about 280 when standing still
about 200 during actual fight

This so much. It's perfect if you want to relax. For anyone that likes listening to Nujabes while playing I highly recommend Marcus D too.
also

Ratatat
Tycho
ProleteR

are great for playing as well.

I've seen Merlin and once you get into it it can really get you hooked, can recommend if you're looking for a solid fantasy show.

looking forward to how the aussies will do this year

on topic: clockwork and yz50 are my personal favorite

Thanks for the useful contribution
edit: got the help I was looking for.

Idk man, people have asked for help about maths here before, don't think translation work is that much different

Hey all

I’m in need of some help translating English paragraphs to French and German. The entire English text is about 6 pages I believe. Since that’s not exactly one quick sentence, I can thank you for helping me with keys/metal/hats/cs:go stuff/my eternal love, whatever it is you’d like.

So I’m looking for
- Someone with great knowledge of both English and German
- Someone with great knowledge of both English and French
If you are completely fluent in all 3 of these that would be even better. I can give a game of your choice under 10 euros if you can do all the translating for both languages.

I don’t need the help at this exact moment. If you are available on Saturday or Sunday that would be excellent. If you wish to talk about the details, please add me.

Thanks

Really hope to see epsi with numlocked again when i52 comes around

based mix^ to the rescue

I'm gonna get minus-fragged for what I'm about to say, but the invite teams not wanting to play in an unproven league with less separation of skill and no LAN to meet up with the best teams is reasonable. Why would they want to play against people who are much worse than they are (no offence)? It's not fun for them and not fun for the people being rolled. Some people like to throw the "play the game for fun" argument around, but for them playing on even grounds against teams with similar skill levels /is fun/. I can understand less divisions takes the fun and challenge away, so I assume that's why they didn't initially signup. I'm just assuming though, so feel free to correct me if I'm wrong (in that case I'll shut up and apologize)

This is just really awful decision making in my opinion and again lots of people will disagree with me on this but that's fine. Just answer me, why would you all suddenly decide to join CEVO, a league that has failed in the past? Just because ESEA, the main ground for competition in NA (with a lan, even grounds for the players and entertainment for the viewers) has made their mistakes and one rogue employee who was sued did something that didn't affect the TF2 community whatsoever? Multiple small irks they've been trying to improve?

Sure ESEA has made their mistakes (what company doesn't do this) that make you scratch your head, but from what I've heard they're really trying to step it with a better client team and management in general, operating at a loss and even then still giving away things for free. I'm not saying you shouldn't play in CEVO, I'm just saying dropping ESEA completely in favor of CEVO in a leap of faith is a bad move.

I was looking forward to watching invite matches this season...

thanks bandwagoners for killing a league that gave you better separations of skill level, better organization of play and a LAN/even playing field while loosing money just by doing so

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no TLR?

I don't understand how you people can get so worked up over this. Someone shouted a bad word in the heat of the moment in a competitive game? Big deal. It's not like he started sieg heiling like some soccer players seem to do.

oh no someone said a bad word whaa whaa