https://twitter.com/AdmirablePlayer/status/486250346704936960

potato confirmed

I use a dualshock 4, DSTools makes it really easy to install and adds a lot of functionality, but I have to use wired because my windows 7 hates bluetooth for some reason. It basically makes your PC think that it's a 360 controller using XInput, but there are some games it doesn't seem to work with, e.g. Dark Souls 1

This would be the best way to do it IMO. As for other assets, we have VTV banners and posters that TF.TV don't have, but could make I suppose.

There's more to assets than a HUD, but you are right about the HUD part.

THE LANGE FUND BEGINS COUGH IT UP BOYS

When your sticky lands on a surface it has a slight glow which fades over time then there's a small flash around the sticky. The damage is reduced when the sticky lands and the reducing glow indicates the damage is increasing back to normal which is reached when the flash happens.

Edit: damage falloff not ramp up I meant. That's where the confusion was.

Valve know when a sticky is on the ground because of the ramp up damage for ground stickies so they can know from that whether or not a sticky is in the air.

Like I said in my first post, interested to see some reactions of people who supported the change initially. I imagine they won't be quite the same, given that Valve pretty much guaranteed a (hopefully fairer) nerf in the future though.

I also haven't played in 4 months. Your point?
And 5-2 5-0 2-5 logs are close?

http://logs.tf/326876
http://logs.tf/326918

This game is shit without proper stickies.

Also lol @ random Americans thinking that 300 dpm is impressive

Go watch American football or something

This is how stupid that post was

Difference is all those are implemented by Valve. On top of that, currently all weapons fundamentally work the same across all game modes, a soda popper will let you jump loads in a pub, in 6v6 and in highlander. This would be an external mod that makes the sticky launcher work fundamentally different in pubs to 6v6 and highlander.

I think 90% of the posts in this thread have shown it's not just a matter of getting adjusted.

Thing is, if the nerf was a direct response to the parachute, that would mean that their thought process was something along the lines of

completely backwards logic, especially so when you take into account their previous mindset of fixing the existing broken weapons before introducing more.

They didn't fix the stickybomb launcher.

And all of that assumes the sticky is perfectly aimed in the first place.
Not to mention the fact that you aren't going to wait for the sticky to be shot before moving, you're actively dodging the entire fight before the stickies are even fired.