// pro gamer moves

alias +mfwd "-back;+forward;nextsense;alias checkfwd +forward"
alias +mback "-forward;+back;nextsense;alias checkback +back"
alias +mleft "-moveright;+moveleft;nextsense;alias checkleft +moveleft"
alias +mright "-moveleft;+moveright;nextsense;alias checkright +moveright"
alias -mfwd "-forward;checkback;alias checkfwd none"
alias -mback "-back;checkfwd;alias checkback none"
alias -mleft "-moveleft;checkright;alias checkleft none"
alias -mright "-moveright;checkleft;alias checkright none"
alias checkfwd none
alias checkback none
alias checkleft none
alias checkright none
alias nextsense none
alias none ""

alias sense1 "sensitivity 1.75; alias nextsense sense2"
alias sense2 "sensitivity 1.15; alias nextsense sense3"
alias sense3 "sensitivity 1.25; alias nextsense sense4"
alias sense4 "sensitivity 1.3; alias nextsense sense5"
alias sense5 "sensitivity 1.7; alias nextsense sense6"
alias sense6 "sensitivity 1.55; alias nextsense sense7"
alias sense7 "sensitivity 1.2; alias nextsense sense8"
alias sense8 "sensitivity 1.35; alias nextsense sense9"
alias sense9 "sensitivity 1.8; alias nextsense sense10"
alias sense10 "sensitivity 1.4; alias nextsense sense11"
alias sense11 "sensitivity 1.55; alias nextsense sense12"
alias sense12 "sensitivity 1.1; alias nextsense sense13"
alias sense13 "sensitivity 1.5; alias nextsense sense14"
alias sense14 "sensitivity 1.45; alias nextsense sense15"
alias sense15 "sensitivity 1.9; alias nextsense sense16"
alias sense16 "sensitivity 1.6; alias nextsense sense17"
alias sense17 "sensitivity 1.85; alias nextsense sense18"
alias sense18 "sensitivity 2; alias nextsense sense19"
alias sense19 "sensitivity 1.65; alias nextsense sense20"
alias sense20 "sensitivity 1.05; alias nextsense sense21"
alias sense21 "sensitivity 1.95; alias nextsense sense22"
alias sense22 "sensitivity 1; alias nextsense sense1"

bind "w" "+mfwd" //default "+forward"
bind "a" "+mleft" //default "+moveleft"
bind "s" "+mback" //default "+back"
bind "d" "+mright" //default "+moveright"

u made a typo on the "alias nextsense none" line it's gotta alias it to sense1 to start the cycle
the more high level maneuver is to cycle between mat_viewportscale settings as well as sensitivities

termo/yuki/sheep/snowblind don't have legacies? smh

Kev better turn up and deliver The Beating Of a Life Time come playoffs

Fygg smells

if u dont count that as a script then a loadout switcher is definitely the correct answer (with that in mind the bannybind actually is a script because u have to rebind the key every time u swap loadout so it doesn't switch u to loadout 0 every time u try to resup)

b4nnybind is the correct answer

NA version next pls? :D

fingerinthebum article lets gOOOOOO

RGL partnership is great to hear, and hiding/randomizing IP's should be effective in preventing DDOS. Gotta say tho, imo you should just invest mostly in the central areas rather than Oregon for example. Maybe if the Portland Burnsiders are playing a match vs an entirely west coast team it would make sense, but otherwise it seems pretty silly to be paying for such a decentralized location. From the perspective of fairness and preference for tf2, more servers in chi/iowa/kansas >>> servers spread out across the country.

Yeah I should've been more clear about that, definitely do not want to leave mid season without telling the leader and screwing them over. But if you're really not enjoying it, you could just ask them to find a replacement and then play until they get someone else.

Life's too short to waste time doing stuff you don't truly enjoy, if you don't have fun playing with your current team then just leave. No point wasting your time when your goals aren't aligned as everyone else has said.

From the perspective of somebody who spent many many hours playing this game and trying to get better, I never once had to make a decision whether or not to keep playing despite not wanting to. Don't let your thoughts on 'having potential' force you to continue playing, everyone has potential--to become a good player you need to put in a *lot* of time and that may or may not be worth it to you.

Another thing is it's not quite as black and white as it sounds, as you've probably heard: nobody quits tf2. Like any other hobby, there's absolutely no reason to all of a sudden completely stop it forever. Besides doing a few casts and ringing 2 or 3 times, I haven't touched the game for 2 months, and I've found myself a lot happier as a result. I definitely enjoyed playing all these seasons and watching streams and stuff, but sometimes you just have to take a break and focus on real life. But that's not to say I won't come back for LAN's and maybe even play next season or something. Do what's right for you in the moment, if you feel the urge to grind the game and it's not at the sacrifice of other more important things like schoolwork, go for it.

Being consistent in matches is definitely all about the mental game as people have said, it's very easy to get in your own head and judge yourself based on how you expect to be doing, but the best thing to do is to acknowledge those thoughts and tendencies and just let them go. Everyone gets self conscious when they start out a game poorly or aren't playing up to their potential but the only thing to do is to move on and focus on the next moment. The best players on the best teams will play exactly the same whether or not they are down 4-0 with 5 minutes left or at the very beginning of the game. If you want to read up and learn more about this stuff there's tons of resources and videos out there about sports psychology (e.g., https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ECcokwYv9vY)

I've found practicing mindfulness helps a lot too because it's the same idea of letting things go and focusing on the present moment. Can't be a consistent player in matches if you get distracted or get angry or caught up with things during the game. Another thing is if you are having a bad game or are in a bad mental state an easy way to re-focus and chill out is to simply get up and get a glass of water or go to the bathroom or something. Warming up the same way and having a routine before matches also helps with consistency (to prevent from going into a match 'cold' or not feeling as practiced as you might other days)

making this for new releases that aren't necessarily hip hop, post any new/recent music releases you're hyped about

ill start off by saying ive been listening to the new gorillaz 'song machine' album and it's pretty sick:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bbA5p54Rw2M&list=OLAK5uy_nAsSeabV45hs2uO-CiOMIQR3Vne-pZQkI

ok we need a jarrett legacy if only just to document all the crazy trap kills he's gotten over the years

smh what kinda cheese discourse is this, yall sleeping on muenster it's the best for grilled cheese