I feel like you're underestimating yourself in this thread. Great player.

My demo's do this as well. If you are planning to recording these later with Lawena or whatever people use these days, it shouldn't be an issue. The stuttering only occurs when watching the demo.

Mine used to not show up for a while, eventually just came back.

http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/obnoctious

Why not play DM? If you're looking to improve and don't have a lot of time to commit, that's your best bet.

Yeah who cares if it's true. You're fucked if you aren't down for dog pictures.

WTF is this

Good thing a community member had to fix it right? Thanks Valve.

Awesome job if that works out.

Should they look like this?

https://fbcdn-sphotos-c-a.akamaihd.net/hphotos-ak-ash2/327576_10151006797915585_1835534705_o.jpg

http://www.mrslinskitchen.com/

http://i.imgur.com/ZCzo9qQh.jpg

Would perhaps russian style, with my elbow on the desk be a healthier choice? Relaxing my other hand since it can rest on my lap. Of course the compromise would be having my face a lot closer to my monitor. Not sure how much of the eyesight stuff is myths, but I can't imagine that being healthy.

Great link PrettyPrettyPrincess.

My entire mouse arm is pretty tense while playing, and thus gets sore, but I think this is more normal.
On the other arm, it's my wrist and forearm (mostly the area close to the wrist and the long large muscle along the top), as well as the fingers.

My stepdad, an IT manager, didn't understand why anything under 1000ms wasn't acceptable to play games.

Resolution should generally have a pretty significant effect on FPS. Try doing a benchmark with both resolutions if you aren't confident it's helping.

Thanks for all the advice. I did some experimenting and using my keyboard on my lap helped that wrist quite a lot.

I think I'll go with the most common advice in here though, and take more breaks or just play less frequently in general. Probably won't hurt me to play less video games.