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Makes me wish every single competitive map made wasn't alpine themed.

I'm not letting dumbledore get off that easily. He has to face The Allegations.

ok, im in

If God Told You To Run Pyro To Mid, Would You Do It?

uh oh

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Eating you're own nut is recycling

exile why did you have sex with my wife?

Having played both, I think the NA ruleset is better from the perspective of competition for the 1 match because if you lose the half you don't automatically lose points. That being said, it's fucking awful for best of 3s and scrimming the same map every day for a week is much less fun.

The smart move is not to fulltime offclass in scrims, but to only do it in official matches. Instead of simply defeating your opponents, you utterly crush their sprit too.

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I don't think aim trainers help with projectiles in TF2 at all. Hitscan might be beneficial.

I'm a grad student. It's very good because I get to do a variety of things. Most of what I'm doing involves coding/data analysis and problem solving. In addition to that there's lab work which is much more like manual labour but can give you a break from the brain stuff. Also I get to travel a lot for field work / conferences which is really cool. Combine that with flexible hours and I really enjoy it.

The only problem with grad school is that the job and the work culture is really highly dependent on the advisor. Mine doesn't really give a shit as long as I can demonstrate that I'm actually getting things done. Some people's advisors expect them to work twice the number of hours they're actually payed for. At the opposite end of the scale you'll get advisors who will just leave for over a year and communicate with their students once every couple of months.

A post er the likes of which is only seen once in a generation. Truly outstanding.