I liked the transitions when the song changed the pace. The video hurt my eyes though.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KyD0tO0T1HA

Hi, I would like to know the different commands that differentiate between max frames and dx9. Thanks in advance.
EDIT: ty all

I'll be honest, even though changing someone's loadout is a part of tf2, it's not as interesting as someone actually playing a game(even if it's league) imo.

Also Makaveli has gotten better at not screaming "nigger" after raging.

Angel barely streams tf2 gameplay (let's be real, 80 viewers because she's switching her hats is p stupid) and somehow manages to get on the live streams section. Apparently Slin just added her there because she plays comp tf2 as a steel heavy or something and that was all the proof Slin needed.
Idk at least I think it was because she was a steel heavy after her thread: http://teamfortress.tv/forum/thread/15221-angel

Now people are getting on her because her stream isn't the best (and she acts like the stereotypical girl gamer) and the knights are defending her by saying that the people are bullying her.

Yo there are crits in mge...

I have nothing to contribute when talking about this topic since the things I was going to say have been stated in prior posts.

However, if we do consider thinking of changing match settings, there should be pugs or scrims in place to determine what would be the perfect time to set the timer to.

Although only two people are on the roster so far, with some good players these guys can contest in playoffs.

And this is without getting out of position so he's incredible.

I thought the short circuit already did like 2 damage per hit...

Watch demos from esea matches. You can download them from the match pages(assuming they didn't take it down already).

EDIT: If you want matches that I would watch, some of the higher level main matches were pretty intense. However, most main teams play differently from open teams(pushes, time they push, etc.)

He's incredible.

After getting my 120hz monitor, I realized that I perform just as well as I would on my 60hz. The 120hz just has less strain for me and it doesn't hurt my eyes as much.

Back on topic, I think your experiment is flawed considering that there are many factors as to why people win/lose mge whether it would be play style, skill in general, or maybe even flaws with a person's setup that makes the person inconsistent.

To fix this a bit (it still wouldn't be perfect though), you should have Person A switch hz and person B should use the same hz for the trials. The problem with that is mentioned in the previous statement from before.

Basically, what I'm trying to get at is that there is no quantifiable way that proves that a 144/120hz is better than a 60hz and that it's different for everyone.

I came to report back that ggglygy's aliases have given me women and weed.

This guy has an amazing voice

You're a fraud, Nick and Cloudmaker play dota.