The controversial vods will be uploaded to youtube due to popular demand!
Account Details | |
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SteamID64 | 76561198010123351 |
SteamID3 | [U:1:49857623] |
SteamID32 | STEAM_0:1:24928811 |
Country | Sweden |
Signed Up | February 26, 2013 |
Last Posted | September 25, 2025 at 7:21 AM |
Posts | 694 (0.2 per day) |
Game Settings | |
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In-game Sensitivity | 3.9 |
Windows Sensitivity | 6/11 |
Raw Input | 1 |
DPI |
400 |
Resolution |
1920x1080 |
Refresh Rate |
380Hz |
Hardware Peripherals | |
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Mouse | Logitech G Pro |
Keyboard | Varmilo VEA88 Charcoal V2 TKL MX Red |
Mousepad | SteelSeries QcK+ |
Headphones | HyperX Cloud Alpha Wireless |
Monitor | ASUS XG259QN |
cirloDistances:
San Francisco (a random city on the west coast) - New York: 4.128,86 km
Moscow (I dunno where Shadowburn exactly lives) - New York: 7.509,78 km
Berlin (a random city in the center of Europe) - New York: 6.384,80 km
San Francisco - Lisbon (a random city on the EU west coast): 9.117,10 km
San Francisco - Reikiavich: 6.757,71 km
Moscow - Reichiavich: 3.305,50 km
Conclusion: Play with an Iceland server!
Icelandic servers are routed through the UK, so it would increase the ping for both europeans and americans.
Okay,
Vod will not be available because there was a production error on the second map that I wasn't aware of when streaming, and also due to the little incident at the end of the interviews...
For those who are still interested in the audio commentary, it can be found here: https://www.dropbox.com/sh/1x8ngccl62otcd6/AACrOwPu_OIgJSfOmk8m5Y6ua?dl=0
Sorry for the inconvenience everyone.
Mike, knoxxx, kiler making a team with kaidus? confirmed 6th place at lan.
DoctorMiggyquintoshAC work is a fuckload of workIt can be but it's generally not too much if you only got a handful of demos to review.
It's definitely more than a handful that you have to review. I've watched 250+ demos since I became an AC admin (october 2014), but reviewing demos is only half of the work. We also have to work with catching people who play on alts, so that players don't play on two teams in the same season. Writing up newpost and developing routines and following up on demo requests also take a lot of effort. It's like a part time job.
VanguardDLKHerr_P thinks KnOxXx is a backup because he's actually the one getting cut so KnOxXx can make his Prem Scout debut.
Yup, knoxxx is playing scout for TLR vs Reason. Nicely called.
#HYSthesnake
bye AMS #HYSthesnake
Already almost $4k donated, this is amazing. Can't wait for the yanks to get ABSOLUTELY DEMOLISHED by EU, in the grand finals ofc. Your perma pyro strats won't work in EU!
lolok aka zeroji from Dota2 used to play TF2 back in the days. I don't follow Dota but I heard he is doing fairly well.
DigresserjeeringsoleA player who is attacked often can use a VPN to protect their IP address. VyprVPN has a service meant for eSports with DDoS protection. Unfortunately it does increase the cost of entry for playing in matches.
Using a VPN is against the Steam Subscriber Agreement. Thus far Valve have only punished people who have used a VPN to engage in fraudulent activities, but people are taking a small risk if they choose to use one.
Ond_kaja2. Don't accept random skype/steam calls. Steam/skype voice calls are P2P so they can get your IP from this..
With Steam calls, just receiving the call exposes the IP; you don't even have to accept it. Be careful about accepting friend requests, especially near matchtime.
Nah, Valve patched that exploit some months ago. You don't reveal your IP until you accept the call nowadays.
smoboRaytekIt is the player's own responsibility to keep their IP private.
I have your IP address. You've scrimmed on my server, and your connection is in my server logs. It's not hypothetical, I actually have your IP. And that's somehow your fault for failing to protect it? Get real dude. Seriously, blaming the player for getting DDOS'd is ridiculous in TF2.
https://www.skial.com/sourcebans/index.php?p=banlist&advSearch=xxBOBSAGET_&advType=name
I don't know who this guy is, but he was griefing in a SKIAL pub in 2013, so his IP is on a database you can search by SteamID. You can just grab it. It's not even a permanent ban, but his IP is still up there.
You are right about IPs being very hard to hide since they are logged on basically every server, but that doesn't mean players should ignore basic safety measures to weed out the easiest exploits to get a user's IP.
1. Don't use IRC without protection (VERY important):
When you join a channel in most IRC servers, your IP can be grabbed with minimal effort. How to protect yourself differs from server to server, use google. A bouncer is the best protection.
2. Don't accept random skype/steam calls. Steam/skype voice calls are P2P so they can get your IP from this.
3. Don't click fishy links. Could be an IP grabber.
Just a little bit of common sense will protect you from most vulnerabilities, having to do further than basic efforts scares away most script kiddies.
For preventing server ddoses:
1. Go offline on steam (otherwise the IP will be shown in "view game info") BEFORE joining a server.
2. Don't use serveme.tf servers. They are great, but they are also not protected.
3. Server cvar "hide_server 1" so it doesn't show up in the server browser.
Ban ddosers from Valve sponsored tournaments
PermzillaI think it's worth mentioning that the graph for signups is very misinforming. Season 1 was straight after the Highlander Community Challenge, so it was almost inevitable that signups would fall initially. Not saying that the drops in recent seasons is to do with that, but that is why there is such a huge drop at first.
Season 1 was A WHOLE YEAR after most of the teams got eliminated from the HCC.
SDB is apparently joining TLR to replace Larval. #HYStheangel