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we don't add streams posted on someone else's behalf
(or for banned users)
looks like you don't quite meet the requirements: https://www.teamfortress.tv/1769/stream-request-guidelines-and-format
- Be an active member of our community (an account at least 90 days old OR having at least 30 posts)
once you meet either requirement, feel free to post back and you'll be added
ZuzIs there any way of checking if my version of m0rehud has that? I'm using a edit of it.
it is easiest to just walk around on grass and see if you hear grass or metal but alternatively, go into <yourhud>/scripts/surfaceproperties.txt and compare your text file to the green changes in this link: https://github.com/Hypnootize/m0rehud/commit/40744e15f009bed3b192de88680218fa1d49de4d
if your surfaceproperties.txt file matches the red side (where it has SolidMetal being used everywhere), you're using the one that replaces footsteps.
alternatively, you can just copy/overwrite all of this file's contents into your own surfaceproperties.txt and call it a day
wouldn't be appropriate for me to go into too much detail, but just know that his friends and family are doing everything they can to look out for him. he has stepped away from TotH and other things to do what he personally enjoys, and as far as we can tell he's staying safe
fuzeIf anyone genuinely lost their steam account because of my mistake, please write it here. Very afraid that I may have fucked some people over. I will gladly help with recovering any accounts lost. This is fucking me up.
there are scam/phishing threads fairly often around here, and most competitive players in general tend to be aware of it so I wouldn't let it bother you too much; I would imagine (/hope) most people didn't go out of their way to try and sign in to a site that's already being called out as suspicious. if they did then I mean......
mistakes happen, especially if you're not familiar with these scams/phishing attempts
kinda weird that you're a new account and this is your first post but as a rule of thumb, anyone who says "bro" and then promises keys to you in the future in exchange for something = either not legitimate or not worth your time