Anime kills everything.

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Personal request: don't do copious amounts of drugs to the point where you have no idea what's happening ever, please.

One week bump thing.

Pretty hyped up for this, hope the turnout's great.

Raze is a Med filled with tremendous growth potential. From when I began to mentor Raze, to now, he has improve significantly; Raze's understanding of the game has developed exponentially, and with a serious team and more experience Raze could easily become an outstanding Medic over the next few seasons as he adds on to what he knows and his ability to apply that knowledge develops.

Not a pickup you'll regret if you're looking for a dedicated Med.

YouTube on point

http://puu.sh/j1BJN/2673762bf9.jpg

I thought we moved past 2007 web design. I guess not.

Jokes aside, although it's more accurate I will miss the white borders on the Swiss flag.

Geo definitely isn't deserving of the bad rap he used to have. His attitude, and personality is significantly better than it used to be, ie; he's not toxic, can take criticism very well as well as give perfectly fair criticisms back, demonstrates humility, can separate his problems in real life from in-game, and knows when to step back from the game for a short period of time if he's feeling too overwhelmed to not hurt the team. Geo's a great teammate to have as he knows his own boundaries, is dedicated to improve individually, and improve w/ his team. On a solid team w/ a facilitating learning environment, Geo could improve substantially and become an excellent, well-rounded Scout. Between our time on Full Tilt, to our time on No Megans, Geo changed a lot -- for the better.

tl;dr - dude chilled out a galactic fuck ton, and is fine now

Magic Marquer (pronounced "marker") is great. He's very dedicated, and motivated to improve; Marq's a very talented Scout, and Medic albeit modest. Easily amongst the nicest people I've talked with, and - although for a short, forgotten period of time - had an opportunity to play with.

It's a shame to see such talent, and kindness tore down over, and over again by teams who fall apart. Save Marquee from the team killers, please.

Thanks for the kind words.

Bump for some tryouts, updated post.

He can be a little aggressive now and then, but Knuckles is well meaning, and makes a great friend and teammate overall. Very strong DM, and rock-solid gamesense, with a knack for improving quickly.

edit: got rid of some redundancy

A lovely photo. I'm envious that I'll never have nowhere near what's necessary to take such a picture; much more accurately, the photos necessary to merge into the end result.

Under console commands there's an explanation of demoui/demoui2:
https://wiki.teamfortress.com/wiki/Help:Recording_demos

Post if you get the same result or not after trying. I wouldn't hold your hopes high since more issues typically occur w/ demoui/demoui2 than the playdemo command -- I think the .dem file is either corrupted, or has an odd setting in properties. Again, I'm not sure.

Are you using the demoui? If so, try using console commands. Have you tried both? Given the probs I had in the past, that might work. If you tried both? I think you're out of luck.

Okay, okay, barring the joking in the last statement above, it's possible the demo file's corrupted for whatever reason or something weird's checked in the file properties. Not a demo expert, though; calling fellow fortress gamers.