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every highlander lobby ever

I was pretty surprised you did this until I read this, stroke a chord with me, something I'm going to have to do in a few months as well. GL!

It was not an "unnoticed trap", it is really common Gullywash mid rollout sticky spam in Highlander - those stickies are arriving just as the Pyro gets there, and the Medic can walk around them or have them disarmed if neccessary.

It's interesting that so many people point it out, it is extremely common, the other team was having the same thing happen to them.

Dreamhack is pretty much the biggest LAN in the whole world though, lots of exposure that would appeal to sponsors there if people got real into it as far as spectating/viewers there goes, I'm sure someone could host a real nice LAN here for roughly the same cost, but it prolly wouldn't have those kinds of benefits.

Figured I'd post it here since there's a Highlander section and what not, Dashner made this and put a lot of work into it.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sAJNeqDdpTc

Yeah BB is real good with Gunboats. A lot of people (myself included previously) thought it'd suck cause "you only have 3 rockets" etc, but essentially with BB + Gunboats what you do is is jump in, get a close range splash rocket, jump away. Reload, rinse repeat.

If your GPU is really really good you can get better performance with higher settings since the Source engine will actually use your GPU a little bit.

I also used it in Summer season, I used it pretty much every game (the one vs ts was fun since it was vhalin and I blackboxing everyone forever). Highlander soldiers are basically roamers that bomb differently (thanks to heavies/sentry guns/etc) and using it let me sustain myself without as many heals, which in turn creates a much stronger heal spread on everyone else.

out of those choices, get gw2 now with bad graphics. You might not be able to play World PvP with good frames, tho PvE/Structured PvP will work A+ most likely.

SW:TOR isn't good tbh.

where did you find your steam avatar

Team comps don't really matter since every class is getting new / upgraded weapons via money just solely for this mode. For all we know Spy is going to be top tier cause it'll get some new MvM only weapon that absolutely wrecks everything.

Ye this, but basically I heard from the grape vine that Seagull thinks that if one were to get good enough with it, it would prolly be a straight upgrade. IDK if he actually thinks that or not, but it was from a reliable friend of his so I dunno.

I was told that if people managed to actually practice with it (like hit almost every shot with it), it'd be pretty beneficial to switch to it full time - but online especially splash damage is much more reliable and easier to land with.

This is fantastic for Highlander, no two ways around it.

AFAIK, Robin has moved onto bigger things, he only works part time on TF2 now. Sad since he helped create the entire series!

Tho mind he did say "We'd like to see if we could" - I mostly would like to think they internally attempted and realized it wasn't very possible/useful, although I'd say they technically did follow up on this with official custom whitelist support.

#10 quite a few people who have visited Valve have basically confirmed it is is true, unless you're really going to argue that tons of employees totally fake it every time some one visits them. They transitioned to the current system sometime around HL2, afaik.

#23 This is pretty untrue. I'm fairly certain Valve is doing all of this for Dota 2 cause Dota kinda has 14-22 million players (and that was an early 2010 estimate, it's only bigger now) world wide, it's absolutely a behemoth.

#29 As an avid Dota player, I completely agree with you. The ticket system would be pretty great, as would all of the sweet sweet stuff Valve has done with Dota 2 spectator. The biggest obstacle to this system is in Dota the master server actually dynamically assigns new STVs to each match as the STVs attached to the match fill (and auto selects an open one when you go to watch it), so there's no limit to the amount of people who can watch any one game. TF2 doesn't really have this, and on top of that pretty much anything you would watch in TF2 (since servers are bought and owned by players, not just Valve) has their own limited STVs. This is probably a difficult problem to find solutions to.