try putting your res in launch options, so -w 1980 -h 1080. sry if this doesn't work

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Your note about derivatives is why bunnyhopping is still technically possible in TF2. Because airstrafing is "non-holonomic," the increased total distance that comes guaranteed when you airstrafe translates into increasing or decreasing velocity and acceleration.

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

This might also explain why w-strafing is "worse" than A/D strafing: An A/D strafe keeps acceleration perpendicular to a player's current velocity because acceleration in Source is based on the keys you're pressing. So by strafing with A or D while moving in some velocity through the air, total distance is increased because you're turning through the air at a different angle than where you're currently headed. And because velocity and acceleration also presumably depend on distance in TF2, increasing your distance pathway through the air increases your velocity and acceleration while in the air as a result.

A W airstrafe, on the other hand, keeps velocity and acceleration together for the player. This results in smaller-angle movement through the air (you can't rotate your velocity as quickly with a w-strafe than with an A/D strafe), and a kind of "pulling feeling" back in the direction of your original rocket jump. These smaller angles result in less gained position in the air, which in turn causes less gained velocity and acceleration.

A/D strafe, where the black arrow is velocity and the red arrow is your strafe key: https://steamuserimages-a.akamaihd.net/ugc/1100293836530956311/3F5B008BE5788665344963CE8A73B904DE20092A/

W strafe: https://steamuserimages-a.akamaihd.net/ugc/1100293836530780512/FA053FBC5D325CA33EC65B1D3C3C8026545DD1CF/

Some more info about airstrafing is here: https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=184184420

We're one step closer to a training map where you can practice airshots vs bots that strafe like real players. Cool post!

dm crushes IM easily

I firmly agree with Young Sanity in this situation

editing because of mcats' post: It was not your place to decide who got to play and who didn't get to play. Of course I don't agree with Young Sanity being late, etc., but we established very early (see the team name) that Young Sanity was not going to be cut or "benched."

bump s9

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

Young Sanity decided not to play the match because he was in too much pain. We won with a ringer

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qTXGAd1kpXY

when you're holding push to talk and she can hear you through the vent :-(

Dear scrim finders,

Go Raw, Revival! Titan Arc receives an F rating. They:
-took 15min to get more than 2 players joining the server
-pretended they had a ringer and told us to "ready he's joining"
-played 5v6 for 10 minutes
-finally baited our pregame after 30 minutes total, when one of their players rage quit (their nonexistent ringer never joined)

I don't know if this is a one-off, but proceed with caution...

^ 82 minute long match... longest in the season so far?

People forget that dictators are usually fairly popular among their people. Hitler, Stalin, and Mao were popular when they ruled, and modern dictators like Jinping and Kim have set new heights for dictator popularity.

Dictators often thrive off of popular support, and many are democratically elected in their first years. Plato said that "tyranny arises, as a rule, from democracy." Anyone who's interested in this sort of thing can look into the concept of the "legal (world) revolution."

If you think me addressing the role the US military-industrial complex has played in Eastern geopolitics over the last 70 years is a "bothsides centrist approach," then you didn't read my post. I shared no opinions in that post besides a few reasons why I believe NATO's response will be similar to its response to Crimea. NATO probably isn't going to do anything that changes anything, and we both know it.

Understanding the reasons nation-states do things is important, even if you don't agree with their reasons. If Ukraine had never given its nukes away in response to Western pressure, Russia would be far more cautious.

Ukranian MP Alexey Gocharenko shares this view: "Ukraine is the only nation in the human history which gave up the nuclear arsenal, the third biggest in the world in 1994, with guarantees of the US, UK and Russian Federation. Where are these guarantees?"
Ukraine’s former defense minister Anriy Zahorodniuk also shares this view: "We gave away the [nuclear] capability for nothing."

I said that the actions of Russia in this situation are consistent with geopolitical theory, and you somehow took that as a statement of support for the Russian government.