The intro to this is really good and brings people in to the context of the vid. I really like the format of the video and think the clip selection demonstrates correct decision making really well.

I think it would be good to have at least a second clip for each concept with a really high impact play made off the back of that decision to demonstrate what can be done as some of these he doesn't make huge plays despite him doing everything right.

I also think more clips where drawing is done to show what he can see and focus in a freeze frame is really useful as a visual aid because people watching videos tend not to have the same awareness as someone actually playing the game. (this vid does multiple explanations of the same idea with freeze frames really well).

If you want to still keep the vid at 10 mins you can probably cut out the long outro, a short clip coming back to a player interview at lan is good but keep it to 15-20ish seconds.

The vid explains the decision making process really well. Glad you're making these.

Every time ur killed by something retarded do an xD not a >:(

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U know its bad when people are happy valve added in the option to adjust the ingame brightness settings in mm 6 months after its released.

At least I don't see any changes in this update that make the game worse tho.

Engine updates:
-Fixed a bug where players could use explosions to launch themselves long distances. The soldier and demoman class can now middle click to boost themselves upwards with a small amount of damage taken.
-Fixed a bug where players could control themselves in the air and move faster by pressing strafe keys.

Weapon Changes:
-Changed no unlockable weapons banned in the global whitelist
-Nerfed some underpowered weapons and viable sidegrades
-Buffed the Rescue Ranger, Natascha and Vaccinator
-Buffed a bunch of scout unlocks for some reason or other

Class Changes:
-Medics can now double jump when healing a scout with any medigun
-Pyro now deletes all projectiles with fire but not bullets for some reason
-Buffed sentry health
-Made sniper headshot hitboxes more consistent but also buffed sniper somehow so you just die if you see one

Have a good Christmas

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

Zatoichi is good because you can build with it but its not very good as a melee weapon for attacking people due to the switch speed.

You can respawn quicker on servers that have short/instant respawn (or in pregame) by switching class to skip the killcam as well. I guess this is an extension of that where you can live if you time your class switch right.

Found an image: its more like the enforcer

http://objects.prm.ox.ac.uk/jpegs/1200/PRM0001465605194.jpg

There's a shield that the Splendid Screen was definitely based off of in the Pitt Rivers museum in Oxford along with a few other weapons that deffo remind me of stuff ingame on the top floor (I think there's some revolvers that the spy ones are based off of). Don't have any pictures though.

Do it, make the basics general enough that it remains a useful guide for picking parts into the future. You can make the "what is good to choose for playing tf2/x game/x activity" a separate section which would need to be updated more frequently.

Something like this would legitimately be useful as i've spent so much time telling people not to get needless shit like a second 144hz monitor for watching videos/streams on.

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

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