Every single time I'm doing matchmaking, before I connect a white square displays in the middle of the screen for usually 15-30 seconds but on this occasion displayed for about 10 minutes and so therefore I couldn't join the match before someone else abandoned. The game also completely freezes up during this entire period so I can't cancel search or do anything. Is this just TF2 for OSX being retarded or does this happen to anyone else?
TF2 matchmaking freezes before joining
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Every single time I'm doing matchmaking, before I connect a white square displays in the middle of the screen for usually 15-30 seconds but on this occasion displayed for about 10 minutes and so therefore I couldn't join the match before someone else abandoned. The game also completely freezes up during this entire period so I can't cancel search or do anything. Is this just TF2 for OSX being retarded or does this happen to anyone else?
the white square means it's execing the MM graphics settings I think. OSX uses GL so it's not something related to the dxlevel. If you use something like comanglia's cfg try removing the cfg commands.
If you get into an MM game somehow try using the command "host_writeconfig MM_cfg full"
This'll write a cfg file called MM_cfg.cfg containing the MM graphics settings. Then you can exec this cfg file through console next time before queueing for MM and you should load in faster once you find a game
the white square means it's execing the MM graphics settings I think. OSX uses GL so it's not something related to the dxlevel. If you use something like comanglia's cfg try removing the cfg commands.
If you get into an MM game somehow try using the command "host_writeconfig MM_cfg full"
This'll write a cfg file called MM_cfg.cfg containing the MM graphics settings. Then you can exec this cfg file through console next time before queueing for MM and you should load in faster once you find a game
If you get into an MM game somehow try using the command "host_writeconfig MM_cfg full"
This'll write a cfg file called MM_cfg.cfg containing the MM graphics settings. Then you can exec this cfg file through console next time before queueing for MM and you should load in faster once you find a game
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