Multiplay (UK)'s dm_superstore server, a hybrid between DM and your regular pub (85.236.100.104:27515). Has some nice regulars and the occasional prem player playing on it

This is why I watch tf2. Most entertaining game in a long time!

Edit: Nevermind, I'm stupid

Another month has almost passed. Seeing that even just a minute or two of your time for a quick weapon signing is apparently too much to ask for in return for a free trip to Europe, I don't think I'll ever donate to a team fundraiser again.

No need to add me anymore, I'm tired of this shit.

I got to know lots of Americans online which is why I now know that you guys aren't as stupid as often portrayed here in Europe. That said, I still can't see me living in the US, mostly because I care about our (I'm German) welfare state and wouldn't give up universal health care. Most European countries have problems too: our governments are corrupt, multi national corporations are exploiting tax loopholes and most of our media is bought - but the US is just on a whole other level on all of that, sorry.

Still love you guys individually though!

I find it more annoying that Youtube seemingly decided not to show me that video in my subscription stream even though I am subscribed to Hueys channel.

Edit: Apparently it's a Youtube bug: http://productforums.google.com/forum/#!topic/youtube/L1MXos8ejpo

Damn I read that as i49. Great job though!

That was well worth the watch and $5. Very professional production, I think it was the right decision to do it well instead of releasing early.

lange streaming scrims and matches playing for the mighty ducks a couple of seasons ago

I'm here to follow the comp scene. Doesn't necessarily mean I have to play though

Not everyone here plays competitively

Even easier: Use Yawcam. I just tested it and it works just fine. You can access the stream via your browser and the delay is tolerable (you're in a local network after all).

But I agree, you can get a good webcam for 20 bucks...

You could do the following (I have not tried it nor do I know anything about the details):

-Install VLC on the laptop
-Let it stream your laptop webcam via RTP inside your local network (yes, VLC can stream videos, either from files or cameras)
-Install VLC on your desktop
-Let it receive said laptop stream from your LAN
-Setup OBS to capture the desktop VLC instance

It should work, I have no idea what the quality and delay will be though

Worth a try, VLC is free after all...

EDIT: I have a laptop with a camera, maybe I'll try to set it up later

Hit me up with an invite admirable and you shall get one too for making me laugh

2 it is, null was first. I'll add you in a second :)