There's also toggle, which takes 3 variables.

toggle "r_drawviewmodel" "0" "1"

I think all of the multi-variable commands are ones that interact with other convars, though.

If Donald Trump made an lft thread, I would give it a Donald Bump

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We have all heard the fable of the fox who, because he cannot reach the grapes, turns away and calls them sour.

But what should I do if I have grapes, but they are actually sour?

Pic is my grapes:

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Is there a way to get a notification when a game on your wishlist goes on flash sale?

There's only like 3 games I'm interested in buying right now but none of them have compelling deals yet.

uh
thanks?

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You lied about having a doubleheader an hour after us and lied about the pause limit. So much for "taking this game more seriously"

He's a fucking idiot and highlander is an unstrategic shitfest in practice, but there is a salient point related to what he's saying.

As someone who has led teams for both hl and 6s before, the work required outside of the game to coordinate the varying schedules and skill-levels and emotions of 9 different mentally unstable players and coaxing them towards working together to win at video games can often be a very difficult task to stay on top of.

Why?

I drink 3 gallons of water per day

when I lived in a dorm without a water filter I hauled cases of bottled water up to my room with a shopping cart

My name is iso, and I am a water addict

Starting a thread with the title that amounts to "Reddit had a repost about this topic" doesn't really get people to care about the actual topic of the post. Especially since this includes original thought instead of just the standard doomsaying.

Usually, I am practically the least qualified person on this entire site to start a thread with such a lofty title.

However, an article I recently read gives a surprisingly clear explanation as to why some people can improve much more quickly than others with the same amount of practice. Looking back on the time I spent in TF2, I realized that most of the mistakes I was making could be traced back to a few bad habits that this article articulated how to fix very well.

The article is a bit on the long side but it is absolutely worth the read, especially if you're wondering why you're still stuck playing stagnantly in (division) after many seasons.

http://nautil.us/issue/35/boundaries/not-all-practice-makes-perfect

I'm curious what the community thinks of the model of practicing described in this article: did you think that, after reading it, you can improve faster than you were before? And to the more accomplished players here, would you say that it accurately describes how you got good?

just wear thigh high socks when you go out, that way nobody will know that your legs are shaven

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