.gif

http://teamfortress.tv/forum/thread/16478-tf2-update-for-3-5-14-3-6-14-utc

it's in the sidebar....

I never played scout much up until a year ago. I've been practicing off and on in attempts to improve my aim, and I'm definitely better now than I used to be. However it seems that recently (see: months ago) I hit a glass ceiling. I can play at least moderately well on organized pubs but it just feels that I'm in this weird gray area where, when I play, I am either not being challenged enough, or I am getting completely wrecked by more seasoned players.

I seldom am able to play DM or MGE for very long without becoming severely discouraged and quitting. Then I just avoid those sorts of servers for a while, come back, lather rinse repeat. It's even more frustrating when an opponent !removes midround because I simply cannot pose a threat. If that doesn't happen, I get nervous, shaken, and I perform even worse.

I know the key is "practice practice practice". I don't expect to get good overnight. I just want to feel like I am improving. My problem is that when I play these modes I feel so out of tune with other players and myself, I don't feel like I am learning anything. My aim is shoddy. My tracking is nonexistent. I try to pick up on what my peers are doing and apply it, but it never seems to work out. I don't know how to "practice smart", and whenever I try to learn I just fall flat.

As a minutely-relevant side note: The fact that I have a wireless mouse probably does not help. I've been wanting to get a wired mouse for quite some time, but I'm not sure what to shop for. Any advice regarding that is also appreciated.

http://i.imgur.com/nIKjjYF.jpg

What I want to happen: I push down the side button. My sens is lower. I release the side button. My sens is higher (back to what it was).

What actually happens: (I made the two sens commands have absurd values just to test it, so I start by setting my sens to what I usually have.) I push down on the side button. My sens is ridiculously high. I release the side button. My sens is still ridiculously high.

I'm not sure if the guys reposting the script understand what I'm trying to do or if the problem is purely on my end, but I feel like this would be the most relevant bit to actually figuring out why it doesn't work for me.

I almost wrote one like that but I felt it would be difficult to get used to.

I'm like really hellbent on making one that just works when you hold it down, but I'm wondering now if it's even possible the way I want to make it. Gah.

After further dickings-around, it seems that "sens 4" is automatically applied when I hold down mouse5, not when it is released. So I'm sure I'm doing something blatantly wrong, I just have no idea what. :S

I'm trying to set up a bind that allows me to switch sensitivity on the fly. Originally I tried writing a script that would lower my sens when I hold down my side button, and then reset it once I let go. I couldn't get it to work so I settled for writing a sort of toggle script instead, which is the commented block of text in the screenshot. It works fine, but if there's a better way to script it please let me know.

http://puu.sh/2HIl1.png

I decided to go back and tinker with the hold script again to see why it wouldn't work. It seems that the first command, for when I push the button, doesn't register, but the second one, for release, does. Any ideas why it would act that way? And what can I do to fix it? Thanks in advance.