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

Also, I wish Fragga hadn't deleted his okkun9 youtube account. That had so many awesome clips on it. :[

hot damn i'll be going

first person taunting looks awesome with the OR hahaha http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P50fvL_EWYY&feature=player_detailpage#t=1887s

Just an idea for if we go over: Before we start throwing the excess funding into the prize pool, would it be possible to "donate" any extra funds to the Aussies if they don't have a successful donation drive?

check to see if your config is read-only

FYI: Windows sens(including windows accel) is no longer a factor if you can verify that raw input is in fact enabled.

damn, I'm definitely not missing this next year.

find your crosshair in hudlayout.res(found in /tf/scripts, open it with notepad or something similar) then mess with the xpos, ypos, wide, and tall values until you get it centered.

Jump on that enigma/mocha/whoever else works in the shadows around here. I imagine a tournament organized by teamfortress.tv would fare much MUCH better than any CEVO/ESEA(or other group) tournament.

You could try this for the headband foam, but it looks like you might have to buy the ear pad replacements straight from Sennheiser.

Run your cable under your monitor stand or something else heavy, giving some slack for your mouse. That way your cable never moves on the side that goes to your computer, only on the side that goes to the mouse.

Also, my second G400 just died after 6 months with the same classic cable issue. :[

I always use one of the side buttons for my Mumble ptt.

OK OK OK. The key to dodging is NOT random movement. The secret is to -dodge-. Don't get into the habit of spamming random keys trying to be unpredictable. Once you stop focusing on that, you'll end up having a pretty easy to follow pattern of movement. Just stay calm when fighting and try to pay attention to people's weapon models, predicting where they'll shoot next.

Basically be reactive with your dodging, not proactive(most of the time).

Also, having movement with a purpose rather than random button presses will do wonders for your aim.

The side buttons on my Deathadder went out after like a year. I loved the mouse but now I have a G400(although I should mention this is my second G400, Logitech sent me another for free when I started having intermittent issues with the cable). They both have their own issues with build quality, but you'll still be getting one of the best mice on the market regardless of which one you choose. The only major difference is how you like to hold your mouse.

Thanks for the cast, I'll have to look at it tomorrow. :D