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2 Chechen brothers, apparently.
Russian Facebook belonging to named suspect: http://vk.com/id160300242
apparently this is the brother:
http://johanneshirn.photoshelter.com/gallery/-/G0000VQW7v6xWA7o/
http://www.youtube.com/user/muazseyfullah/videos?flow=grid&view=1
watertown and the surrounding area going into lockdown
Wouldn't be surprised if Moose's claims lead more than a few people to inquire with valve about OpenPlugin's VAC status, effectively forcing them to make a decision.
Fogstringer_bellI doubt it, the actual song is over 6 mins long.Radio Edit
It says "full track studio release" in the desc, and two things stand out to me: 1) the vocal mastering sounds pretty raw, and 2) the song uncharacteristically starts in the middle of a loop. I really doubt this is even the radio edit of the final track, tbh. Guess we'll know on friday.
I doubt it, the actual song is over 6 mins long.
Ok, thanks. Goodbye.
aaand since he's not gonna give himself props, much fucking respect to seanbud for all the work he put in to realize this event. I hope the example you've set here becomes a community tradition we can keep building on.
You have the rhetorical prowess of a high school girl, please just stop embarrassing yourself.
I love how this dude is constantly trying to steer this into some "tf.tv hates highlander" shit to avoid having to deal with the fact that people are actually just talking about him being a simpleton (which most people wouldn't even give a shit about if he didn't shoe-horn his obnoxious, ill-conceived opinions in everywhere).
thats not the edit button.
Maybe we can get some guest hosts to give Sal/cbear some time off. It would be a real loss for the community if this show just slipped away. (not saying the sky is falling because they took 2 weeks off, just a suggestion)
From the infinite post: http://www.ugcleague.com/forum/showthread.php?t=6438
5. Then the thread gets closed/deleted. I was unaware of this since I saw the thread still visible as "closed".. which was different than "locked". To make a long story short, I checked the logs and it was Moose. This is extremely disappointing to me, as well as the other UGC admins. It was probably the worst thing he could have done. Moose abused his admin privileges and thus, his forum admin privileges and league access has been removed.
Yikes.
wills4545;64125lol pretty much
I can't comment on the Marisa thing, but as far as this goes, even if it is found that his VAC-ban is legit, as long as there's no evidence of him using it in matches then I don't see why he would need to be banned. What he does in a pub is his business.
Just as nobody on NBK got banned for their actions outside of league play, I don't see why Moose should get banned as long as his "cheating" didn't occur during official matches.
So far Moose's post VAC actions have been impeccable; stepping down from both his team position and admin position immediately. We really are just going to have to hurry up and wait on this one.
I think Wills has a little wheel he spins before he posts that selects a role for him to take: naive idiot, passive-aggressive martyr or thirsty lickspittle. I seriously get some intense fremdschämen when I read his posts.
hey dude,
I co-lead my first team this ugc season, and although it's HL, I might be able to give you a couple of tips that helped us.
1) I've had success just going on the ugc page, looking at teams in our division and adding their leaders. Lots of teams are receptive to this at lower levels since many of them are always looking for scrims too. Then you can build up a relationship and play those teams consistently, which is pretty good. For finding short notice scrims, you might want to try the tf2scrim IRC channel, although I can't say much about that myself.
2) I'd advise against the Cali server even if it will be better for a couple of your players. Chicago/Dallas is the best way to go for everyone, otherwise you get people who are really screwed over and you'll have teams bitching about the ping on your server. Save yourself the headache.
3) Watch old matches on the maps if you can. Find demos or stvs to look at. Getting your team to run around for a bit in the map can really help. Mess around, make up names for map locations, and just look at all the architectural features you may have never really thought about mid-game. It's a great way to find hiding spots to both use and check.
As for strats, it's good to see what other teams do to flesh out a general plan, but the best thing you can do is just see what works for you in game and try to adapt when things don't work out the way you thought they would. Then you can go back over those stvs later and see why things happened the way they did, what your strengths are and what you need to work on.
poopsharkstringer_bellIf I had to pick just one, it would be Joyce's Ulysses, mainly because it taught me how to read beyond the words on the page. When I first started to "get" that book, it was a revelation.i've never heard of anyone who has ever liked this book lol but i guess there has to be some1
infinite jest is fucking incredible
I was born and raised in Ireland. There's a literal holiday where they read and re-enact parts of the book, and my parents would take me as a kid, so I was always sort of fascinated by the story. Joyce isn't easy reading to be sure, but he's really rewarding if you put in the effort. I'm surprised someone who appreciates DFW isn't able to see some of the vicious humor in Joyce.