I'll give it a try next time I play. (my res is 1366 x 769 by the way.)

Let me get in on this.
Send me an invite, please.

So, I have a few questions about the HUD. First off, whenever I jump into a game, the shadows of my health and ammo are out farther than they should be. (I'll provide a screenshot soon.)

Also, when I try to look around by moving my mouse, my character simply doesn't look around. It also seemed to unbind my ~ key, any suggestions?

I love you so much for this, thank you.

In hindsight, the idea was good, but the execution was bad. Especially considering how I noted in the OP that I'm only a year old competitively, and only know a few names and the classes they belong to because of that. Not to mention the people who played multiple classes. (Mackey, b4nny, Harbleu, Platinum) there's probably a much better way to do this in all honesty.

I was basing it off of players that used to play but quit, but since since you're likely not the last to suggest a current player, I decided to just do them all.

Question to all: If a player was on more than one class, should I put them on for all their classes, or the one they were known most for?

I don't understand what you mean. (Not the sharpest tool in the shed.)

So I was reading the "Mike Left Epsilon?" Thread and this caught my eye:

I've only been around for a year or two and am only familiar with those that played the classes I play, so feel free to help. Just tell me the player name and the class they played.

I thought it was an interesting idea, so why not? Also, should newer players be in here too?

Current Hall-of-Famers:

Scouts: Carnage, Yz50, Justin, Stefan, Oplaid, dabes, Clockwork, Cyzer, Enigma, Squid, Ruwin, Bloodsire, Alfa, Gglygly, wltrs,

Soldiers: Relic, Reptile, Jaeger, Tyrone, Mackey, Darn, Wonderwall, Dave_AC, TLR, A_Seagull, Lange, Yuki, Sheep, GeaR, Jukebox, Fragga, Taggerung, Blaze,

Demomen: SolidSnake, dummy, Numlocked, Rebeli, Termo, kaidus, b4nny, ryb

Medics: Pyyyour, Shade, CB, Harbleu,

Mid - Badlands

Second - Process

Last - Gullywash

I've always been a huge b4nny team fan, but it's hard to ignore the fact that the longest standing invite team could leave. If that happens, the one of the best rivalries in the history of this game is *poof*

I love this HUD so much, it's even made me switch off of Broeselhud, which I've used for so long I forgot, the only issue I have is a personal one, but if anybody could help Id be glad.

Anyway. My resolution is 1366 x 768, if that help at all, and I feel like the chat box is a little to high, because it's was up in the top left corner. Is there anyway I can lower it?

This is all my own personal opinion, like most others here, and likewise should be taken with a grain of salt, especially considering how I'm only steel.

I would feel like Scout is definitely the easiest, all things considered. The hardest thing a Scout needs to do is flank the enemy and take them down without taking damage. The only communication to really need to do is say where people are and when you're going in, that's pretty much it.

Roamer is the second easiest, so long as you can rocket jump well, which any respectable roamer should know how to do. The reason I say it's the second easiest is because it's basically the same as the scout, except you don't always have to flank, and when playing roamer, you have to rocket jump. And the communication is basically just saying when you're jumping.

Pocket is probably middle ground. The reason for this is that for this class, and ever class after, there are some aspects of the class that cannot be practiced in pub play. Anyway, here goes: I'd say pocket is the third because of the fact that the pocket has to do substantially more communication in regards to pushing and things like that. It's incredibly difficult to practice pocket well in a pub, even if one of your friends is a medic main, because there are far more than 4 other people to heal on any one server at any one time, and most pubbers will only bitch at you if you try to call.

Next comes demoman. Demo is higher up because of the fact that, as a demo, in pubs, mostly you'd do m1 + m2 to destroy any pubbers who charge at you with reckless abandon just because they can. Whereas in a competitive environment, people will know how much you can do, and they know how scary you are. They also know that, unless you're b4nny, you suck at close range. So not only will they target you more then they would a scout or roamer or soldier, they also know your primary weakness.

Last, and the hardest, is medic. As a medic, you need to dodge, know who to heal and when, know when to pop, know when to milk, know how to call, know how to track ubers, and other stuff. You also be pretty damn aware of the fact that everybody wants to kill you and blame you for everything. In pubs, you can't rely on most players, and therefore have to heal and pocket the highest scoring player or something similar. But what if all the good players are snipers, or spies, or other medics? Not to mention the factor that everybody will blame you for that frag they didn't get. You've also got to track ubers, and in pub tf2, how likely are you to meet and non-battle medic? Honestly, I could go on for hours about how the medic transition is so hard. But I'll just rest my case for fear of repeating myself.

To conclude: Medic>Demoman>Pocket>Roamer>Scout

2000 Saturn V-6. Just got it literally yesterday.

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Yo man, shut ur face or I'll kick ur arse, m8.

I threatened to beat you up, do I win?

It's funny because this all started because Plat wanted a key for CS.