Oh my GOD that gunslinger change would be a blessing from the heavens. More fun to play with/against for skilled players, and not borderline op even in the hands of less skilled players.

While we're talking about prospective new mice, has anyone here used the EVGA X5 yet? Normally I wouldn't expect a mouse from a (primarily) GPU manufacturer to be top tier, but it's light at 85g and uses the Pixart 3988 aka the DA2013 sensor.

http://www.evga.com/products/Product.aspx?pn=902-X2-1052-KR

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V8OGdn74ZDA

uh oh

I think people just jump on the bandwagon of hating it from years ago when it was first released. I haven't had any issues with it whatsoever.

That video was never rendered in 60 fps as far as I know. Sorry dude... :[

For bball demos, when you have that problem go father back in the demo to a point where you die and get the deathcam. Something about going through the whole deathcam process restores sound in bball demos, at least for me.

Head's up if anyone else is looking at the Avior 7000, Massdrop has it for 40 dollars plus shipping: https://www.massdrop.com/buy/mionix-avior-7000

I don't personally have the mouse I'm just pointing out the deal for anyone interested.

Grass is for mowers.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hXg4H-1M2EY

Personally I find DM both more enjoyable and more helpful than MGE. Just make sure if you're playing soldier you don't get into the nasty habit of just throwing rockets into groups of players, actually aim your rockets and go for all the stupid directs and you'll be good.

As far as I know the Hyperx Clouds are rebranded Takstar headphones, which is a very very good thing. The Takstar Pro 80 are supposedly budget monsters.

Not sure if this is the best place to put this, but with all the talk of Fraps/MSI Afterburner compared to Source Recorder I thought I would chime in with what is, IMO, the easiest way to get a good enough quality video on Youtube in the shortest amount of time.

I've been toying around with using OBS and the NVENC encoder to record TF2. NVENC uses the dedicated H264 encoder, included on most Nvidia GPUs produced after March 2012 (check the for Shadowplay compatibility as Shadowplay uses NVENC to record), to record high quality compressed video with basically zero impact on game performance. This means I can load up TF2, exec a high quality autoexec with exaggerated motion blur settings, play a demo, then record the clip and be done. After those few steps, I'll have a nice little H264 compressed 1080p 60fps video of beautiful max settings TF2.

Also I should note that this method would work with any recording software that utilizes NVENC, Intel's quicksync, or whatever AMD has for their hardware accelerated encoding solution. I used OBS because it's the most configurable.

Here's an example of something that took about 5 minutes to record and upload (watch in 60 fps):

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5LZMwz6x10M

ETHER I LOVE YOU! Why didn't I think to look on VG circle jerk steam profiles... Thanks dude.

http://steamcommunity.com/profiles/76561197989989636/allcomments

http://i.imgur.com/mDzPAmS.png

So I just spent a solid 15ish minutes googling and searching around for fragga's old gpit stickies rant, but it seems it was all for naught. It seems crazy to me that in this day and age something from the internet can just be forever lost but as far as I can tell that's the case with this old piece of gotfrag history. :[

Needless to say, if anyone does manage to find that please post it in this thread.

He was roaming in the bad stats link, and pocketing in the good stats link so I'm not exactly sure what you're trying to show. ???

So even with it's weird faults, this is my favorite mouse to use so far. I can't believe I've never used a lighter mouse before, this is amazing.

Here's my review, hope you like it:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xsEELAtMXyA