Okay, it's no big deal then. The version of BWHUD with the YAHUD font has no visible issues, but if an issue arises, I'm sure someone will bring it up and you can help them fix it themselves, or if it's an unplayable issue, you could patch it. Thanks for the quick response.

Quick question.

I love BWHUD, I think it's a greatly improved version of YAHUD (Which is pretty damn difficult to do.), but I dislike the new font you're using. Instead of constantly needing to change and edit the YAHUD font version of BWHUD to match your most up-to-date version, can I just replace the .ttf font file you're using in the default version with the one needed to make it look like the YAHUD font?

Name: Viper.
Class: Soldier.
Team [BLU/RED]: RED.
Map/Setting: On logs on top of Snakewater Mid.
Pose: Shotgun out.
Hat: Exquisite Rack.
Misc 1: Fancy Dress Uniform.
Misc 2: Teufort Toot Kickers.
Weapon: Shotgun.
Other comments: Besides the Rack having a Steaming effect and the cosmetics being Color of a Gentlemen's Business Pants, your SFMs are high quality, keep up the good work.

"cp_badlands" "267"
"cp_process_final" "223" "I factored in the versions of Process before it was an official map."
"cp_snakewater_final1" "188" "I factored in the versions of Snakewater before it was an official map."
"cp_granary" "143"
"pl_swiftwater_ugc" "294"
"koth_lakeside_final" "127"
"koth_harvest_final "413"
"mge_training" "433" "I factored in all the different MGE versions."

The filepath that it's stating it's installing to is C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\Team Fortress 2\tf\custom\RaysHUD\rayshud.

EDIT: Figured it out, the little window that pops up wasn't properly selecting my custom folder and was installing the HUD just to the tf folder.

I decided to install the HUD using the installer by Tree since editing the HUD's core files itself was getting difficult, and now every time I load up TF2, it defaults to the default HUD, even though RaysHUD is installed. Can anyone tell me what I might've done wrong and how to fix this?

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

To me, a good steak is the best kind of meal.

http://24.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_lgb44jRrZb1qdbcano1_500.jpg

A friend of mine was actually trying to describe Bandeja Paisa to me the other day, but it didn't sound too good when he tried to explain what it was. But after seeing that picture, dear God does it look amazing.

13 years old and raping Open. He's on the fast track to LAN before he's even out of middle school.

I tip about $5 to $7 depending on the service. $10 if it was truly outstanding or fast service.

5.8"/360.
700 DPI.
4.01 in-game sensitivity.
Default yaw speed. (0.022)

Excuse the shitty phone quality, I misplaced my camera last week.

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

Just assembled the new desk today, it's pretty nice.

Are you serious? Yeah, I'd say that's just a little overpowered, don't ya think? With getting a crit for stabbing a Razorback, all a Spy has to do is stab the Razor, avoid any further damage or way to be tracked down, let the heat die down, then sneak up on the Sniper while he's either A) moving to a safer position or B) going to resupply to get a new Razorback and crit him with a 102 and then a normal shot. That basically makes the Diamondback the Ambassador without needing to be skilled at aiming your shots.

I agree with Kurt though on his ideas on a balance of the Diamondback, if the base damage was reduced, it wouldn't do 102 damage on hit with a stored crit and wouldn't be the "go-to" revolver over the Ambassador. A set limit of stored crits would be okay, but since it's been pointed out that the crits are very easy to acquire, that wouldn't do much to balance it.

You're right, they are irrelevant. I felt if I didn't bring up those points, either A) It would look like I felt the Conch as a direct upgrade, or B) Someone else would bring up those points and I wanted a clear and concise opinion brought across.

I hope so. It really needs a bit of a drawback.

That, and I hate getting 90lg-ed in pubs as Solly.