Thank you for listening Valve. I played a couple Turbine games yesterday and they were pretty unfun. Thanks for taking into account the feedback the competitive community (and a lot of less competitive matchmaking players!) gave you.

On a related note, I've been playing more matchmaking recently. It's in a much better state compared to release. There's been a lot of time for players to rank up from fresh meat, so games are more even and a bit higher skill than they used to be, once you rank up. I recommend other players to try it out- queue with a friend or two, but not more than 3 or 4 people max. There's a lot that could improve, but it's pretty fun!

So I'm finally getting around to it.

I don't have a firm budget. Ideally, I'd like to spend less than $1200 CAD. I live in Ontario, Canada. I use PayPal for all my online purchases (no credit card as of yet) so I can't get anything from Amazon.

My use cases are primarily TF2 and Overwatch, with a few other games (civ, football manager, CS:GO) I play rarely and am not worried about. I'd like to get 150+ fps in TF2 matchmaking, and 150+ fps on Overwatch on medium or better settings. This is the first time I'm really diving into building a PC or doing anything related, so I'd like some feedback on a potential build I put together on pcpartpicker. PSU not included, but I will need to add one to the build, I just have no idea what to go for.

I have a white/blue color theme which I'd like to stick with. I already have all the peripherals I need.

More specific questions:

edit: after talking to a friend of mine I changed cpu cooler and case fans for more blue LED effect because I'm shallow and materialistic. Link is updated

If it's been more than a decade I'd probably see a professional so they could pin down what's causing you the most issues. Tips and tricks from the internet will only get you so far (read: not very far). If you manage to find big improvements, it'll probably be life changing.

For all the wrong reasons, and only if the situation never changes- but yes

Hello valve if you would like to experiment with matchmaking could you experiment with a limit of 1 medic

I'm down to play

This being done well would require the tf2 dev team to have a lot of experience playing 6v6 tf2 in some competitive format, so that they could come up with good changes and test them effectively. Either it's not happening or it's not happening in a good way. Very likely the former

If you're on a mac you're outta luck. The game will crash every time you join a server until they release a fix (I assume they'll do so today)

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Scrims when my team isn't feeling down about being the low open sadzone

It's also a lot more enjoyable if you have one or two other people to queue with, who you know you can rely on to understand the flow of the game and have okay DM. Matchmaking isn't actually that bad, a lot of the time it's more fun than pubs.

I've been going over some demos of my past shitposts and I've analyzed that I'm having some trouble using pronouns to their fullest effect. Could you illustrate the thought process between choosing to use "you" and "u"?

Big Crimson. Let's take another uber exchange

Lemons, limes, and oranges

A fan fiction about 2fort.......
http://www.reddit.com/r/tf2/comments/57q2bb/_/