those are some big words coming from a weaboo

tbh I think he is genuinely unaware of his shitposting because he has the social awareness and skills of a 4 year old.

http://comp.tf/wiki/Roaming_Soldier#Resources

Personally I think i55 camerawork was mostly fine and the cheat feed worked to our advantage, the number of sick plays and shots caught by it was really amazing and as a video editor it really helps a lot to have it happen on stream as it's much easier to annotate and save highlights for future recordings.

Im not sure why really the decision for moving away from it since as I said I think the camerawork was fine, probably the only downside I can see from it is that it kinda kills the element of surprise where if you were using it and move into a different player pov we are always expecting some play to happen and it tones down a bit of the excitement but other than that I think its very useful.

I haven't had it for like 3-4 years but when I started having it I was fuckin terrified. I first started having it when I entered university, it was usually horrible nightmarish situations.

The first and most terrifying one which I still remember to this day was me lying on bed sleeping, all of a sudden someone knocking on the door really hard like "Im gonna knock this door down kind of hard" and I woke up, then the door opened really fast and all I saw was a figure with a huge kitchen knife who was gonna stab my chest and I couldn't move at all, then when it stabbed me I suddenly woke up again gasping for air like I really just had been stabbed in the chest, still allucinating and having flashbacks but was completely paralyzed, I was literally trying with all the forces in my body to move my arms and legs and I couldn't get them to move 1 inch, I literally sat there lying for 10 mins sweating profusely while trying to move my limbs with all I had and I could not . It was probably the most afraid I have been in my life.

I haven't had it for the past few years, thankfully, that was around the time I was struggling with lots of family problems so Im not sure if that influenced it at all.

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Same happened to me, I still had the beta as active on my battlenet account profile and I could launch the game but couldn't get a server connection. So I assumed it was bugged and I wasn't in the beta anymore so I just unninstalled it

I have a list of over 50+ youtube and soundcloud channels I use regularly to find music for frags I edit. You can check it on my moviemaking resources thread.

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add rising, add feeling and baby, you've got a stew going!

this makes me feel dead inside

Now that I've played some hours I can finally give some feedback on it.

The game itself is fun, at least for the first few hours, I'm not sure about the replay value of it yet because I haven't really sunk a ton of hours into it, but I assume with so many "heroes", and more coming it won't be that huge of a problem.

My main criticism is the movement, holy shit this is some of the worst movement I have ever experienced on an fps or any game for that matter, very clunky movement on pretty much every character, specially on those which should benefit the most from it. Seriously, characters with explosive jumping abilities and no air strafe or maneuverability whatsoever. Very disappointing.

Game is fun, but it's not a "TF2 Killer" by any means, nor it can be because it plays more like a first person moba than an fps. Also I don't see how it can be interesting competitively, from what I've felt from my limited experience, there's a lot of crutches or dumbed down mechanics. It will probably be huge competitively anyway cuz it's blizzard and they can dump bags of money on it.

I used to play on relatively high sens back in the day (until around 2013), something like 12cms/360 (4.7 inches) and had a really high desk, which forced me to aim solely with my wrist at the edge of the desk. After a couple sessions on mge or dm I would always feel a lot of wrist pain it obviously wasn't healthy

I have since switched to a way higher sens around 33cm/360 (13inches) and transitioned to aim with my arm as well, I still use my wrist but I put only a fraction of the strain in it as I used to. Such a sens change will feel very weird at the beginning, I just remembered I decided to play a pickup as demo right after I changed sens without even testing it and that rollout was the weirdest thing, was running into every wall.

But with practise your muscle memory will get your aim back to normal in a couple weeks at max I would say.

In hindsight it was the best decision I have made, at least for my own health, developing rsi would be hell for me as someone looking to make a career in compsci. Also I only played demo at the time but changing sensitivity helped improve my hitscan aim and I improved quite a lot at scout in the long run.

Blaze didnt record pov demos at i55

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So apaprently I got in this beta but whenever I try to launch the game it gets stuck on this screen.

http://i.imgur.com/Nzk8jge.png

Any help? Or is it solely because it only starts tomorrow? Because if so then there should be some kind of warning or not let me launch the game

Would be interesting to know some useful resources on calibrating our monitors. It's one of those things I never really looked into and I know I'm most probably not using the best settings but would be incredibly useful to me since I do a lot of video work with color correction.