Look at the map timer for when the med spawns and you can use these subtratctions to give you the time that they will have uber

Uber Clean build (earliest possible time): 40s
Uber Dirty build (average case): 50s
Kritz (likely to be built as fast as possible): 30s

The Kritz number is not exact (It's actually 32) but it pays to get ready for a kritz well if you are at a disadvantage.

I then just made this chart. I based mine off the clean build

:00 - :20
:10 - :30
:20 - :40
:30 - :50
:40 - :00
:50 - :10

I put that on a sticky note and pasted it to my monitor, after about 2 weeks of scrimmaging it was second nature. You can base yours of the dirty build or do it manually if you're wanting to push off of such a small possibility of advantage. Kritz is easier to do in your head because it's 30s, but you can make one for that too.

Good luck, medic is fun.

I've been working with STV keybinds for my TFLIVE stuff, in fact one of our streamers (<3 Pishk) updated it to make it much more usable. It basically allows you to assign specific players to specific keys using the spec_player command. It spits out one file per player after you direct it at a server, and you just execute the players file to switch to that player.

You can use the included cfg files that generate when you run the exe, but I've made some helper scripts that refer to the files directly. Here's my full cfg folder but I'd look specifically at tflive.cfg and stvkeybinds.cfg in the casting folder. I have it setup so I have stvkeybinds.exe in the stv folder so it doesn't splurge files all over my configs.

Note that I also made a small autohotkey script to rebind numlock to backspace so my bindings work on the numpad without messing up. The whole upshot of this is after a small amount of assignment, I now have this layout on my numpad.

http://puu.sh/5Q96C.png

Which is pretty easy to get used to and makes it so you can switch to the important players when you need to. If you have any questions mana, you have me on steam. Anyone else is welcome to contact me if they need any help getting any of this set up or if you have any questions.

There's also some helper scripts for SpecHelper but I abandoned those long ago. I'll probably remove them from the repo and place them somewhere else for safekeeping.

score?

Yep, this was my personal hud for a while that I just updated to keep current with new features being added in and my own personal tastes. I decided that because the old yahud isn't being updated, I might as well polish up a few things and release it to the world.

Most of the options have been stripped out but I'll look at putting them back in if there's heaps of demand. For now I'm looking at making a definitive version that's easy to keep track of and keep up to date.

http://i.imgur.com/wbjlQOml.jpg

kA_hud is a minimalist hud derived from the popular and now discontinued yA_hud prev. It focuses on keeping a clean look with an easily understandable visual language for competitive play. kA_hud is currently in release 4.

Download Release 4 from github

Github project page

Screenshots
6v6 Scoreboard (default)

http://i.imgur.com/bxd5xzYl.jpg

fosters scoreboard

http://i.imgur.com/ia9xXJhl.jpg

Spectator HUD

http://i.imgur.com/nVgZ0ill.jpg

Medic HUD

http://i.imgur.com/Qb3ODgdl.jpg

The full album of res screenshots can be found HERE

Full changelog, including the changed from yA_hud, can be found HERE

I'd like to thank whyay for his original hud and gunblade for helping me out with some finishing touches.

#1 thing I'd look at getting are buy binds. I use my F keys for grenades and my numpad for weapons and armor. It becomes really quick to buy all the things you want and it only takes a few matches to get used to it.

If anyone wants my buy config, I'll post it later when I get home. I also use povohats null movement cancellation script which works 100% with CSGO. Imo makes stutter step a bit easier with no real downside.

Was big into listening to podcasts when I was younger, so when I found a new interest the first thing I would do is try and find a podcast related to that topic. I found Control Point podcast, and they had a pug group which Sigma formed.

I played so much and ended up admining it by the end when it died... never mind that I live in New Zealand and was playing on servers in the US. Then I started looking locally, formed a team with a good friend, and the rest is history. The team I formed lasted 5 seasons, so that was cool.

#bringtheprofessorback

That's some Cinderella shit right there.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QBFyF6XAHtM

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S7a0Zt7l6_4

But if we're talking about Australian roamers raiin is also a beast and certainly up there.

vod?

getting ready to +frag pictures of llamas as soon as this thread turns into a llama thread.

I would do it if they included the gamersun mge servers.

@aporia, it might be good to edit the OP to keep everything in one place, so someone taking their first look at this thread can see exactly what they need to see without shuffling through the whole thread.

Short hair and just sold my g400 after a year and a half of service. Still works 100%.

ded hud. rip.

I'm working on a ya_hud prev reboot though. I'll let you know if I ever release it.

Badlands played once?