double lawnchair broadcaster :)

if you think homophobic parents don't "really even care too much" or that they'll just get over it you really do not understand people or the dynamic at work here

businessman EXPOSED for trying to make a PROFIT off of innocent users!!!!!

I think the number one issue of most people in this community is that they don't have a passion outside of tf2. Purely online interactions are never going to bring you the sense of fulfillment you want, no matter how much you have them or how good you get at this game. This game is just a hobby, not a way of life. It's fine if you want to play a ton of tf2 and try to get better, but there needs to be something else outside of this game that you're passionate about. Obviously, people have a myriad of problems, but this is something that I see very often here. I just experienced this recently; I finally got involved in something after months of only playing tf2 pretty much, and being exposed to other things really starts to put things in perspective for you (or, it did for me at the very least)

The World Is Not Yet Ready

came back from a long rehearsal and didn't get much sleep but I did get chicken nuggets tonight

http://i.imgur.com/Xtdtb6w.jpg

Instead of putting in default values for those commands, it would be better I think to explain what the batching does, that the values for the window command represent seconds, and that it's all personal preference and that the user should experiment until they feel comfortable

I probably will end up doing that, but the issue I see with the wiki format is that for a new player going to comp.tf for the first time, it can be pretty confusing as they don't know where to start. Along with that, while comp.tf is a great resource for information about the game, it's not really ideal for people who want to get started, but are either confused about how to do it, or are afraid/intimidated to do so (the latter is more common than most people think)

What I had in mind was something like playcomp.tf, but far more in-depth; playcomp is a great resource because it's very simple to navigate and presents the information in an attractive and easily understood way. Personally, I think we need a resource that has the information that people need as well as directly addressing the concerns that new players often have. Comp.tf is an invaluable resource, but it serves as a reference tool, which is great, but I think we need a quality teaching tool.

be careful who you threaten....

thank goodness we didn't lose such an insightful comment

obviously not all of the casts can be live, but will one (or more) of the casts be streamed? i gotta have my pops

there are a few things that every player who frequents tf2c finds out

1. brightly is awful

2. tf2c admins are awful

these two are not mutually exclusive - banning brightly was the right decision, but it was not 100% consistent with the sites rules. then again, who cares? it's not like the admins are known for being very honest or just. I wish tf2stadium was more active so I could play there and avoid the tf2c admins, but I'd want brightly and his circlejerk banned there as well

a bunch of us should get together and create an extremely detailed, comprehensive guide to playing this game that includes everything from basic info about the different classes and gamemodes to instructions on how to install huds and configs, sign up for different leagues, and pretty much anything that a player could ever want to know

if we had a one stop shop resource for any players who either want to learn how to play when they're new or want to up their game and get better, I think it would be extremely popular

of course, something like this would take a lot of manpower to do, but I think we as a community could get it done

insanely good demo

https://clips.twitch.tv/blazincookie/RelievedBearDansGame

u can frag and heal all on ur own teams just bringing u down