I laughed so f**king hard at that.

I heard someone complaining about many demo rollouts now being undoable.

Market gardening at close range is near impossible because you're shot a thousand feet farther than you should've been shot. This mechanic of no damage falloff w/ rocket jumping is unnatural and takes away a lot of precision. "S" tapping is unreliable, especially for new players. I haven't tried a lobby with this yet, but I believe that people would feel similarly about bombing in certain situations.

Thats not what matters. Making something more accessible and simple to learn is a good thing. Taking away mechanics thoroughly developed and evolutionized by a community or changing these developed mechanics to the point of 'breakage' is the real sin valve committed here.

my game feels incredibly smooth compared to before.

My apologies, I forgot that the issue of rocket jumping being broken is linked to the changes in stickybomb explosions.

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To be honest, I don't know if valve will 'fix' this at all. After all, Valve wants this game to be noob-friendly. So that means making the game simpler. Wouldn't it be simpler if you had never had to have learned c-tap, basher jumping, speedshots, or learn how far away to shoot a rocket for the desired effect?

This is why I think Valve should ask the competitive community for their opinions. Veterans with 2,000 Hrs+ know a lot more about TF2 than computer programmers that probably have around 100 Hours in the game.

Also, the Loch-n'-Load is still fucked. No matter how much you nerf it, its always going to be dumb until you remove the increased projectile speed that makes the weapon a crutch for people with cancerous projectile prediction. Nobody is going to stop using it in pubs... Ever...

Don't get me wrong, I love Valve as a company.
But I just hate change, especially when I've just become accustomed to it. I think all of us would hate it if they ever released a TF3... because we'd have to grasp completely foreign concepts and forget those we've been using for years.

A realistic comparison but an extreme one at that, is when Valve nerfed bhopping from every 'modern' valve game ever.

wtf man I fucking learned ctap LAST WEEK.

I really don't know wats going on, but it feels INFINITELY smoother. Rocket jumps also feel weird to me. Is it just me?

This feels 10x smoother than before the update. I think we may be running source 2 or something, and the UI changes support the theory.

spark_electric01_embers is beautifully simplistic for the rocket launcher. The flash for me when using electrocuted_blue_flash and electrocuted_red_flash was a bit too much...

ew anime lol what a freaking loser. all animes are the same, just some spiky haired douche and some girl with enormous watermelons that the guy is scared of when she gets mad. wow so interesting, many story, definetely original.

if you watch anime, stop watching it its f%^king dumb. lol every single thing is the same.... sometimes even down to the details.

That did the trick. The names were off. Right now, when I try and set it to how I desire it to be, it goes way off the screen. The vgui_drawtree shows that the box/panel for huddemomanpipes.res is too small, and it'll get cut off even if I move it an inch up. How do I enlargen it?

This is another one I just tried out and love to death. 4 Days later after temporarily switching to broeselhud_blue, I think the meters I'm using are disgustingly large. Some of these seem pretty opinionated, but I've grown to love every single thing here I've implemented.