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Well, it's not really an autism test.

Cool friends, good dm. I <3 Percy.

It's just a marketing ploy to get people playing and talking about their games so more people will buy it after the promotion is over.

As for the timing of multiple free games around the same time, if there is actually more of that happening than usual, it could be that companies know sales for games are about to spike. Black Friday is coming up, so that wouldn't surprise me.

I was with you until that last part. Since when are FPSs incapable of having good storylines?

On the thread topic, I know you mainly wanted multi-player FPS recommendations, but you already have a few of those soooo I love roguelikes. If you ever feel like playing one, Binding of Isaac and Crypt of the Necrodancer are both really fun and full of personality. The Necrodancer trailer is one of the few game trailers that ever actually made me wanna buy something: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Al8TlAtLu2Y

Yo, we need some gamers for the socal open tournament, roughly IM level.

Scouts: Ghostac/Moof/Change/??
Roamer: Ghostac/Smitty/??
Pocket: Morin
Demo: Max
Medic: Differ

Add me: https://steamcommunity.com/id/differ-del

Milan's pretty good. I think the main reasons his calls can get questionable are that he only plays pugs and that he's bad at tracking ubers for some reason. The first one could be solved over time with a stable team experience, the second by just playing with someone who'll keep track better and call it consistently lol

Attitude-wise, he can be defensive and gets pretty abrasive when "standing up for himself." It's fairly manageable for pugs, but I'm not sure how it would work out in an actual season, honestly. If you can get along with him, though, I think he would do well with a chance to improve and mellow out further in a team setting.

100% what catface said. Matches deserves to get on a bubble-ish team and grow into the beastly fragger she can be!

Murk is seriously the most dedicated kid. He showed up to every single map/demo review I did for his team last season, even though he was just subbing, and was always engaged and asking questions. Sometimes he can derail comms/conversation a bit, but I'd definitely still recommend any new/low open teams try him out. :)

Take any chill mumble, add Ed, and it's suddenly 10 times more fun. He's super good and always wants to help figure out the issues the team is facing. He can sometimes get a little too fixated on one thing and let it tilt him, but that only really happens if the whole team is off track. Overall very positive gamer.

Might get your entire team to watch anime together after scrims. B)

Yo, so I agree that you should figure out most of this stuff on your own, but something that will help you get started fixing your code is that you're using logical connectors wrong repeatedly.

When you make phrases using && and ||, each statement joined by those evaluates separately. For example, if you write

int i = 5;

if(i == 3 || 4)
{
    cout << "I'm printing stuff!" << endl;
}

it will print out stuff even though i doesn't equal 3 or 4. That's because the 4 written after || is its own isolated boolean expression that evaluates to True. So, to see if i is 3 or 4, you'd need to write

if(i == 3 || i == 4)

Google "logical connectors c++" if you're still not totally sure how to use them.

To elaborate on what yttrium said, this is pretty different since what you're talking about is a hud thing, which is generated through TF2 itself. This would be an entirely separate program that would overlay anything on my screen, including but not limited to the game, when I ran it. It would be kind of like the display that comes up on your monitor when you're adjusting brightness.

As for just going ahead and using Slin's thing, I just don't like it or find it useful, personally, and custom HUD stuff tends to require occasional updates.

The reason I'm asking about it is because I could see there potentially being (minor and impractical) ways to cheat some things with a sophisticated overlay, so I didn't wanna go fooling blindly in territory where there might be blanket bans on certain practices.

Because I'm learning python, and I want to practice it using projects that are useful/interesting to me.

I'm learning python and was thinking about making a little pyosd script to display a timer that's constantly running down (sort of like a server timer, but independent of any in-game timelimit). It wouldn't require any game code hooking at all. Could that cause any problems with VAC? If not, is there any manner in which I could use an OSD without game code that would endanger my account?

I don't find him too funny at all as an individual, but I thought Master of None was situationally funny sometimes. I felt like that show was sort of intended to be a younger version of Louie, i.e., centered around comedy in theory but mostly about making relatable and sometimes discomfiting insights about everyday life. Louie is the much better show, though, imo.

Bump. Putting out feelers for an interim or replacement pocket.