Cant capture point, spooky ghost on it ;_;
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| SteamID64 | 76561197996833775 |
| SteamID3 | [U:1:36568047] |
| SteamID32 | STEAM_0:1:18284023 |
| Country | United Kingdom |
| Signed Up | October 9, 2012 |
| Last Posted | September 25, 2025 at 5:46 AM |
| Posts | 1026 (0.2 per day) |
| Game Settings | |
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| In-game Sensitivity | 1 |
| Windows Sensitivity | default |
| Raw Input | 1 |
DPI |
1600 |
Resolution |
1920x1080 |
Refresh Rate |
240 |
| Hardware Peripherals | |
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| Mouse | changes everyday |
| Keyboard | changes everyday |
| Mousepad | steelseries qck heavy, ketchup infused |
| Headphones | logitech g pro x headset (it sucks) |
| Monitor | some 240hz monitor (acer predator) |
#16
TotalBiscuit, terminal cancer
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This blows, he's one of a few big YouTubers and personalities that really goes to town on developers that like to shit on their customers, he was also really good at it as well. I really hope he goes beyond the average with this. He's done a lot for video games.
posted about 9 years ago
#5
SteelSeries Rival 100
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Hardware
Purchased, gonna review it a week after I get it.
posted about 9 years ago
#25
Star Wars Battlefront beta
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Other Games
I feel the stationary weapons and shitty spawns are a contributing factor, I'd like to see a spawn set up like the normal BF series as that creates some direction and a chance for players to spawn without getting fucked in the ass.
The stationary weapons I feel is too much fire power to the imperials, but again, it's still beta so I'm sure that with the correct tweaks it will be good.
Even so, I fucking love this game, it may be lacking in content but still, it makes my little dip stick happy.
posted about 9 years ago
#54
Oneplus 2
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RickThis should be out soon. Best phone for price out there if you can deal with a 5.95 display.
http://www.tomshardware.com/news/blu-pure-xl-official-announcement,30044.html
seems almost too good to be true, at that pricepoint the specs are pretty insane, the processor isn't exactly up to scratch but with Android being a lot more efficient it may not matter.
I can only assume that the casing is made out of pasta for it to be that cheap
posted about 9 years ago
#6
ETF2L S22 Premiership Week 2: LEGO vs. TLR, Reason vs. Serpents
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We really LEt it GO
posted about 9 years ago
#3
I've lost it
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This shit is hot, would prefer maybe a lighter background, perhaps a nice grey?
posted about 10 years ago
#9
ETF2L Premiership Week 1: Full Tilt vs. Reason Gaming
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Events
IPZIE_: tull tilt the new saints
posted about 10 years ago
#14
Sin videos
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we the competitive tf2 community do not condone nor encourage the use of marijuanas
posted about 10 years ago
#197
Overwatch Event Impressions
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ArxIt's an interesting point. I don't think you need to see the same game, just _some_ familiarity. Looking at a game like League of Legends. Yes Dota was around, but do you think even a significant portion of the League of Legend's audience had an interest or understanding of how the original dota worked?
Yes because some of the people that worked on the original dota moved over to help with LoL, even the dota allstars website forwarded to the LoL website iirc. So LoL had a large player base already tapped in to and combining that with a new moba based on a very old game you had a guaranteed success.
posted about 10 years ago
#188
Overwatch Event Impressions
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The investment that people have in dota2 with in game items, market, workshops and custom games is huge. LoL has the same and a larger player base with people already investing a heavy amount of time and money in to it.
HotS has a F2P system which offers nothing unique compared to the other games, if Dota2 had the same F2P model as LoL it would never be where it is now. And with Blizzard adopting a similar F2P style for overwatch it very much will go down the same. And I know calling HotS a failure so soon is pretty bad but if it didn't hit the ground running and having a huge start it will eventually fall to the side.
