CTFRocketPack is the thermal thruster (people use that?)

either you can find that asset/your item schema, delete those, and validate game files (i'd go digging but dont have tf2 installed on this pc)

or just reinstall

just stopping by for the obligatory "new player resources" / "how to improve" post!

newbie.tf &
discord.newbie.tf

gave up the grind so that i didnt flunk any of my college courses

also i suck

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idk what i was expecting lol

combination of exam stress and hard disk failure led to many of the presentations for that event being lost, unfortunately.

some of them exist somewhere out there, i'm sure. the course admin/ TA-type folks local recorded mumble audio to every class, but not all of them were saved (including some of the TFTV stream stuff, unfortunately)

cw: animal abuse

ah yes, such gray area. ethics such complicated

i'm not vegan or anything but you're ignorant and/or terrible if you can't admit this is objectively fucked up

i really love black coffee and close-to-mud-as-possible espresso but

idk, just let ppl like things?

I like them. The forums are relatively inactive, so I have no idea why people get made about it. Maybe have "rT" at the start of the titles so the upset folks know not to click on them? I like a good tf2 discussion prompt ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

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bounty delivered (to the rats. what a twist!!)

accept my fr :)

looking forward to the result!! :)

it is 12 hours later and i have sobered up. i apologize for asking such a ridiculous question....

....without offering some kind of incentive to answer it. $100 venmo'd (or keys) to anyone who can tell me out of all logs available on logs.tf the win/tie/loss rate of red/blu on each of these maps AND overall for 6v6 games*:

process
product
snakewater
ultiduo baloo
villa

hey, i have a really important question: who's winning? red or blu?

is there a way to know this based on logs data?

this is an important question to me. thank you

edit: read #9 for details on $100 bounty

friend asked me to play in 2009ish but this is the first video i saw, so i thought it was some bot-coding gmod nerd shit. really regret not playing with him then, but i may not have stuck around as long as i did if i started that early

2011 i got my first real computer because i was going through some medical problems, so gaming seemed like a good thing to do (was cruising on windows 2000 handmedowns til that point). tf2 was a pretty reasonable option, and one of several games i tried out around that time.

joined an empty upward server and pushed the cart to the end; i was very confused. looking back, i'm really glad i clicked "blu" because i may have just uninstalled if i clicked red. i was basically new to gaming as a whole at that time. after that, played 100 hours of dustbowl soldier after that before doing anything else.

late 2012 one of my friends from a really small non-tf2 streaming community (most folks played/streamed nintendo games) and i both pubbed a lot, so we made a ugc team, knowing nothing about the game. got stomped and he stopped playing, but i met some more folks, started pugging, found newbie mixes/esea, and bingo bango bongo literal years of my life down the drain (and i wouldnt have it any other way)

ty for coming to my ted talk

all of our legacies are the hundreds of thousands of collective hours we've poured into this stupid fucking game

there is nothing to be remembered for except the fun along the way, friend