Never seen a boxing match before. Although it was interesting to watch and more technical than I thought it would be, I couldn't get past how much money is involved in this. In the end, does the outcome of this boxing match have any real affect on two careers that are likely going to end soon?

It didn't seem like either side gave it their all based on the hype that I've been hearing and the commentary. Maybe I'm missing something though. It seems counter-intuitive for them not to play for anything other than their legacy when they're in the twilight of their careers.

It's not about the time really, it's about consistency. There are days I'm not going to be on because I want to do other stuff. There are days I'm not gonna be on because I had to work later or are going to be busy with other stuff. There are days that I won't be on because I just don't feel like playing Team Fortress 2.

All that goes into the decision of playing TF2, or any game for that matter, competitively. I've played with people on my team that have recognized that they fit into the above description, yet still decide to play. They end up missing scrims or pay half attention the entire night, while the rest of the team is working their ass off. You end up having to get ringers for half the days of the week, or worse, have to make a team decision to find another, more dedicated player.

If you don't have time to play, then at least find other people that also don't have time to play, or people that are fine with you missing scrims once or twice a week. A lot of people do that, but the player base is objectively getting smaller, so naturally, its harder to do. I personally want to commit myself if I'm playing, all or nothing, so for me, its not a question; I won't play unless I can make five scrims a night regularly, and I and plenty of others can't see themselves doing that anymore.

If I didn't wear glasses, I couldn't read 12 pt font more than a foot from my eyes.

The show has stayed pretty faithful to the books so far. Despite what people like to say, no major changes have been made. This season there will be some pretty drastic differences, and I feel they are warranted.

The fourth and fifth books are, at least in my opinion, the driest of the series. They contain lots of filler and scheming, up until the end of the books where some major stuff finally begins to happen. You could say that about any of the other books, however at least there was some minor action between the beginning and ends. Just think about all the story-lines that were progressed through the third book compared to both the fourth and fifth. Dance and Feast's sort of story-telling, I feel, won't translate well to the TV without some snipping.

The producers have also said multiple times they want to finish this up in seven seasons. It's impossible to say now if that's going to happen or not, but if you're going to cut some content from the books, I'm glad it's going to be the fourth and fifth. To ensure the success of the show, you need to make things interesting, and honestly there's a lot of stuff in those books that I feel won't be interesting to the average viewer.

Gabriel's character doesn't make sense.

He calls Rick's group terrible people, then breaks down every other episode when he feels guilty about killing people at his church. He's probably killed more innocents than Rick's group has combined.

Blew $100 on it.

It took them 1 month to fix a bug where your mouse cursor would be stuck on the screen at the start of games, and the only way you could get rid of it is disabling Steam overlay. You could also mash SHIFT+TAB over and over again at the start of the game (while questioning how this was added between beta and release...) and that would fix it most of the time .

2K definitely fucked up big time with their PR, but I can't take all the blame away from Turtle Rock. The above bug should have been fixed in a hotfix the week of release, not in a small patch that hardly fixed any of the big problems with the game (matchmaking, overpowered Wraith, fly-like-an-eagle mode)... and somehow, DLC is going to bring players in?

Evolve kind of broke my heart. It's still a good game, but every time I try to play it, I'm reminded of the obvious efforts of 2K to milk their customers for all their worth, and the (still) slow response from Turtle Rock to much needed balancing changes and a matchmaking fix. Then again, they have a quota from 2K to get this DLC out soon, so they can't be bothered with that.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CRVQPQN-YZk

INTJ
Introvert(67%) iNtuitive(62%) Thinking(62%) Judging(33%)
You have distinct preference of Introversion over Extraversion (67%)
You have distinct preference of Intuition over Sensing (62%)
You have distinct preference of Thinking over Feeling (62%)
You have moderate preference of Judging over Perceiving (33%)

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Put in console:

prec_delete_useless_demo

If its set to 1, it will delete demos if you don't get a killstreak in the demo.

Is the file even being created? Play a tournament game and check your tf folder for a PREC demo. If its created and then deleted afterwards, there might be a prec convar you have to change.

Make sure you don't have two installs of PREC. There should only be one in tf/custom/addons, but not one in tf/addons.

You might have not uninstalled it from before they did the SteamPipe update.

In the USA, broadband was considered anything above 4mbps... until a few days ago, when it was upgraded to 25mbps.

Not really much you can do other than call your ISP and hope that they care. When I had issues with Charter internet I called them up and they had a guy come over and give me a new modem.. seems to fix the issue each time, but it happens relatively frequently.

Is this what you pay for? Or should you be getting higher speeds?

you're bigger than i'll ever be

because i always wanted to be a star