Dota2 only had such a good start because of the way Valve handled it, give it a fucking big prizepool and get everyones attention, everyone sees the "2" after "dota" and then allow everyone to play their favourite heroes for free.
posted about 10 years ago
#183
Overwatch Event Impressions
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ArxPheeshArx I think one thing you are discounting is assuming that valve would not respond to overwatch w/ prize pools of their own. There's no doubt in my mind if blizzard goes hard at competitive with large prize pools etc then Valve will respond w/ TF2 in the same way. I think the main reason they have not done that w/ TF2 is that there has been a disconnect between the competitive play and pub play. Matchmaking will finally bridge that divide between casual and competitive scenes which imo is a huge deal for their future support of the scene. Look at what they did w/ Dota to compete w/ LoL. They aren't just going to sit idly by and let blizzard take player share. :)
People SHOULD go to overwatch if it has more support in the competitive scene, even if they love TF2. If nothing else it forces Valve to up its support in kind. If Valve fails to respond then you picked the better option anyway.
The problem is, TF2 is a really old game now. It would be really stupid for Valve to throw money at an old game to save a handful of competitive TF2 players. You have to remember that Valve is a business and while the whole TF2 competitive community wants these big prize pools, weekly leagues and tournaments, we simply do not have the player-base in the competitive community to warrant it.
Everyone knows about TF2. It's a free game and so a tonne of people have played the game and enjoyed it. It's not like you're suddenly going to getting a massive influx of players just by adding some money to it. The only way that TF2 can grow is the way it has been growing for a while; through slow and steady community efforts and frequent game updates / content. The issue with this is that at the same time that new competitive players join the scene, old ones are leaving for new games, or to move on with their lives. This has kept the TF2 scene pretty constant in size. I mean... if you add all the players who have retired back into the scene, TF2 would be absolutely massive, but sadly that isn't the case.
Valve do not even need the competitive scene to continue with TF2. We are a small form of advertising for them with our tournaments and articles, so it is worth doing a few things for us (such as adding some things to the game and some balance changes), but the majority of their money comes through public players, traders and crafters. It's better for them to spend their resources to satisfy those people and sadly there are much more cost effective ways than to throw 5 figure sums at a 6vs6 prize pool.
Overwatch is new. Players will play it. It's worth throwing money at it at the start to get people to play the game and potentially become another eSports title for Blizzard. They will invest heavily in the game and if enough people jump on board, they will continue to invest in it. Valve simply will not be willing to plough in that same level of investment. The best thing that Valve could do at this point is to let Blizzard invest in OverWatch and then introduce a TF2 sequal that can steal the overwatch player base further down the line. All speculation of course as I'm not Valve, Blizzard, nor do I know how they run their businesses.
Parts of what you said I aren't exactly correct. Valve aren't making matchmaking to appease the competitive community, they are doing it out of an incredibly large shift in player habits. The days of community servers are pretty much over and party matchmaking is key for any games success. This is why Valve is adding it in to the game, they are just using 6v6 as a baseline and will probably make the changes that they feel it needs.
Other things to take in to account is that Overwatch has no pre existing player base to cater too, there isn't an ageing game for it to really replace, the only similarities that TF2 has to Overwatch is that it's class based, it looks like a completely different game in many aspects.
And Valve will be willing to put the investment in this game if it's worth the return, TF2 at i55 had really good numbers, some of the Heroes of the Storm tournaments (Not a good comparison but it's the only other team based game Blizzard do that they've been throwing money at) has pretty shit numbers considering how much work they are throwing at it.
Just because Blizzard are going to be throwing money at the game doesn't mean that everyone is going to flock over to them, Blizz are becoming incredibly shaky with their new IPs and drawing in player numbers and I don't think this game will be any different, their most successful games all come from existing IPs again.
And finally, as Pheesh has said, they really don't need to plug in their own money a whole lot, Dota2 tournaments pretty much live off crowd funding stuff and referring to TI5, I think valve only put what? $1,5 Million? And it went all the way to $18 Million.
posted about 10 years ago
#3
SOMA
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im going to buy the shit out of this and then watch other people play it!
posted about 10 years ago
#61
Tip of the Hats 2015
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we really need to have a 5 minute close up on bloodsires eyes.
posted about 10 years ago