this is fantastic!!

not gonna lie, you have to give him that

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/EWdpm4kXQAQNlIK.jpg

here's mine if you don't mind!
https://www2.zippyshare.com/v/y1EoukeW/file.html
my best attempt at flank scouting at a south american pug, among the best players of south america
as it's said, I hope it's not too painful to watch

edit: http://logs.tf/2662502#76561198179807307

a Nisman lo mataron

I believe this is a newer curl file
https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/656896348565667841/656961925925699584/curl_new.zip
given out to me by stephanie december 2019

I'm still speechless after this shocking and unbelievable tragedy. Yomps was a unique player and I loved watching him play whenever I had the chance. It's still very shocking and saddening to me to read this post's title, and I doubt that will change anytime soon. I hope his relatives find peace, as well as us community, who lost an awesome player and person today. He will forever be remembered.

https://i.imgur.com/tjHNzdP.png

what

definitely not nearly an acceptable excuse, you still did it

life has been being hell for quite some time now.

I'd love to give a thorough opinion on this topic to try and provide some context to whoever is bored enough to pay attention to this but it's just not worth it, and at the same time attempting to explain this clusterfuck of a troll accusing another troll through the support of the most despicable side of the SA community will likely result in a complete fail and would mix things even worse. I'm sadly but honestly glad I stopped dealing with these people, it has turned out to be a complete HELL.

https://i.imgur.com/2bExgur.png

You can't just simply contribute in any way to the repo of the software that almost single-handedly killed TF2's casual experience and at the same time be surprised people is shitting on you. Either you're a troll or very stupid.

Happy birthday TFTV, a huge bastion of our community-driven scene.

Since some weeks ago there was a pretty interesting TF3 thread, I was about to link that idea here somehow but didn't want it to be that clickbaity. That doesn't mean reading something related to the possible making of a new community-versioned TF2 wouldn't be interesting.

I wanted to open some discussion regarding the positive aspect of having TF2's source code at the community's reach to start wondering about what new ways of experimenting with it in ways that could either improve, benefit or enhance our game and its gamemodes there are now, from the hands of devoted coders that could make really cool things with it.

Perhaps it could not be code related but we could talk about a new era of a relationship with Valve, for example. What I just proposed is an example of my ideas from the leak situation.

Maybe there is something worth talking about, maybe it's not a big deal. But I thought it'd be cool to read some of the community's ideas and thoughts on this.