Making this thread to see how many people here are colorblind and what kind of tactics they use to play to their fullest in spite of their disability.
I personally suffer from Deuteranomaly and I used to use filters to help me distinguish red players on green backgrounds (stuff like product for example) but recently stopped using them because i felt i never could achieve a good enough balance.
So i wonder what some of you guys may use and if we might be able to help eachothers :D

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The more time passes and the more b4nny looks like a dishevelled homeless man asking you for money when you come out of the subway.

This is what the onlyfans ban on porn does to a mf

CW : foot fetish rubbish, I hate that I have dug further into the rabbit hole

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Played the day before my final exam for Low HL Grand finals, Team kind of threw, we lost, didn't sleep enough, failed 2 subjects out of 8, The leader decided to cut me on a whim, and now I have to do a catch-up exam in 2 days. And I still don't have a team.

After all these years ... I'll use this hud with pride

Thanks a lot for your answer, i was trying to make a little translation of some of the voice menu and stuff, however I am confused that voice menu lines are in every tf_ files except the english one, any idea as to why ?

Is there any template to modify quickly certain words ?
Ie. A file where I can just modify domination, revenge, words such as "team" and "dead", "healer", "healing" etc...
And then drop into any HUD

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I was not taking issue with TF2 top players themselves, but competitive gaming as a whole.
Here is my main issue. Take this simple situation, you are an up and coming competitive player in whatever game (let's take CS) and you also happen to be a woman, honestly, what is the best play ?
You can either.
Compete in the "general leagues" such as majors, esl, etc... and be met by some of the fiercest competition, risk it all and probably never make it like 90% of people that try to go pro. (male and female)
Or you could play in the feminine leagues where the level is admittedly lower, making a name for yourself will be way easier in those specific leagues, maybe the paycheck won't be as good, but a paycheck is a paycheck and it'll definitely be way easier to achieve.

In term, this encourages those female players to only compete in a lower skill level environment and doesn't encourage growth and skill betterment, and that's why most female (at least in FPS games) pro players are seen as worse. If you only compete with people that have a lower skill ceiling because there are simply fewer players to pick from (ie. your point about there being less female players), you will never improve as fast, so in term the leagues level doesn't improve, and it creates this vicious cycle where the skill improvement in the female leagues gets exponentially slower than the one seen in general leagues.

It's just sad, it pins women's esport as a "lesser" form of esport than the "regular competition". Women can kick ass. But if you play in smaller, less skilled leagues your whole career, you'll never make it.

And that's my argument as to why you should not separate female competition (at least in video games) from the rest.

I never really understood separating men and women in competitive video games, it just undermines the women that actually succeed in this "boys club" that most competitive games are perceived as, and also gives opportunity for misogyns and transphobes to complain. Either making fun of women, or saying it's unfair trans women can participate.

I just use a spork

Is there any comprehensive guide to do that ? Looking at all the responses it gets more and more confusing

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