It seems like a long shot, but you don't have net_fakelag or net_fakejitter set to anything in your cfg do you?

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I know that nav meshes are used to tell bots where they can move on maps. This would probably help: https://developer.valvesoftware.com/wiki/Navigation_Meshes

In terms of modifying bot behavior, I'd imagine you'd have to actually modify the game code. This looks like it might be a starting place for doing such a thing: https://github.com/ValveSoftware/source-sdk-2013/blob/55ed12f8d1eb6887d348be03aee5573d44177ffb/mp/src/game/server/sdk/sdk_bot_temp.cpp

All I remember is everyone in my class blindly doing the Gone With the Wind test since it gave you a ton of points and you only had to get 7/10 questions right to get the points.

When super shitty games are on sale for $0.14 or $0.19 or something, if they have trading cards you'll make a profit if you buy the game and idle over night.

I played drums for several years and percussion in high school. I was never very good since I didn't take it that seriously, but if given the chance I'd like to learn bass guitar. I guess since I didn't take it seriously and now I've graduated and don't play anymore, I've actually become more interested in music lately.

Is there a way to switch between scoreboards without toggling minmode?

Hi, I'm looking for a team for s19 in low to mid open if you need someone last minute. I would prefer to play soldier or medic, but I would be open to trying other classes. I'd also be ok with backing up.

My competitive experience includes one season of open on a team that went 7-9 in s17. I played pocket on that team, but I did not maincall. Because of this, if i end up in a position where I will need to maincall, I will have to learn as the season progresses.

The number of hours I have logged on TF2 is not reflective of how much I have played the game or my skill level. I would estimate the number of hours I have actually been playing is less than half of what steam says and the amount of time playing competitive is a small fraction of that.

My schedule is flexible and I am able to scrim any night.

Feel free to PM me or add me on steam, thanks.

Put this garbage in the dumpster, I can feel the tumors growing in my brain.

the original Spyro trilogy for PS1
the Freddi Fish games
TimeSplitters 2
JumpStart 1st grade and JumpStart 3rd grade
Civilization II
Super Mario Kart

and this fuckin game

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Not sure if this is a bug but when I set my forum subscription preferences, if I disable the cs:go sub-forums I can't view the cs:go section at all; the page is blank.

I will most likely go depending on how busy I am with school

Piggybacking off of this, you could use names similar to the tf2 steam badges by using a play on words with a map or word that is a staple of competitive tf2.

For example, control point commando, bad man of the badlands, etc

The first time I ever played mge was against grape around 2 years ago, needless to say it wasn't encouraging.

The quake live files are stored in pk3 files in steamapps/common/quake live/baseq3 which you can open with SLADE. If you look through some of the "pak" pk3 files you should find the sounds.