The season happened during ETF2L, for most teams one of those tournaments had to be given second priority, I feel it could have maybe been better if it wasn't running at the same time as many teams really couldn't be arsed at all.

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delivery man "enjoy your pizza"
me "thanks, you too"

https://warhuryeah.wordpress.com/2015/04/03/the-dead-bible-focus-targets-calling/

Back from the dead.

Another thing to do is to do it on a weekly basis, this does provide prem to actually schedule matches properly but you could give everyone a set budget for week 1, they pick players and the prices of said players either goes up or down based on their performance for that week. You can then base some extra bonus points based on their performance based on teams they are expected to win/lose against.

either way I like this idea.

I don't think there is a way at the moment which is pretty annoying, especially as if you select a loadout and decide that you don't like the weapon whilst in game.

I'm also now finding that levelling up is now really slow, I'm level 6 and I hardly earn any XP from winning a game and finishing top on the scoreboard.

Despite this I'm really enjoying it, what are the differences with ranked matchmaking though?

One thing I wanted to address as well is that all the sites for the charities I want the donations to go to only accept card payments and nothing through paypal. As naturally I want to see how many donations I get etc. I would have to do it through one of those imraising/twitchalerts stuff. Would this pose a problem if I would have donations going through my personal paypal?

Didn't even say I was going to have a gimmick, I was thinking more of the lines with viewer lobbies, mvm, mge, ultiduo, other games etc. It will be a complete video gaming charity stream.

I actually really enjoy playing this game, it reminds me of Wolfenstien:ET, it's really fast paced, doesn't feel pay2win (yet), runs really well and I would say requires quite a bit of skill also, it's very heavily based on tracking and some weapons/classes are a bit OP but it's looking really promising I'd say.

Hey buddies!

I'm wanting to do a 24 hour stream to raise money for a children's mental health charity (i have a few in question but it depends on other things) in the UK, reasons being whilst keeping it brief as possible, me and my younger brother both have mental health problems (with his being very severe), as the UK also has poor mental health care I'm really wanting to do this.

I did consider doing something relating to some sort of exercise, but I would then not raise any money unless I did something based on per cm ran.

Anyway, I've never done one of these before so and I know loads of people here and experience in doing these things before, was also wanting advice on what I should do for the whole 24 hours (I have ideas already but more would be swell).

Thank you.

I've played a lot of DayZ, it's really good but incredibly frustrating, you get stacked, run around and get shot on site by some dude. Zombies kinda don't exist at that point of the game either and if you see any there's only really 2-3 around, none to really cause an issue. Not only that but if you do fight them it's still really buggy especially with melee weapons.

It can be really good and has its moments, I remember one time when I was in a military base and was following two dudes that had walked in to a building, we both heard each other so there was this standoff between the 2 of us for 30 minutes. I then died because they called their boys :(

H1Z1 to me gives you those moments, they may not be as tense but they happen a lot more often which is really good. There isn't as much running for hours just to get to one side to the other. There also seems to be a lot less glitches in the game, like fuck, dayz still has zombies walking through walls/doors.

what did quintosh do?

my son larval, I'm so proud

oh my god i love you.

I listen to that album so much it's insane, it's also so much better than all their new stuff. I just love every song on that album. If you haven't listened to it, do it now.

It's good to see companies are actually starting to see people that pirate software/music/films etc. as potential customers I pretty much don't pirate anything anymore as Spotify is more convenient, Steam, Origin etc. are good platforms for games, loads of TV shows are heading to on demand services. The only thing left is pretty much movies.

it made me so bad i had to quit the class