I am still in desperate need of any help at all figuring out what the hell I did wrong.
The health cross floats way above players' heads (it also doesn't change colors with the state of their health anymore, like it used to), there's no health indicator on the person I'm healing. There used to be a standard health cross with a number next to it to the left of the "Healing:" that's just gone now as can be seen here: http://teamfortress.tv/thread/19073/hud-editing-short-questions-quick-answers/?page=24#703

http://puu.sh/esn1r/6b6902f2e9.jpg

This is my TargetID.res file here: http://pastebin.com/27m4y55K. I'm not sure what else to mess with as of right now. I have no idea what changed in the last three months since I last touched TF2 to make my HUD do this either.

I need help fixing this:

http://puu.sh/egn8l/8bf5033b2e.jpg

If I move

http://puu.sh/egnvp/4b9dfaa602.png

(I think it's 0 that makes it work, it's arbitrary) to line up with the little shadow text in the middle, the targetid for who is being healed is equally as messed up as the regular targetid in the first image.
The problem with changing the xpos value is that it moves both of those values and only lets one of them be aligned. I guess I'm more-or-less asking what can I add to make it so both values exist.

spork is pretty great. Lobbied with him a bunch way back and was a person I enjoyed having on those teams. Scrimmed teams he's been on in the past and has always done well.

Will pick sniper then make the enemy medic mad by killing him.

Watched Rage tryout the other day as roamer and he was hitting great shots and had smart play.

Slemnish will go nuts on the flank with kills and has good sniping capabilities while also being very receptive of feedback and listening to calls. Xoned tanks and is capable of getting a lot done when jumping in to create damage, he's also Canadian. Trick helped my team last season with positioning and he knows what to do on medic while also being a cool dude about it.

Played CEVO last season.

-The CEVO servers config was messed up at times. We had a couple matches where the first half went the full thirty minutes without a team hitting the 3 mark, then the second half was treated as a golden cap for some reason and things went pretty awry; thus, we mostly played off client (at least they'll let you do that).

-The client itself wasn't so bad.

-It feels like no one in the community actually gives a shit about CEVO for whatever list of reasons.

-The website is pretty "meh." Whole lot of things, but not actually much there (which there doesn't need to be).

-The entirety of the Main division moving down to open was pretty shitty, and as said, almost every team we played against was either significantly worse than us or significantly better than us (the teams that were actually close to us, based on scrims, we completely botched our officials against from not having played the map enough due to whatever issues, which kind of blew).

Played with oihguv all last season.

He's dedicated to improving and grew a lot the past season. His jumping is good and his dm is really good, and only kept getting better as the season progressed because he put time and work into it. His bombs were very effective and he's down with offclassing when it's needed or for play making.
Guv doesn't suck and sunbears are cool.

Played against this team, a couple iterations of it, a few times. They've always been pretty nice to my team. I have no experience with the internal workings though.

http://logs.tf/search_log?s=i52+Finals

I actually now have nausea from this series.

He also collects female TF2 players and tries to date them.

Wow, this is taking a long time to start.

:(

The amount of heals that War got during that match. The pocket demo is real.
Edit: His amount of damage completely warranted it too.