Work your way down to a lower sensitivity. Jump down to like 25in for a day or 2 and then do it again.

If you can't quickly react to all 360 degrees around you within milliseconds then you won't get anywhere playing a fraging class.

Woops, nevermind didn't see the link in the paste.

I'm pretty sure unbindall is supposed to be at the top of the binds cfg.

Just tried this, still doesn't work. I've been in test mode every time I've tried to install the drivers.

Pasting the whole file literally crashes the tab on chrome so I uploaded it to mediafire.

http://www.mediafire.com/?x7tva6s7ltgc46p

I'm out of testmode now if that's a problem.

I get all of that but if I try to install the driver on my first of 3 HID mice listed in the manager, it works but on the other 2 it fails. The last one failing causes my mouse to stop working so I assume the last one is my actual mouse. Windows just says something like it can't authenticate the driver even though I did sign the sys file and verified that it was signed.

I can't even get this to work. The driver comes up as unsigned at driver installation no matter what I do.

I'm pretty sure they can just reschedule. Or is the problem that bad?

If those are the games you play focus on your CPU the most.

I was talking mostly about the type of jokes and quirks that Valve put into TF2 like taunting, silly voice queues, and even sillier hats. It's not bad that TF2's fun, obviously, but I think Valve tried to hard to make it funny.

I'm fairly certain the premise of TF2 is what really holds it back. If Valve hadn't made TF2 come off as such a casual, trollish, joke type game people would be more compelled to be good at the game and watch other people who are good.

Valve intentionally made this game to be taken lightly so winning leagues or tournaments and seeing the best players in the world isn't something that comes to mind when you first see or play TF2. There's so many people who pub for hundreds of hours and have no idea about competitive TF2 because there's nothing about TF2 that comes off as being competitive. If you joined a regular CS or Quake pub you'll still see people trying to win. In TF2, most players will just try to fool around and have fun.

There's nothing wrong with how 6s plays or what it's like to watch it (aside from spectating potentially being more efficient) it's just kind of hard for the average new comer to take TF2 a little seriously. That's my opinion anyway.

I wonder when he'll realize that jumping makes you easier to hit.

It's the other way around. Bright images make dark borders look darker than they are. You actually have to be looking at the border for anything light to look brighter, which you won't be doing.

Most people in this thread probably should give calibrating their monitor a try.

My techno pandora station: http://www.pandora.com/station/657884304410611692

I started it off of Tron Legacy's soundtrack. Plays a bunch of exciting/"danceable" electronic music. Perfect for gaming really.

I'm using chrome with tampermonkey for scripts and it's mostly working. the background is still off white, not as dark as the picture.

I forgot who made this, but if he/she is still around, I think the site redesign broke it.