I feel the most important part of a HUD is that it's frequently updated. Many of the HUDs I like stop getting updated when TF2 updates, so I end up having to find a new one, which can be a hassle.

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814161428

Watching leogeo's cast of this live got me into comp tf2:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=bgbnTLsl8kE#t=75s

Fan is pretty big, the only thing that might cause an issue is fitting it on a micro ATX with the RAM and GPU. That RAM hangs pretty low though so it will probably not be an issue. Everything else looks good to me though, except the GTX 780 ASUS is out of stock on Newegg.

The change is hardly noticeable to be honest. The only thing I see it affecting is using the Equalizer to do a quick dodge.

Hi, we're currently looking for a combo, a scout and (maybe?) a demo. If you're interested contact me on Steam. Here's our current roster:

Medic: ?
Pocket: drdonutman
Demo: reaL (maybe)
Roamer: Rigel
Scout: boon
Scout: ?

Thanks.

It's been a very long time since I've been interested in a TF2 update.

I've started streaming with my new computer. I'm 23 years old. I will be streaming plenty of TF2 including scrims, DM, jump maps and pubbing. Will also go into other games like Skyrim, Borderlands 2, Dota 2 and Civilization V, but TF2 will always be consistently included in my broadcasts.

I live in Massachusetts at the moment, and go to college in New York. I will likely be moving elsewhere in the coming few months. I've been playing TF2 for four years now, competitively for more than two years, with six seasons of ESEA experience and one season of CEVO.

My stream can be found here:

http://www.twitch.tv/rigelorionbeta/

Thank you.

So old school. I remember downloading CoD 2 patches through third party websites

Last night, on two occasions, everyone on the server had to suffer with 100-150 ping for a few minutes. Happened in the middle of a fight as well, but otherwise we just kind of waited for it to go away.

Best thing you can try doing is playing on a 120Hz for awhile then try a 60Hz. You will notice how much smoother everything was when you switch. Just move a window around in circles and you'll notice how much smoother the 120Hz is.

I didn't notice the difference at first either. After playing a bit and watching other 60Hz screens, me and my brother, who also got a 120Hz, realize how much of a difference it makes.

Vector Gaming says otherwise.

This is just a general suggestion that I think would help balance the Heavy weapons a bit: introduce "cone of fire" as an attribute. I feel all of the Heavy's weapons should have a tighter cone so tracking is more important, raising the skill ceiling of the Heavy and potentially making him fun.

Seems very dedicated, always see him playing pugs, should be on a team for sure.

I remember watching a DOTA match where the game was literally paused until one of the aliasing players changed their name back to what they had registered as. It probably won't be enforced by ESEA, but I think the community should take it upon itself to ease up on the aliasing, not just invite but intermediate and open as well.

It's always been a pet peeve of mine. I had to explain to some people new to competitive TF2 what aliasing was and what their actual names were. I dunno, it's kind of dumb.