wrech by far

http://www.teamfortress.tv/25274/tf2-is-the-devils-game
http://www.teamfortress.tv/9420/idk-anymore
http://www.teamfortress.tv/3130/tf2-is-an-evil-homosexual-devil-fueled-game

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

https://www.amazon.com/Acer-V5-573PG-9610-15-6-Inch-Touchscreen-Processor/dp/B00F9VXQ1A

I got one of these a few years ago, good enough to get consistent 120fps at 720p in tf2 and quite light to carry around campus + a good 5-6 hours battery life if you aren't gaming. Not top of the line anymore I guess but it works well for tf2 and it fits your budget well.

SaltySally1

I don't know that I'd call it an e-sport, it's just a phone game that people happen to take really seriously. That being said it takes insane thinking to be the best just like most other card games and is definitely extremely competitive at a high level. People get thrown off by the randomness and although you may lose a few games from it randomness will average out over time and over the course of a multiple stage tournament usually the players who are the best come out on top.

sounds like cpu overheating imo, does it happen in other fairly cpu-intensive games (or just check ur temps while it's running xD)? If it only happens in source games maybe post your cfg there might be a messed up setting or something

If you click install and add it to your library within the limited time it's free then you have it in your steam library forever as if you had purchased it

You may know RobTheAwsm as a TF2 player, and an all around nice guy, well, he is. But, today, I happened to stumble upon a Valve server. I was playing along as usual, and then I saw a familiar name in the scoreboard, and he goes by the name "RobTheAwsm". As I said before, he is a nice guy, and I do enjoy his videos. But, I was skeptical about him for a moment, since I did not know if he was real or not. I went to go check up on him and see if he was streaming on TeamFortress.tv, and sure enough, he was, on the same server I was on, so I decided to have a little fun with killing him and stuff. So, I did just that, and taunted a few times after that. I was going to stop after a while, until he said "he's not even good..", when I had killed him a bunch of times. So, then I continued to kill him for a while. He started talking about how I double jumped a lot, and how it was not good for competitive. I do take criticism as a good thing, to help me learn the game, which I was happy for him to part.
So, after a while, he had left the game. I then joined his other game, to see what he was up to. He had joined the other team, and I went Sniper, and started killing him. Not taunting anymore. He started to get a bit skeptical about me, making remarks about my kills, and stuff like that. Then, after he had left, I had decided to make another account for the stream and say sorry to him on the stream for killing him, then he started calling me out for being a hacker, and saying all of that shit about me. Of course I do have only 200 hours on the account I am currently playing on, but my other account, my main one, recently got a VAC in L4D2, which I do not play on anymore, and that one had 3,900 hours on TeamFortress 2, just to make things clear. I have watched Rob's videos for a long time, but I had no idea he would act this way. I figured he would give me a chance to explain before he called me out like that. I was going to say another thing on the stream, but then, I had found out my messages were not sending in. Sadly.

who??

http://www.teamfortress.tv/34092/final-exams

not true xD http://www.teamfortress.tv/user/deetr

clearly woogie meant to leave it as that in case we wanted to check

what a great guy, deserves an unban

It's not crafted w/ a crafted by tag if you do that though, it just gives you an exact copy of the original weapon with a different name. This is different from the renaming thing

I'm kind of sad that tftv gets grouped with rpnation.com and fimfiction.net by forum spammers but I guess it makes sense

but there was no mic on the earbuds that came with the ipod touch 2nd gen