Does prec_dir combined with #2 work?

Thanks for clearing up my misunderstanding. So instead of moving it, the link for Hudas Iscariote in the first post should be updated so it points to the tf.tv thread instead of the website.

http://teamfortress.tv/forum/thread/8719-hud-hudas-iscariote-first-beta-release/

The website for Hudas Iscariote has been down for weeks if not months now, so it may be time to move it into the no-longer-supported/updated section.

For 5, see this post: http://teamfortress.tv/forum/thread/3374-details-on-uber-splitting#post-3

To summarize:

Base uber time is 8 seconds. You lose 0.5 seconds every time you flash. Disconnecting counts as a (wasted) flash, so try to avoid getting disconnected. You get a free flash at the very end so you might as well use it by flashing people when you drain to around 5-10%.

Backstabs aren't exactly free outside of pubs, and successful escapes after a stab are rare since competitive spies often use stabs for one suicide pick before getting called out and immediately vaporized.

Also, mat_phong should work in sv_pure 2 servers.

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The default value of cl_interp_ratio is 2, and the default value of cl_updaterate is 20. If you haven't changed either of those your lerp will be no shorter than 2/20 = 0.1 s = 100 ms. You may want to set cl_updaterate to 67.

http://www.amazon.com/Corsair-Vengeance-Mechanical-Keyboard-CH-9000040-NA/dp/B00DOWCQ0I

Red switches only. You can probably find it under $50 if you look hard enough. No numberpad makes for very small footprint.

I'm a bit confused what the choice of IRC network has to do with "dividing the community". The choice of what network to run a channel on mostly affects the people who run the channel, and barely affects the users, who I assume are the majority of the "community". With any half-decent IRC client you can be connected to multiple channels across multiple networks at the same time, and once you enter in the channel / network / nickserv info once, it gets saved so you never have to worry about it again.

http://teamfortress.tv/forum/thread/14055-mix/9#post-247

No, you misunderstood. There are 2238 calendar days between 25 Sept, 2007 and today, 10 Nov 2013. 8930 hours spent in TF2 averages out to 3.99 hours of TF2 per calendar day.

If the profile is public anyone can see this information. If you go to http://steamcommunity.com/id/b4nny it says 8930 hours of TF2 played, and the Primeval Warrior badge has a hire date of 25 Sept. 2007. Just plug those numbers in and you get 2238 days, for 3.99 hours per day on that account.

Of course this assumes Steam's numbers are accurate (a big assumption). Also keep in mind Steam didn't start tracking hours played until 2009, I think, so that's a year and a half of missing data.

They are simply halloween / full moon restricted. Valve wouldn't just "disappear" items, and certainly not any items that people could spend money on.

#84: It's pretty much already planned - there's a West Coast NA vs EU event for both 6v6 and highlander in the tentative schedule. It's not marked as all-stars but one assumes that the two continents will try to put the best players available into those events.