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We've been using it at tftv to communicate with prem/invite teams. Works really well.

zoob got vac'd mid official yesterday thanks volvo

The logs on this page actually come from a tftv backend system and the tags are automatically added on, mercs are a bit weird to deal with.

The list was also changed so that the top streams on the TFTV list are all TF2 with other games below that.

The point is 99% of the people who you'd want to watch stream TF2 are in the tf.tv list and would show up on the sidebar under tftv anyway.

My SLI 980s are fine running TF2 in borderless windowed mode.

Also SLI's problems with microstutter were fixed long before the issue was brought to the general public's attention. By the time it was widely publicised only CrossFire had problems.

Haven't noticed any problems with my SLI 980s

Well you need that setting set to "Maximise 3D performance" for other games anyway so leave it on

You have SLI disabled. That said, a single 970 should perform better than a radeon 6800 tier card so turn SLI on and see what happens.

I also see gully, process and granary in there

Also, if you find you aren't being picked in tf2pug.me then you can also try TF2 Center but the games there are of a lower quality.

Windows uses '\r\n' as a line terminator whereas Linux uses '\n'. This means that to make a new line in a .txt file on Windows the line is ended with '\r\n' and Windows (through notepad) will display any text after a '\r\n' on the line below the previous line. The same applies to Linux and Linux text editors with the character '\n'. However some programs such as Notepad++ will be fine reading either format and will end lines with '\n' by default. What you've got there is a file with lines terminated by '\n' being read by a program that only considers a new line when it reads '\r\n'.

('\r' is a single character called carriage return and '\n' is a single character called newline)

STEVE

Maintaining the rosters is hard ;-;