THE SEX UPDATE

https://clips.twitch.tv/FancyFitSkirretStinkyCheese-gzesKTb-xTcospdz

1000 on chess.com. I got into it right before chess streams blew up with Twitch Rivals and then stopped playing about a year ago. ChessBrah and Eric Rosen goated youtubers though.

https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/370749323140399124/989823914186260510/unknown.png

2 days after 48-hour submission period.
Anyway, this is kinda irrelevant. It's too harsh a punishment for something so inconsequential.

My beloved Jon Taffer Bar Rescue enjoying combo scout got banned for 2 weeks for submitting his pov demo 2 days late. Sure it was the 2nd offense, but his first one was over a year ago during his first season playing RGL. 2 weeks is too much, especially since they didn't find anything suspicious in the demo.

https://rgl.gg/Public/PlayerProfile.aspx?p=76561198120312532&r=40
he dindu nuffin #freeb0nes

https://youtu.be/XOi2jFIhZhA?t=4

depends on your definition of "worth the money" but judging from your setup it looks like you can probably afford it.
if you're going to get one, [based on my research from 1 year ago] I recommend picking from 3 options:

• Hien
  - Speed: fast
  - quirks: the x and y axis are different speeds-- the stitching of the fabric is horizontal so y-axis movement has slightly more resistance. the fabric is also rough but not in a scratchy way and it doesn't cause discomfort long term unless your skin is particularly sensitive
  
• Zero
  - Speed: slow/control
  - quirks: because of the fabric, loose hair (especially from pets) can get caught and may require slightly more maintenance with a lint roller
  
• Hayate Otsu
  - Speed medium
  - quirks: none that I'm aware of, kind of a god pad tbh; doesn't have any of the quirks from the other 2 mentioned and is also newer than the other two mentioned

regardless of which one you get, I recommend getting them in XL size and either Soft or XSoft hardness; I've heard Medium hardness pads have a tendency to slide around more than Soft or XSoft. Also, Soft and XSoft give you a better ability to press into the pad for extra control.
once you have one, be careful not to roll or fold it too harshly because it can make permanent creases in the foam (just like any other mousepad basically, but you probably want to protect your investment).

this was a clip about Satan tho

https://clips.twitch.tv/ArtisticSparklingCobblerJonCarnage-k_aWu1xbgnW3pV6e

ok skoti

I always wondered when tf2 would reach csgo's equivalent of nade setups

Glorious Model O is quite good for $50

But it's all pointless in the grand scheme of things.
A lot of players are against changes like these simply because it alienates non-comp players and raises the barrier to entry-- especially something as fundamental as your fov.
b4nny, for example is a big critic of refresh.tf and their projects of "updating" maps by adding and removing insignificant details that do more harm than good. If you don't think this will be an issue, just look at the dodgeball tf2 scene; in order to be able to compete even a little bit you HAVE to use 130+ fov and it's hard to transition into it if you've never played that way before.
106 horizontal degrees has been good enough for more than a decade now, why change it now?

use rtings.com for deciding peripherals-- they have some pretty detailed analyses