8K polling rate is pretty much just a marketing term, its there in theory, but 99% of games will be unplayable and stutter like crazy, so dont buy a mouse just because it has 8k polling rate all over the ads

1-2k is completely fine, even 4k can make your game lag depending on what pc you have, i find 2k to be the sweetspot

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GrykJq1WMAE-89G?format=png&name=900x900

bro wrote this like a script for the next jcs Criminal Psychology video

i don't know how much more a player has to do to get an unfair advantage over others by any means necessary outside of downloading an aimbot to get banned for longer.

this guy has had a mountain of accusations thrown at him by top players for years and there is no reason to give him the benefit of the doubt any longer

hello, amp-t.

i had a similar problem in counter strike a few years ago, i fixed it by setting a custom resultion in nvidia control panel that matched my games resolution when i was playing,then i used a program called hotkey resolution changer to change my desktops res from the ingame resolution to its native resolution when i was done playing

This was absolutely bone-chilling. The way the tension builds from a completely normal TF2 match into something disturbingly supernatural is masterfully done. At first, it just seems like a classic competitive frustration story—an intense player trying to get his team to take things seriously. But then, the small, unsettling details start creeping in. The blacked-out player models? The scrim time being at 666 p.m.? That was the first real wait, what? moment for me, and from there, things just kept getting eerier.

But what really got me was the soldier. The way he was just too good—always landing perfect shots, always dominating, and then poof—he disappears, not just from the server but from the match logs entirely. That revelation gave me goosebumps. And the final Discord message? ‘If you want to play for us, you're going to have to make some sacrifices.’ That was the perfect, ominous ending.

This wasn’t just a well-told story—it felt like one of those eerie gaming urban legends, the kind that sticks with you long after the match is over. Absolutely incredible storytelling. I don’t think I’ll ever look at a suspiciously skilled player the same way again…

i know its my video but does anyone know the killsound

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7U3T-MlRYSM&t=32s

the playerbase being split (or walled off) further by using a promod would have to bring in some pretty hefty benefits to make it worth it. you could pretty easily implement the team comtress optimizations into the game but do any modders know if it would be possible to integrate or mod a pugging system straight into the client?

you could get people to download a promod directly on steam and theyd have access to pugging systems instantly, not sure how doable this is though. imagine you could check a box in the menu to sign up to a pug on certain classes and wait for it to start

you could expand further on this by including proper tutorials and guides for new players, explaining 6s exclusive concepts directly in the game (i.e. valve rocket jump map)

the whole point of the 6s "meta" is that its the most effective lineup in terms of a time-performance ratio
if you wanna make something like demoknight work its probably gonna take 3 or 4 times as much playtime to get even a comparable ammount of value out of compared to regular demo

you could probably play full time pyro in a lower div too, but if you invested the same amount of time into scout or soldier you'd be a far better player way faster

dont wanna spend money on epic gaming chair with rgb lights that turns you into hunchback of notre dame
anyone know ergonomic chairs that are in the 300€-ish range (max)

https://www.twitch.tv/showstopper/clip/LightMiniatureHabaneroHeyGirl

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1cQ3bsGmEzQ

https://logs.tf/3750244
LAN PART 2

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https://youtu.be/XZoUgbxfuA8?si=5M9Ugo2iA1dUlgvl&t=7