If you are the average user then installing Flux will take care of any blue light related eye strain issues you will run into. However for certain people gunnars will be a better option. Mainly people who move from screen to screen a lot or who need them for something other than a computer screen like console gamers.

As far as do the actually help your eyes yeah the science makes sense and every review I've seen of them agrees they do help.

Technically tas jump map runs are just segmented runs but since it requires an outside plugin I would argue it does fall under the umbrella of "tool assisted" even if it isn't frame perfect pixel perfect individual inputs we often see in tas runs of other games.

Never used a 903 but I own a g900 and I'd say the buttons were less sensitive than the gpro though I never really had issues with the buttons on my gpro being too easy to press.

Future invite team. I've scrimmed several iterations of blanc over the last several seasons and they are always incredibly kind and polite.

I fucking love siege it's the first game that has been able to make me want to play it more than tf2. I'd 100 percent disagree that it has a lower skill ceiling that cs though I would agree that it's a different kind of ceiling than cs. Recoil control and aim are still incredibly important though the recoil is rng so it doesn't quite require what cs does but the map knowledge that is necessary to be good in siege is absolutely fucking incredible. Most pros will tell you that they are still learning new things about the maps to this day.

Don't buy the starter edition it's pretty much universally hated. 5 stacking vs solo q'ing are two entirely different experiences imo. Solo q sort of sucks but 5 stacking is the most fun I've had playing video games in years.

Some quick tips if I've managed to convince anyone to buy it
1. The silencer blows. The only reason to ever have one is if you are playing echo because his gun by default has one you can't get rid of.
2. The muzzle break looks op when you look at the recoil breakdowns but those things are not always totally accurate and the muzzle break is only good on single shot weapons like the pistols.
3. DON'T REINFORCE KIDS BEDROOM ON HOUSE.
4. Whenever you have to peek something do it while moving quickly and using the lean function. Slow peeking is the best way to lose a gunfight in this game.
5. Always use a grip, usually the vertical grip. Always use a sight(except on some shotguns imo) Usually acog if available. Red dot sucks, holo and reflex are good if your gun doesn't allow for acog.
6. When you first open the game there are some tutorial videos that probably aren't the useful for most but you can hit play then cancel out of them for a free 200 renown a piece.
7. Max fov isn't always the right answer in siege. Having a lower fov will make it so you are more zoomed in when you aim down sights which will make it easier to win gunfights/see people.
8. Find the graphics settings that work for you. Lowest possible settings might result in more frames but certain settings will make it easier to see enemies when you turn them up a bit. I don't remember exactly what to recommend so you will have to google search for this one.

There's about a trillion more things to list but I won't in the interest of time. Add me if you want to play we usually have a 3-4 stack going when we play and would love to have some people to finish up the stack. http://steamcommunity.com/id/bandjoe/

I've known frenzy for a while now and he is actually a super nice guy and a strong demo. Him making a team starting with only himself should be evidence to his dedication and love of tf2.

Strong demo but he thinks he plays at 160,000 dpi lmao.

I don't exactly like banny but within the context of this thread he basically said "yeah I made a mistake and wouldn't do it again" and I can at least respect that.

Don't really know shiny but frick is pretty chill and will market garden a demo on mid at least once.

Bump again

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0lVf5QqeLfY

Played with them season 26 and had fun. They are getting better all the time and their core has been together for a very long time. Once guac shakes off the rust they will be in a really good position to make playoffs with the right demo pickup.

I've read quite a few of these "help my net settings in game aren't the same as what's in my cfg" and 99 percent of them end in "I found the wrong settings somewhere else in my cfgs".

The moral of the story here is no matter how sure you are that those values don't exist elsewhere double/triple check every cfg you have. Check your class cfgs, every line in your autoexec, any cfgs that are execed by your autoexec.

Also make sure to check that the config with the correct values is actually getting execed.

Do we have any idea if any official hotel situation will be happening?

It would be except you can do the same thing with a class change bind and it doesn't rely on the item server not fucking you over. If you play anything but medic the a class change bind is objectively better than a load out switch bind. The only time a load out switch bind is te best option is when you are medic on last, need to resup as fast as possible and don't want to lost any uber (or you are playing etf2 and want to move spawns while maintaining uber)

Not having an amd video card will make the freesync irrelevant. As long as you have the proper cord (display port or dual link dvi are most common, most hdmi WON'T work) and you have the display set to 144hz then you should be able to play full screen or windowed borderless and still get the 144hz.