the only thing i found enjoyable in the game was trying to hold rail spots in huge ffa servers

the duel mode is awful and the 3v3 thing is retarded hiding behind corners all day

http://www.reddit.com/r/DotA2/comments/19hvqk/this_is_why_you_never_destroy_your_items/c8oakix?context=3

y wont chupa play dota with me

addicted 2 lifting

htmldogs is a straightforward "guide" that gets a lot of praise

headfirst has been getting praised a lot lately as well. I've heard the php book doesnt even get into oop so you probably want something else. ive been using php and mysql web development. if you find the latest edition pdf of that lmk. it goes fast to the point where it probably wouldnt be worth it if you don't already know a c-style language though.

php is one of the easiest languages to learn and one of the most employable. it's completely illogical to not learn it if you're getting into webdev just because some cooldude blogger told you it is structured bad

12.04 12.10 hang on install using the actual isos. doesn't hang on installation of some 1ghz netbook, but on an i5 machine..

fuck

I tried wubi before that and got to tf2 installation but didnt give it enough space to work properly(i think).

pls stop

standing and moving accuracy are the same

x6 if you mean undefeated in matches, not maps(i think). mix^ otherwise

lansky why do u always do this

at the end of the day youre going to react to your crosshair being over a target and press the shoot button. if you're off by microamounts across a different game it's not going to make a difference. for a change of perspective: there are actually people that regularly change their sensitivity if they notice themselves consistently under or overshooting shots on that particular day/week/whatever.

has there been a halftime show that people dont bitch about

at least i won a pizza faggots

TF2 is the most popular fps game watched competitively really, I'm not sure why he mentioned it at all.

I think it also explains why quakelive has a way higher proportion of its userbase as active followers of tournaments. I say proportion because the numbers are still terrible like any other fps game, but that's just because the game isn't popular.

It seems more likely that Valve would implement a 6v6 style matchmaking system if weapon bans had more structure. From their perspective having seemingly random items based on what experienced players consider fun or not overpowered or whatever metric we use these days lacks officialism. It wouldn't be a stretch for there to be an implementation of 6v6 fully vanilla, they have a matchmaking system intact for two of their games

5 year old gpus are overkill for tf2.. you should be able to get away with near anything

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cA8983oPLv4

you can assume 1024x768 or lower

everything is dead except ql

a new quake game wont work. it would have to attract new players, but the game as is isn't appealing to the average player. the changes needed would butcher it in the eyes of anyone who plays quake right now. quake4 was considered too different even though the game is familiar to all the old ones and was rather solid towards the end of its development.

basically a game with a rabid conservative fanbase that isn't even that popular to begin with has no chance of making some massively popular game. fps isnt going to get any bigger than tf2