waiting for the mugen fighting game version

pretty excited for this news! played so many hours of cod4 in lan... hope theres an actual server browser.

Why is that link unavailable for my region

valve bringing their brilliant csgo mm hitreg over to tf2
also the other day the madrid server was stuttering so much it was a pain to play. not sure what causes it because ping seemed allright, but it happens on some crappy mge servers sometime too

dunno if anyone suggested it yet but you can get some kickass sprays on your case like the TF logo or whatever you want really
just cut some cardboard with the shape you want and spray over it

roamer rollout
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XmehfKdqrq8
its pretty much the same on the new version

Class limit on heavy please
it was fun tho
also the way the round starts is so awkward, specially on second/third rounds after that long wait on round end being thrown into the spawn for the next round with no countdown

A rejoin system like the one in csgo would be nice. Also maybe a sub system on top of that for people who fail to reconnect. This could potentially improve search times for people too.

also does someone know what voice codec tf2 is using right now? there shouldnt be anything holding them back from using the improved codec they have in csgo

spanish servers hype
amazes me that they have something that serveme.tf doesn't

its not really a linux game if you require Windows emulation to use it... thats another list for another day, besides theres obviously compatibility issues specially with newer games, and the performance might be far from optimal when using this kind of programs rather than native linux games.

Thats not exactly what im thinking about but yeah this is true theres a huge number of major game releases coming to linux this days and stuff with low requirements is mostly easy to emulate through wine

nice find, appreciate it!

With the soon to be released multiplatform Vulkan API, my interest in switching to Linux for gaming has increased quite a lot, so I'd like to get a good list going of free linux games, preferably with real-time 3D graphics but everything allowed

Examples:
Frets On Fire/FoFix (Guitar Hero clone)
0 A.D. (Age of Empires clone)
SuperTuxKart (Mario Kart clone)
Greedy Car Thieves (GTA2 clone)
Wormux (Worms clone)
Open Arena (Quake3 clone)
Urban Terror (Quake3 mod, free thanks to ioquake3)
Assault Cube

Huge list of open source games on GitHub

Windows games on wine or console games playable through emulation are not Linux games.
You can search for Wine compatible software in their database

holy crap 2000 Hz is already pretty overkill.
im gonna stay at 500 Hz since anything more makes my low end mouse sensor pretty crazy+

overclocking the USB polling rate decreases the negative acceleration of the mouse! heres a good video to explain what negative acceleration is: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rgbWWTanmQk
its kinda like the top speed at wich your mouse sensor detects movement. so maybe with 125 Hz you can 360 in 20cm swowly but moving the mouse fast causes you to turn less
That said having polling rate too high above default settings can cause jitter or other problems !

getting mouse input more often. and yeah this could affect cpu performance with very old CPUs
not a big deal at all this days... 1000hz means you're making the system check the mouse EVERY 1ms!
most cheap mice are 125 Hz by default, a default that was set a looong time ago.

maybe try overclocking directly with the FSB? that should be the simplest way i think.
i dont really trust overclocking tools or "OC mode" in bios

Telepizza in Spain
Pizza Hut is okay too but a bit more expensive

how do you do this?