Donald Trump, he's a lotta fun. And there's a little bit of me that thinks
"Fuck it, let's do it. Let's do it and see how crazy shit can get". -Jim Jefferies

I honestly thought this was just another meme thread.

What Stoge said, I've learned this the hard way.

Clockwork said that he was motivated by this phrase: "If X can do this, then I can do this as well".

I've been using this as an excuse to change my sensitivity for quite some time and the conclusion was that it applies to pretty much everything except for your sensitivity. For me, sensitivities like B4nny's (13cm), Stark's (52cm) or even Nukkye's (~70cm) just do not work no matter how hard I try.
When I realized that I just took 1 out of ~40 sensitivities that I've already tested and started making minor adjustments to it.

After a few days of tests I figured out the sens that works best for me which is 27.1cm/360.

Same thing with viewmodels. Most people do not use them because they find them too big and distracting. I've been playing with vm's off on slots 1 and 2 on every class for like 2 or 3 seasons. However, after the MYM update I decided to give min vm's a try and I found out that for me it's easier to time my shots by looking at the animation rather than just "feel" the right timing.

Conclusion:
People usually say "Just find the settings that you're comfortable with and keep 'em" but I have something better.
Do no be afraid to spend some time searching for the settings that you're comfortable with. Once you do, don't bitch out when things start to go south and just keep 'em

Used to take this thing but stopped after one month. Not only my lips were so dry that they started to bleed whenever I showed any sign of emotions on my face, but I also had pancreas pain which was gone 1 week after I stopped taking accutane. Would not recommend.

1. Well, it is like that but in my opinion, it's not about the class being not fun to play. It's about player's mindset. For example, I used to play A LOT of Dota 2 a few years ago and I rarely had any fun playing as support. Sure, it's important to create space for your core players there but that's just not what I enjoy doing.
In TF2 the situation is pretty much the same. Some people (myself included) just don't like playing support role.

2. Yes, that's exactly what they are doing and I'm pretty sure it's working. More fun playing the class means more people that are willing to play/main it.

3,4. These are the kind of questions that only an other medic main can answer. All I can say is that reworking the core med mechanics is going to require too much effort and might break the game/piss off too many people that enjoy playing the class as it is right now.

TL;DR - Damneasy's post above.

BenQ XL2411z might be a good choice if you don't mind spending a few hours dealing with it's god-awful default colour settings.

You're under arrest.

http://puu.sh/q42GI/3899a52dc5.png

I'm enjoying new min viewmodels on almost every weapon (Rocket Launcher and Grenade Launcher are still off) but I still think Valve should unlock "r_drawviewmodel" and "viewmodel_fov" cvars. Locking ridiculous viewmodel_fov values like 90 and above would be more than enough in my opinion.

BabyRage HOW CAN PEOPLE LIKE WHAT I DON'T LIKE BabyRage

Ok, first of all, YouTube always recompresses your video, no matter what render settings you use. If you rightclick on your video and open "Stats for nerds" you can see that it was recompressed with avc1.64002a codec. Any other fragclip with good quality was recompressed by vp9 codec(see for yourself and compare the quality). The problem should fix itself once YouTube decides that your vids get enough views.

However, there is a way around this. You have to add a filter to your video in YouTube video editor(LOMO is the least cancerous one, let me know if you find something better) and save the changes. After recompression is done, refresh the page for like 15 times and see if it has vp9 codec. Check back in 15 minutes if it doesn't.

It is also important to not to save it as another video. If you do that you will get a vp9 codec as well, but the amount of pixelation will be fucking insane.

As for the audio, try to change it to 256kbps. Default HandBrake audio settings are fucked.

sideshow's stream ends and so does my life ̿̿ ̿̿ ̿̿ ̿'̿'\̵͇̿̿\.

What this means is that everything below 15.2 lerp is a placebo.

I personally can confirm that using <15.2 lerp makes player models jittery sometimes.

can confirm

About a year ago I was going through major changes in my personality and at some point I thought that my old unoriginal alias has to go. When I stumbled upon Pigeon Detectives' song which is called "I'm Not Sorry", I decided that it would be a really nice alias that fits "new me" very well so I started using it.

Ironically, people started calling me "Sorry" which is both retarded and impractical when it comes to communicating in-game. That's when I decided to shorten it to "INS".

I don't know if <15.2 lerp is actually a placebo or not, but I've been using 0.0 lerp for quite a while and many players appeared to be very jittery because of it. As soon as I switched it back to 15.2 everything was smooth again.
But yeah, if you want to test it yourself you should set "cl_updaterate" value to 66+ (up to 100000).