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milkbunch of heavy haters imo
Well without unlocks heavy promotes stalemates and turtling (boring to watch, play, and imo it's boring to play heavy already) and with unlocks heavy becomes either overpowered or broken for competitive play (i.e GRU, sandvich, tomislav)
l8r enemy stream
I love you rays
define: mid afternoon
ehFkI tried. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ClFCzsFrSgk
You heard it here first folks; Buick absolutely despises LG
I don't know if you forgot to list it, but 4starters has a wide variety of skill in the jumps from beginner to very adept. I also find it's kind of fun when you've learned the basics (i'm assuming you have if you've completed those maps) and you just make your own listen server and screw around with the rocket jumper on regular maps and try to apply some of the things you've learned.
DouglasDunderBrousing purchased items feel good?Good - does it make you happy
using purchased items feel pleasent?
using purchased items feel positive?
pleasant - are they easy/fun to use
positive - do you feel guilty about using them
They're all different aspects of how purchased items make you feel.
Still ambiguous because it's all open to how one perceives the question and specific word not even counting the multiple uses of those words.
Saltysally1hmm my post seemed perfectly on topic, ask lange to stream/mentor in these mixes if he has some free-time idk what it would hurt....
1. At the least, he's taking a break from tf2.
2. He's already stated that he doesn't like hosting/mentoring newbiemixes because they're too stressful for him
3. His hair is brown, not black.
the most efficient $/improvement would be a mouse, then a ~200-300ish computer that can run the game at 120 on a shit config, then monitor.
I think the difference between going between a bad and a mid-level setup is huge (going from a shitty wireless mouse/tiny mousepad to literally any gaming mouse/mousepad, getting a computer that can hit your monitor's hz in fps), but that the difference between that and an extremely good computer is fairly negligible in the long run
Well I think my mouse is fine. It's not wireless, I feel comfortable with it, and it's consistent and doesn't jitter or freak out. I've adapted a high sensitivity because of the small size of my mousepad but I can play all classes well enough (except sniper but I couldn't give a shit). I'm just too worried and nervous about trying a new sens/mousepad because it would be, "fixing something that isn't broken," I suppose.
Alright, thanks guys. Don't have a clue what Lange is talking about, but thanks.
I'm wondering how much of an effect hardware has on a player's ability to play tf2 competitively and on a player's ability to get better. I know it probably varies from player to player, but does quality of a player's hardware allow a good player to become great or does it simply offer a slight edge? The main reason I'm wondering is because I have a relatively old computer running XP with a stock, dell mouse, a stock, dell mousepad, a keyboard with no advantage over any other keyboard, and a 60hz monitor. I know playing the game and practicing is the best way to get better, but I'm curious.