https://www.youtube.com/user/hickok45

I will rescind all statements in this thread if Stabby wins open s22 playing spy every game

Stabby, with all due respect, what you don't get is that there is absolutely nothing stopping people from running different class combinations. The reason 2 scouts 2 soldiers demo med is the meta isn't because of rigidity or being forced into it, it's because that's genuinely the most effective.

Feel free to play spy all the time in 6s, but don't be surprised when your team loses every game... even if there were limits of 1 per class.

lol

stag how's your sociology 101 class going

Thanks, I tested and you are correct. Does that mean there's no way to disable blood splatter without that happening?

I'm getting a weird visual bug for the past 2 days in tf2, whenever I hit an enemy what looks like black sparks fall down from their feet. It's most noticeable when they are in midair, but always happens.

Here's a screenshot: https://i.sli.mg/zSs8iT.jpg

here's the graphics part of my autoexec: http://pastebin.com/PjGtHEqQ

any idea how to get rid of this?

edit: it's whenever anybody takes damage, not just when I shoot things

Neil Bush, a convicted financial fraudster, is working for Ted Cruz's campaign now

at my uni they phased out C++ courses and replaced them with MATLAB

only compsci students around here are taught python

(I graduated electrical engineering last year)

Which "high open" team did you play for?

Is this you?

https://i.sli.mg/yZeC9k.png

anyway you seem like a nice and earnest guy but there's really no reason to lie about your experience when you're looking to play steel highlander

edit: he removed that part too lol

Hint for #10:
Since it's an equilateral triangle, all the angles are 60 degrees.

SO you will need to find the area of 1/6 of a circle with radius LC (which you already know how to do), which would be equal to the triangle + 1 shaded region.

Then you can subtract the area of the triangle, and you will be left with the area of 1 shaded region.

Since all 3 shaded regions are identical, multiple the result by 3

you can combine all that into an algebraic eqn and simplify, or just do it step by step (not sure what your teacher wants)

edit: typo

I pulled it directly from a fresh install of the game and didn't change anything

unless you just mean that it's also too quiet

Haven't seen him on demo but he's cool and friendly

no longer looking, thanks everybody that tried out