always great to see they are investing their time updating maps that won't be playable anymore in two weeks or so

I recently started working as a full stack developer for a company that is mainly focused on applications for the printing industry. It's pretty close to where I live, the pay is decent and my hours are pretty flexible considering my royally fucked sleep schedule.

The work itself is pretty fun but I often get confused at all the technical jargon related to printing etc. It's starting to slowly make more sense to me now ever since I recently attended an expo about printing labels. It kinda surprised me how big the expo was considering it was only about printing labels, it seemed like such a simple thing to me on the surface but after attending it made me realize how much work is put in behind the scenes.

I'm also slowly getting the hang of things like using a different back-end framework than what I'm used to. I also get to work on a variety of different projects which keeps things interesting.

Looks like a yahud edit with a worse color scheme and lines under the health and ammo

https://github.com/Hypnootize/Yahud-Old
I'm sure if you'll search for the most recent bimonthly 'woolhud' thread of some fan recreating it you'll find a download eventually

https://puu.sh/EpqwS.png

edit: just use the link unrav posted

Got perma-banned on TF2Center for having an invisible character as my name

I don't have a lot of experience with budget laptops but when I went to college and needed to buy a laptop, the recommended laptops by my college for developers were all far above $1000 from what I remember. I'm sure I could manage with a slightly cheaper laptop than whatever I bought back then for ~€1700 but I think you'll have a hard time finding anything worthwhile for under $600 if the sole purpose is not just taking notes in class, but it also depends on the coding classes you take. Are you doing stuff like machine learning, web development, data science, IoT, computer graphics, game development...?

They have a lot of great albums, but Abbey Road is one of the few where I'll always want to listen to the entire thing. It feels very cohesive.

Not sure what they're doing but when checking people's inventories it says "This inventory is not available at this time. Please try again later." right now for a lot of my friends.

https://puu.sh/DXGcA.png

meanwhile in Belgium

https://puu.sh/DXxfV.jpg

You'd think those countless emails people have sent Valve regarding bugs like the sticky det delay/ubers being built during pauses and exploits like editing the spy's decloak sound would have made a difference by now if they really did read their emails. I mean I'm pretty sure some even included step-by-step instructions on how to recreate the problem or even how to fix it. Like how long has it been?

Really nice initiative, looking forward to seeing what people can put together this time around.

Is it really necessary to include stuff like Mann Power as a requirement though? I'm pretty sure half the people on this forum have only played that gamemode on release date

I tried to rename the class configs in tf/cfg/user/autoexec.cfg by adding the aliases specified in the docs, but it doesn't seem to use the specified config name. My class configs work just fine if I use the standard names though (ex. scout.cfg instead of myscout.cfg).

name: Adje
country: Belgium
https://www.twitch.tv/adje
prem hl, nations cup, low 6s, pubs

When I played Sun/Moon it felt like the game was holding my hand the entire time and showing me cutscenes every five minutes. Exp Shares spreading to all your Pokémon also made it ridiculously easy to breeze through the main game too. I'm liking what I see so far (apart from Dynamax) but I really hope this game doesn't make me feel like I'm just along for the ride to the extent Sun/Moon did.

I don't really understand why this rule is a thing for some of the offclasses on last/during stalemates that people would only run for 2-3 minutes on average per game (Pyro, Heavy, Spy, Engineer, Sniper to a lesser extent). For a class like Engineer most of the cheese unlocks are banned in 6s anyway, so what does banning people from playing that class accomplish exactly?

Also does me not being allowed to play Spy also mean I can't check the medigun at the start of the game lol

Cool idea for a project but if you want to attract developers for this I think you'll have to do better than just write out your goals for it and actually think further ahead about how you will accomplish those goals. There's a lot of things to consider when making a system like this.

The primary thing to consider is whether people will use it at all: if it's not easier than posting in a Discord channel or less time consuming to set up than it would be to plan your own scrims, it won't have any users and people will feel forced/inclined to use Discord anyway even if an alternative exists. Also important to note is that if you want to make this a service for lots of people you'll need to check if there even is any interest for this in the first place. I think your first step should be to create a poll of some sort and check if this is something people want and what kind of features they would like/find useful.

Another pitfall is the actual matching system. I think it will be very difficult to actually get the system to book scrims vs teams of equal skill or similar, because even in the same division there is quite a large skill gap between the bottom and top teams. Some teams won't mind playing vs teams far better than them but not everyone is the same in that regard. Until you can think of a solution for that I don't think a fully automatic system will work. Semi-automatic? Perhaps.

You want people to get notified about booked/cancelled scrims. Cool, but how do you want to do that? Mail? Discord? Steam? Push notifications?

How would this system work across different leagues and regions? You'd have to separate them in a proper and clear way so the system does not try and book scrims vs ozfortress teams when you play ETF2L or something silly like that.

Maybe you've thought about some of the things you've mentioned already and how you would implement it, but I feel like it's important to be very clear what it is that you want and how you want it to work. I like your concept but I don't think any developer would want to put their time into something like this (for free), just to realize that there is no demand for whatever it is he developed or that people prefer just messaging people over Steam or Discord to book scrims.

You could maybe talk to the person who made scrim.tf and pitch your idea there, while it's not really what you're looking for I think it would fit in nicely with the player availability system he made.