happy birthday cinq :)

;)

sals canal vs story time with marxist pls

really good scout, deserves a good mentor

bump still lft

uhhh???

masked the killfeed in vegas then pan/cropped it to make it bigger then lowered the transparency

bump :(

imho getting better involves being able to just generally enjoy the game. find a team, or even a group of friends that you can play with and you'll notice some improvement. don't stress out if you lose a game or a mge match or something, just relax. trying to stay as positive as possible even when things aren't looking good for you is a really good habit to have. find people to go over your demos with, learn the maps you are playing on, learn and practice those rollouts, etc.

best of luck man, just keep at it and in time you will improve :)

hey, what's up. I'm looking to play this next esea season (or backup) as scout for a low open team. I have pretty decent DM and gamesense, and I'm always looking to improve. I'm almost always available for scrims, and I consider myself to be a pretty positive player. i have played on some ugc teams in the past but they broke up due to some problems from other players. if you are interested please add me here:

http://steamcommunity.com/id/kangaaaa/

wow, it's almost like everyone else on this thread hasn't said the exact same thing

holy shit lmfao

yeah let's not

my favorite was the finger dj that was sick

Sorry if I posted this in the wrong section, just needed some help

Lately my internet has been acting up lately. Before it was spiking up to about ~1500ms while playing any game, but after (temporarily) finding a fix (switching Wireless channels) another problem has come up. Whenever I try to do anything (play TF2, browse the internet, use applications, etc), my internet will time out after about 10 minutes or so. My connection before it times out though is fine. I am on wireless internet but there haven't been any real problems with it up until the last two months or so. Does anyone know any remedies/fixes for this?