I saw Weird Al at some dinky county festival and I'll be damned if he didn't put on the best show I'd ever seen. He couldn't be making much money off it, I only paid $5 and had front row seats, but he was so energetic, had really great rapport with the crowd, and it was just a ton of fun. He played 3-4 encores, it was about 3 hours too.

I'm not saying I agree with that, it's just the start of when the fnatic hate train started getting big. I don't think shittalking or whatever in sports is a big deal, and I know that NiP and Fnatic don't have a feud about it. They've let bygones be bygones but clearly the rest of the community hasn't.

I think a lot of it started after Bucharest, when Fnatic (allegedly?) slighted NiP during the handshake or something. And then it kept snowballing because reddit.

100% correct, but on the other hand I played with a team for a 3-4 months, really loved playing with them, played other games together and hung out in mumble a lot, and got to know them fairly well before realizing that they were almost a decade younger than me. I've also met people my age who are incredibly immature and not fun to be around, so as long as you keep that in mind I think age won't be a huge issue.

Just a little heads up, this is a community focused around competitive TF2. You might not have a great reception to videos that don't have much to do with comp, although I'm sure reddit/r/tf2 would love this sort of content. Best of luck!

I think it's the manipulation of our community's good faith and volunteerism to personally profit.

The issues that people have expressed with snoven are only those with a direct impact on his ability to manage a charity event with competence and transparency. I think everyone here recognizes that the important part of the event is raising money for a good cause, and people are upset because it appears the administrator has come between our community's willingness to donate and the money actually reaching Child's Play. I work at a non-profit and I haven't seen anything here that crosses the border from "legitimate concerns" to witch hunting. I know if my org ran a similar event, I would be prepared and able to answer any of these concerns with openness and ease. Transparency is a really, really big deal in this field.

You are right though, the important part here is to not let this setback get in the way of people donating to Child's Play through legitimate channels.

I sent you an add (PineMaple), I want to try out Frontier Mode sometime with non-randos.

I believe you but that seems really odd to me. Just seems like a random attribute attached to the weapon, especially given they didn't originally include that in the description. Kind of weird design from my perspective.

- Updated the description for The Gunslinger to include the three hit combo

So this is an intended mechanic?

Happy to see this. I've been wanting to play Titanfall recently too. Is the community as dead as everyone says?

Why do people keep picking Penta to advance over Titan? I've seen this prediction a number of times but never seen any explanation for it.

In general you're right but back when I played baseball, I could handle 4 hour games fairly easily (since you're basically sitting on the bench for half the game) but playing 4 hours of actually competitive matches and scrims can be more mentally exhausting.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zz30SE0mSOQ&feature=youtu.be&t=15m38s

Regardless of whether you actually like his videos or not, he's very much in touch with the attitude of most pubbers and the reddit TF2 community. You can disagree with his thoughts all you want (and I do) but if we're curious as to how TF2's casual playerbase is going to respond to a competing game, watching Muselk's thoughts is probably your best choice. Obviously his opinions are going to have less relevance to a competitive player's opinion but that's no reason to get super upset about it.