I have never adjusted my interp or really any settings at all in my game except FOV and viewmodel FOV. Should I?

So hawt. Great edit. SFM looks sooo much better than regular smooths. I really should try to learn it.

I was confused because the casters here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TkxsT8XGMXg were pronouncing it, it... lol

I just wanted to know how it was pronounced. srry 4 internet wars

oh, that makes sense now. I was really confused for a second. Thanks

I saw the TFTV cast on youtube today and I thought it was pronounced eye tee, not it... Kind a stupid question but which one is it?

Dont worry ik. I like ur videos :)

Good call, but it was a dumb question anyways, the answer is in the read me. Anyways, I have a script that looks like this,

developer 1
echo "default settings loaded"
developer 0

// viewmodel/combination script binds
bind "0" "weapon10"
bind "1" "weapon1"
bind "2" "weapon2"
bind "3" "weapon3"
bind "4" "weapon4"
bind "q" "lastweapon"

bind "mouse1" "+attack"
bind "mouse2" "+attack2"

// crosshair script binds
bind "a" "+moveleft"
bind "d" "+moveright"
bind "s" "+back"
bind "w" "+forward"
bind "SPACE" "+jump"
bind "ctrl" "+duck"

sensitivity // [#] Your default sens
r_drawviewmodel // [0/1] set to "1" for viewmodels on, "0" for off

This script used to say 'bind "1" "slot1"'. You must change the word slot1 to weapon1. Simple fix.

I use brosels cross hair switcher and for some reason when I use the mouse-wheel the cross-hairs will switch but when I press 1, 2 or 3 the cross-hair stays with the one that I have on my weapon 1. Can anyone help?

This is what the binds section looks like

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

EDIT:I fixed it. Thanks

u look pretty ghetto if that's actually you in ur steam pic. if this isn't a troll post, and you actually wanna get better, i would put down the bow and arrow and just work on the sniperrifle

I don't exactly know what you mean by something not making sense in TF2 because at the level that I play (lobbies, pubs), nothing makes sense. But sometimes the best way to counter a team is to play like an idiot. Its easy to get under other teams skin and get in their heads when you aren't playing TF2 how it is "expected" to be played. Not exactly sure what I mean, i guess I'll let you figure that out.

Cant so much help you with tunnel vision, you could probably get good advice for that from someone else, but as for the moving on part, i can help a little. As someone who plays hockey at a high level and as a defense man, you end up making mistakes during games, and some of those may even cost your team a goal or even worse, the game. You basically have to look at the mistake as something that happened and wont happen again. By dwelling on the mistake you just end up hurting your team and playing "soft". When you play anything that needs you to be physical or aggressive playing tentative will only cost you to play worse and hurt your team more. Just remember that you are playing at that level because your good enough to be there. Don't worry about one mistake, let it go and learn from it. Hopefully my analogy wasn't too extreme, hope i helped a little :)

I liked it, cause i like googlr and this was like his

would like to do that, however i would need demos. i never play medic at a high level

wouldnt worry about that lol. I suck at smooths and find them boring to make anyways