they recently kicked this guy from their roster
http://steamcommunity.com/id/sellingsnustojack/

EDIT: your guy doesn't appear to be playing any matches or scrims with them, and that is the only log where he put up decent stats ever, and i can't load his sizzling stats profile. seems like we'll have to wait for him to cheat a little more.

Plus you can call people "AIR HEAD" for some family-friendly insult fun.

TF2Center is a huge site with thousands of users, and no good way to contact any individual user about a potential dispute. It seems like they're counting on the user seeing that they got a tf2center ban, then contacting the admin staff to clear up the issue. A ban is an extremely good way to get a user's attention, as it forces them to cooperate instead of just blowing you off. We get this all the time with POV requests that UGC makes. After they fail to submit POV demos in the timeframe allowed, we temp ban them and 2 hours later get all their POVs and an apology wrapped up in a bow, and they're unbanned promptly.

The policy is to put the burden of proof on the accused as a time saver. It is not an injustice, and it's not stupid. This is not a court of law, it's a video game website where bans can be undone in an hour after making a forum appeal.

Not everyone will share my opinion here, but I think if someone is playing 100% legit now and it's been months since they've used cheats, and for whatever reason they didn't get banned before, they shouldn't get banned now.

can you find an STV/POV demo of him cheating recently since he was considered to be so obvious back then? i looked at one really quick but the stats were average and his play was not great, but his opponents weren't great either.

this also memes are stupid and i hate them

Fallout 4 stole the show for me. It's improving on so many things, and hopefully the changes don't hurt the feel of the last two games.

I think it's more of a hypothetical statement that you might say something valid

There are no positive effects of the voting system for individual posts, while threads -- not events -- can get a lot out of voting.

The number itself doesn't hurt anyone, but people feel justified in saying dismissive and rude things if they feel that the community agrees with them, either with upvotes on them or downvotes on others. I think the voting system really does contribute to a lot of extra negativity that gets in the way of honest discussion.

He hasn't played in any UGC matches in a long time. The level of ban we can give him is not worth doing until he's actually trying to participate in the league. It'll probably cause more harm than good, too, as it flushes him onto an alt account.

i play in dx8 with shadows disabled

cl_blobbyshadows 0
2639 frames 16.430 seconds 160.62 fps ( 6.23 ms/f) 8.725 fps variability

cl_blobbyshadows 1
2639 frames 16.824 seconds 156.86 fps ( 6.38 ms/f) 8.900 fps variability

so anyone who doesn't use shadows, ignore this completely

$9 for the whole series if you act now: http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00CRN9CC0/

(You can't get ME3 on Steam, so may as well get the whole series off Steam IMO)

It would be nice if we could remain civil here. I hate digging through pages of random shit looking for actual reports :/

A few questions:

1. What would make a good match day that doesn't interfere with anything else? HL has Mondays with playoff extra matches Thursday, 6v6 has Wednesday and Saturday, 4v4 has Friday, Dota 2 has Sunday.
   
   Since it's easier to find a time for 4 people to meet up than 8, 12, or 18, would the ideal structure be we schedule your match, then you have one week to play it and report your score, and anything unplayed gets forfeited for both teams? Kinda like our other leagues, except we won't enforce a default match time.
   
   
2. What kind of roster size limit/backup rules would be needed for a 2v2 league? Roster limit of 4 players?
   
   
3. What sort of map pool could we possibly do? It seems like there are only 2 Ultiduo maps that get played. (Someone earlier said 3?) Perhaps every week you do a best of 3 with the home team having tiebreaker map choice?

I don't do any of the website stuff so I don't know if adding another game format is something we can do. If it is, I want to make sure we do it the best we can.

In like 2011 i mained pyro and the original came out and i hated the thing because i couldn't ever hear it, and i used sound cues to reflect stuff instead of visual (did you know your brain reacts to sound faster than sight?)

these days it's more like, in order to hear comms over a revved heavy at all, my mumble needs to be so loud that it masks original shots extremely well.