I mean it sucks if we have to use dx9 and people that don't want to see skins have to, but you're not allowed to complain about TF2 not getting support from Valve if you refuse to support the methods they use to earn money and promote awareness for the competitive community with skins like they do in CSGO.

I can understand complaining about performance hits, but if you're complaining about something like skins which you aren't forced to buy and will likely support the competitive community/infrastructure of the game then you are really dumb.

Though it is lame that people in the beta now can start getting onto teams if the game actually takes off it's pretty far fetched to pretend any of the current "top" teams will really the best teams considering all sorts of players with different backgrounds and skill sets will jump in and the talent pool will be exponentially larger.

Really to even call the current teams the best teams is a misnomer considering the population of not only total players but actual competitive players in OW is very low.

I mean if you're playing from day one of the actual open beta/product release you'll still very likely to find a team and establish yourself.

Dedicated gamer, will show up to scrims, and won't kill your team all while looking to improve.

Is also already pretty good, easily strong enough to be on an mid/upper IM team.

In fact, those first three criteria alone should grantee anyone mid-IM in this game.

Pick him up!

I'm glad we have a useless semantics argument over a simple phrase that everyone knows the meaning to which wasn't in any way incorrect.

TSU can definitely beat Ascent.

But thinking that the state of Froyo in the LB Finals is comparable to the current Ascent is not at all true.

Explain

As a pub game on its own its very fun and has the potential to be a very solid esport that could be what TF2 wasnt.

Notice the world potential. If you've been watching any of the early tournaments it is currently a TOTAL clusterfuck. There's no way to tell who is killing who, what the state of the objective is, and who is doing well.

There's also a ton of visual clutter and many of the basic settings needed for good FPS competition like more fine-tuned sensitivity and graphical settings are pretty much absent.

Overall, the game is very fun as it stands with lots of potential to be a very good esport title.

It needs a lot of work though and it really depends on if Blizzard is going to pull their heads out of their collective asses or if they'll essentially abort another potential esport title from the get-go.

Edit:
Also I'll go ahead and say if you're looking for that super high skill ceiling mechanically based class shooter like TF2, OW is not that game. It will never be like TF2 outside of the classes and their similarity to TF2 design points.

The quake-like movement and aiming components are simply not there. There are OW unique mechanics that can be learned but in terms of the pure level of mechanical skill needed it is very very dumbed down.

This will please or displease a lot of people but it's simply the truth. Games are made to appeal to the widest audience possible and it's likely that a true class based shooter will likely never exist as an esports title due to the complexity needed.

I'm running a 280x and my brother a 290x and he can run Fallout 4 on Ultra with a constant 60 fps pretty much and I just had to tweak some settings down while keeping textures at Ultra and can run at around a constant 45-50 fps as well.

Pretty good card if you don't want to drop more than like 250ish

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Every time i see threads about this mouse I cry because it's so good but its shape is just so terrible.

I'M SO FUCKING GLAD IM ON BREAK

wtf this is an insanely good deal

My throat is fucking parched m8

http://i.imgur.com/fH6gTHz.png?1

tfw im casting

All I want is to get into this beta