I completely disagree. Absolutely not. You miss an entire spawn wave (so the medic won't be spawning with the soldiers that just died) and you give the other team an extra ~30% uber (which amounts to being about ~60-70% after the medic spawns). When the soldiers spawn, the pocket must then decide if he wants to wait an extra 15 seconds for medic, or if he should try to hold whatever point needs to be held. The former decision means it'll be easier for the enemy team to retake, while the latter means the medic won't be building during the entire time going to the point (which pretty much guarantees a 100% to 0% uber disadvantage).

It only almost worked because the enemy team allowed it to be that way. They didn't need ~5 people trying to kill the lone medic while ignoring the point. In this scenario, you actually want the medic to screw around behind and intentionally delay his death. Thus, you basically choose when to kill the medic, you have massive uber advantage, the other team will have no heals, and you are practically guaranteed a point (and probably more). We've done this in Invite for a long time and I'm well-aware of it. Medics have a "kill" bind for much more than just getting a better spawn.

The part at 2:45 had some nice jukes, but you delayed your inevitable death by 12 seconds (and likely much longer if the enemy team allowed it).

Other than that, I liked some of the surfs and crossbows. :3

It's exactly that, an incredibly ballsy move. In his situation, it obviously involved zero risk because the other team had six dead. In most situations where there are enemies lingering around and you have less than 20 HP, then yeah, it's incredibly hard to deal with that situation. If you're in an area with no real safety (like if you're attacking an enemy's second point on Badlands and you just took a bunch of damage on their gray bridge), it's so easy to be dealt ~20 damage from just about anywhere or anything. On top of the fact that if an enemy knows they just dealt 100+ damage to you, their new team objective for the next moment will likely be to shoot a few shots of anything at all and finish you. No matter how mindful you are of your surroundings, these shots can come from just about any angle and distance, and there's little you can do about it (other than use uber and/or get to safety to regen / get health packs).

I would say this is why medics in Open (or below) drop their ubers a pretty good amount of the time.

Is the "things are gonna go my way and that's that" routine really becoming the popular thing to do as an admin for this game? I mean, really, this entire competitive scene has one end goal: to make the community grow which will then brew more competition. Making the grand finals a joke by forcing a grand finals match on a Friday with two ringers (and possibly a 5v6) is simply a waste of time. Regardless of the result, no one wants to see the match filled with ringers. People want to see a grand finals match with all 12 starters. This way, there are no excuses or what-ifs in the scenario of ringers, and people will get to (ideally) see a good show.

If you don't care what people want to see, then perhaps you're fucking retarded and you shouldn't be an admin. I'm not specifically talking about ETF2L, I'm talking about just about anywhere. I'm not saying spectators and players should perpetually get their way with a majority vote, but it's situations like these that some admins just refuse to deal with for no good reason at all other than personal bullshit. This is a grand finals match. What the fuck.

Yes, I'm completely aware that both teams have conflicting schedules during this time, but I find it ridiculous that it can't be delayed. In fact, it CAN be delayed, the admins just choose not to. Sure, I understand that you don't want matches delayed by months, but this is not only the grand finals, but it's also Christmas time. People's real lives come into play during the month of December, and TF2 is not our full-time job. Likewise, being an admin is not your full-time job, either. Now you're threatening a team to forfeit their earnings? I'm sorry, is this your personal money that you're handing out that you are so incredibly offended that they have real-life obligations and other things to tend to? You are truly doing an awesome job at making the community grow in a drama-free manner, because who the fuck cares about leniency and giving a shit about the game?

And then you also threaten to ban them?

aw yiss, tf2 being forever plagued by shit admins 8))))))

I already have Garry's Mod as well.

Here: https://www.humblebundle.com/gift?key=XGqxah7pncYHqXZV

:3

look bro, if you wanna put some money and/or unusuals on the line, it's on. :p

fuck it, i'll go. gotta win that street fighter plastic trophy. >:3

i'm willing to help pay for a room, so yeah, that would be cool.

i'll also see if i can convince ww to go to this. :D

maybe.

had to pay him prize money at GXL because he was so good. pick him up.

Sean, if you need any help with staff for the event and/or if I could be in one/some of the pro matches/tournaments, that would be cool :].

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DIVEKICK

I thought it might have been XP at first, but it looks like he is using Windows 7 from the Windows logos. But yeah, if you're using 32-bit, you can't go past 4 GB.

Yeah, that should work just fine. The only thing you need to scope out for is 200-pin DDR2 SO-DIMM.

Eh, 4 is probably fine. I guess you could go with 8 but keep in mind that laptop RAM is different than desktop RAM (it's smaller in physical size). Typically, there's a panel underneath the laptop that lets you access the RAM easily. Check it out if you're considering upgrading and go from there.

I wouldn't really worry about how Windows utilizes memory on your computer. It does fancy stuff to make sure things are smooth.

You posted the same link as the original post. :p

How much RAM do you currently have?