I don't like playing HL because individual accomplishment isn't rewarded nearly as highly as in 6s. Winning a 1v1 on the flank doesn't really matter, because it takes a major pick (or multiple picks) to create enough of a firepower disparity that pushing is worth it.

Also dying to things you or your team have little chance of defending against isn't fun.

I thought the train stuff was a little over-the-top but I really enjoyed the editing of the actual frags.

Really just need the season to start already. This 2 week extension was too long IMO ://///

If he misses scrims on account of being dead i'm gonna be so pissed

Teams that stick together are usually pretty successful, and this one should be no exception

Plus split is a monster @ scout, and turbo/ycpunk are definitely capable at their respective classes. I don't know Karova or Cyan very well but they're probably good too if they're playing with turbo.

I was joking. I dunno if others are.

about 8 hours, if 8 EST is the correct time

don't compliment hellbent, the world can barely handle his ego as it is

Really enjoyed watching streams and following scrim results last night with my team not scrimming. Things are starting to come together for a number of open teams. Should be a great season.

Not true. I work with a bunch of kids who are gang affiliated and some of them are the nicest, brightest young kids I have, who have just been born into a life that is inescapable.

back on subject:

Does anyone feel like this last episode is gonna require some leaps? The last flashforwards that this show did ended up amazing, but Gilligan seems to have bit off more than he can chew in trying to resolve things in this last episode. I just really really hope they don't leave too many loose ends. Obviously a sign of great TV is keeping people talking about it after the show has ended, but I don't think anyone wants another Lost situation.

I trust Gilligan to make this great. I just hope they don't cut to black before we find out what happens to these incredible characters.

possibly a weird question, but what's the biggest mouse you guys have used? I prefer a palm grip but I have very large hands and too much of my hand drags on the desk/pad with the mice I've used. To this point the Deathadder and the G400 were both too small. I'm using a Corsair M60 now and it's ok but if there's something bigger I'd like to try it. Price is not an issue.

I got a Corsair K60 ($110) on a whim (and because I'd been pleasantly surprised by the Corsair mouse I have) and I've absolutely fallen in love with it.

Probably not for everyone. It's absolutely massive and has Cherry Reds which make typing... interesting, but it's incredibly easy to clean (switches/keys are raised off the flat base. no crumb pits) and sturdy as hell. Might be worth a look for people with big desks and a propensity for dropping their keyboard.

I'd pay 50 bucks happily for an all-in-one tool. That's a totally fair price point and depending on how professionally done it is, it could be valued significantly higher.

this is the worst day of my life

sorted.