Why do people make movies like this? More importantly why do people watch a lot of these movies?

I highly suggest you implement a whitelist soon, currently Reserve Shooter, Bonk!, Soda Popper, Pocket Pistol, and I think Jarate are allowed.

his account is 715 days old

he has 2028 videos

that's 2.8 uploads per day...

While my opinion of UGC and their admins has been going downhill, I still recognize when something is going to help the TF2 community. What Infinite suggested would help, regardless of any intentions otherwise.

Plus, we should be happy that he didn't say something like he usually does here.

I would, but I've reformatted fairly recently so I have about 5 demos total (2 of which were Silver level, and 1 I was playing heavy.), and I would rather use real examples of things snipers do in a real competitive setting rather than planned out examples.

Though I should be in a few scrims during this next week that I should be able to use.

As someone suggested making things more visual, I would gladly record one of my Gold/Platinum Highlander demos as Sniper, and put it on youtube if you would like that. I might do VERY limited commentary.

To add to what pudding cup said, is that everytime something is brought up in the HL subforums their's always at a minimum 1 person who does this.

If that doesn't happen, it's usually a cast, shit talking UGC, or infinite makes a post and it just becomes a absolute shitstorm of drama.

There's even a few people on these forums who -frag people's post because they're Highlander only players. Even the mere mention of Highlander is usually enough to inspire a bad attitude out of a few people here.

^this

I am not going to name people or anything, but certain server communities don't care and almost hate competitive TF2. On the grounds that Competitive Players block HTML mod, don't pub that often (at least that what they think), and their user base might become like that and stop going to their servers.

The larger Server communities (with a few exceptions like lotus) also don't want to sponsor players or teams, because it would be "unfair" to the rest of the community who is already interested in competitive tf2.

25:08
http://www.twitch.tv/tipofthehats/c/2204329
The Most well timed server donation plug.

-edit-
I don't mean to actually put that in the highlights more of an observation :|

-edit 2-
Somethings actually worth putting in the highlights
12:11-12:18 Rays gets a med pick and juggles + air pipes the solly
http://www.twitch.tv/tipofthehats/c/2204384

STAR_ doing pretty good at scout 15:55
http://www.twitch.tv/tipofthehats/c/2204403

Shitwizard Shoutout 27:05
http://www.twitch.tv/tipofthehats/c/2204423

"if you look at all the negative reviews of this mouse, they cite universally one problem: the dreaded intermittent USB disconnection.

This happens because the cord of this mouse is extremely light. This was a design choice to keep the cord's weight from moving the mouse after you let it go, which occurs frequently with other mice. Unfortunately, this light cord has a flimsy connection with the board in the g400's guts.

TO KEEP THIS PROBLEM FROM HAPPENING TO YOU:

1. Place the mouse wherever you're going to be using it, and plug it into your computer's USB port

2. pull the mouse down to the lowermost extremities of your mousepad / mouse surface. Now pull the mouse out another 6-8 inches out, and scotch tape the middle of the mouse cable to the underside of your desk

3. Enjoy having an awesome mouse for the next few years

The purpose of this fix is to greatly reduce tension in the cord, minimizing stress on aforementioned flimsy connection."

This is from a review I read before I bought my G400, and seriously have had 0 issues in 7 months with my mouse. Oddly enough this is something I've always done with my mice was a bit surprised people didn't do this.