Dude hit hard as every class he played, always had a good attitude. Playoffs material with the right team

Miggy cared so much for the community. His generosity for making LAN happen in FL was touching, all out of his own pocket. Most giving person I've ever known. He used his talents and money for great things. I remember shaking his hand when I first arrived, thanked him so much for making the FLan happen before I even did anything. Rest in peace friend.

because the scattergun follows a 3x3 pellet spread, sometimes where you aim sends the middle pellet just off the hitbox of the sticky and the sticky then rests somewhere inbetween the imaginary grid that is these pellets

clean track, sick flicks, nice edit nick

There should be a "Listed Bugs" edited into the OP so that people don't repeat things

I say this because I got killed by a Dragon's Fury while attacking a pyro from behind. So the dragon fury hitbox essentially extends from behind the pyro. No idea if that's been reported yet.

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10:38 PM - Faint Kredible (TF2 Hype): It ok, yight runs phlog 2night
10:38 PM - Faint Kredible (TF2 Hype): Prepare

Path of exile. Free to play diablo-style hack and slash (or spellcast) with loads of diversity in character abilities

I agree with this idea, but there's a problem with allowing it in.

If a new item remains unbanned from the start, but then after a week or two of testing points to it being unfair or unbalanced and we want to ban it, then the week it remained in play kinda invalidates any matches played during that time because it was allowed at the time.

This is similar to S15 of ESEA where the Quick Fix got its major rework mid-season and instantly became the meta before the revision to ban it post-season. Because it was already a part of the game, banning it later on in the season would be unfair to the first week it was used.

So we have two options regarding new weapon(s):
• Leave them in through the rest of the season, balanced or not;
• Ban them out the gate and after the season has played out, review its utility/fairness whathaveyou regarding weapon bans.

There's a sub-set of the Boy Scouts known as the Venture Crew which has been co-ed for many years. Nice to see that the unique programs offered by Boy Scouts will now be available to all girls.

If only a community weapon was easy enough bring back cbear :'(

Whaddup I'm hoping to get back into the comp scene

I've been playing around the "just-shy-of-open-playoffs" rank my whole career since 2015 but ever since upgrading my specs last year I've seen a big improvement in my DM. I've got what it takes to be an IM demo by the end of the season, would like to join a team that sees IM in their future or at least sees themselves working towards playoffs in open this season.

I've got good game sense, I think my comms are improving, and my attitude is 200% better than what it was when I first got into comp (not toxic or rude anymore). I'm not ideal for a main-caller rn but I can prob get there if needed.

I am row the caster and I enjoy it as a hobby so if possible I'd like to work our matches around my casting schedule which I usually know at the beginning of the week. I'll probably have 1 match to cast per week, if any. Otherwise, I have free time for almost every schedule, every weekday 9pm to 1am est.

I've got decent pipes, and I'm down for demo reviews and really working hard this season. hmu http://steamcommunity.com/id/AubreyJames/

yo I've lived through many hurricanes in the past in Ft. Lauderdale but I'm actually worried about this one

what sucks about the whole "esports at olympics" thing is that it's really hard to define a well-rounded video game that includes coordination, skill > luck, and viewer-ability for the masses while also being popular in its own right

cookiejake on huntsman sniper