Looks pretty nice. Keep up the good work!

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Crit-fail usually has 3-6 open players per pug, and usually plays multiple times per day. The other 9-6 people are more variable, though. YMMV. Sometimes you'll get lucky and it'll be nearly all open-caliber players.

http://pug.crit-fail.net

Ho boy do I miss college internet

Related, are STVs anywhere?

There is no way that is a 120 Hz monitor. It's too cheap for one that big. There must be a typo in the specs online. A 120 Hz monitor MUST support DVI-D in order for it to work, and a true 120 Hz would be about twice as expensive as that one if they are 27". Best shot is to return it and buy a real one.

This happened to me too. For some reason, TF2 was reading the file from /tf/cfg, and NOT from /tf/custom/userstuff/cfg. Regardless of the changes I made to the autoexec (or any other config in the custom folder), TF2 would read from the regular cfg folder in /tf/. I don't know why it did that. I backed up my TF folder, then deleted it entirely. Reinstalled the custom stuff (hud, configs including autoexec) in the proper location (tf/custom/userstuff) and it worked.

Pain in the ass, but shouldn't take more than 20min to rectify. I suppose you could edit the files in /tf/cfg but then you'll have multiple copies of your configs floating around and it gets to be a mess. Especially if tf2 decided to start reading from the correct location at some point in the future.

I also think we should give it some time, instead of reacting with the knee-jerk reaction of banning it. It ended up being every team's "secret weapon" at LAN, but I think there is a good possibility that the meta will mature as people explore the strengths and weaknesses of the new quickfix. A lot of people (including bl4nk on the LAN cast) pointed out that heavy/QF med at choke leaves your flank particularly weak, and the inability to push into last is another glaring weakness of quickfix. My team also found that running the QF changes the distribution and emphasis of where heals are going, which impacts how your team plays. Perhaps you're right

Literature professors HATE him!

Keep up the good work, I'd love to see Warmfront make a comeback.

Watercooling is definitely a bad idea. It is really expensive, very complex, and in most cases does not give enough of a benefit to justify doing it. Not to mention that you have to clean it, and the coolant can spill everywhere and make a huge mess. Air cooling is more than adequate for all but the most hardcore hardware nerds. If you want to spend several hundred dollars on a full custom loop for cooling, yes you'll get better performance than air cooling. If you have any semblance of a budget, though, don't watercool. Imitations like the H80 don't make your CPU much cooler than a CM 212, which is only $30. Nobody short-circuits their motherboard because of an air leak.

Well, you could try uninstalling TF2/steam and deleting all local content. Tends to fix weird things for me, at least.

A bit dated, but might try this

http://i.imgur.com/39USpX4.png

I noticed a big drop in fps after the most recent update. Added mat_phong 0 to my config, thinking maybe that helps? At midfights is when it is worst. Not a huge issue if I drop from 300 to 170 but it is noticeable. It is a bit ridiculous that a nice computer can't consistently get 240+ anymore though, even with a graphics config.

THIS! I developed a habit of pistoling (and actually got pretty good at it) because in MGE I would just fire my six scattergun shots and switch to pistol regardless of how many scattershots I actually hit.