looks pretty incredible so far! I feel like the b19 logroom is more fun to fight in because it's more open and the fact that there's fewer "chokes" makes it feel like an area you can actually take. For upper lobby exit, again I think the b19 fluidity is generally quite apreciated or even something of the likes of the b5 arch. We all think getting a version that feels fluid and is nice to play is a great starting point and from there on we can try and keep changes as minor as possible to fix issues that become apparent.

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I haven't been able to click the item drop notifications for a while, but enter used to work. Now that's stopped working so the only way to make them go away is pressing escape, which means it pops up after every death. How fix?

I've been thinking about messaging you regarding this for a while. We doublemix pretty much every night with mid-prem players and generally everyone I've talked to has always liked logjam, especially the earlier versions. Since the map has gone through so many changes and iterations and so many things have been tried, I've been meaning to ask you if you would be willing to stitch together a sort-of mashup version of some of the things that we're tried. I think generally we all agree that we liked the b19 layout the best but last and especially lobby are a lot better in rc2a but the catwalk in lobby from the most recent version owns.

We all think logjam is definitely one of the best maps out the ones that never earned a permanent place in the rotation and we all do appreciate the time and effort you've put into it. Knowing that you're still interested in the project we'd absolutely love to provide some feedback.

Also sort of related but not really, do you have any idea why the map just randomly crashes my game? Sometimes it's fine for hours minutes other times it happens pretty much instantly, but I only get this on logjam (any version).

ok i had some decal vpk that fucked it apparently?

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I've been using it for about two years now, no idea how to fix your problems. As for finding your settings, it's all preference really. The only thing I can recommend is if you were a high sens player before using accel, set up your driver so the sensitivity cap is your old sens (easily done by changing post scale to something <0 and making sure "Scale sens cap with post scale is checked). This allows you to keep all your muscle memory which is pretty ownage. Second thing I can recommend is finding out how "fast" you move your mouse when you flick so you can make sure your sens hits the cap a bit before that. If you've figured those things out just keep them consistent and you can fuck around with the other settings until you have something that feels good. Play pubs with it for a day or two and you should get used to it fairly quickly. Kovaaks videos are pretty decent at guiding you through the setup anyway.

Does it help? Depends how you aim really. If all you do is flick (which in TF2 you can get away with more than in other games), using mouse accel is basically pointless. If you're struggling with tracking though, having properly set up mouse acceleration can help you improve a lot. The only thing that gets slightly negatively affected by using a low base sens is long smooth airstrafes but you can find settings that still work fairly well for doing those.

Overall I'd say the biggest drawback to using the mouse accel driver is that 98% of your friends will take the piss and call you edgy.

-m as launch option on the gui

I appreciate the effort, but I still don't understand why we stopped playing rc4. :shrug:

Wasn't this generally disliked back when it was a feature on the old old TF2pickup? Personally I quite like the idea of only being allowed to add up on classes that benifit starting the pickup as soon as possible (i.e. only classes that arent full)

The point that I always quite liked about TF2pickup, and pretty much everyone who used to play on the old TF2pickup that I've talked to seemed to agree with me, wasn't that the games were incredibly high skill. Instead it was just a quick way of getting reasonably balanced games and a decent level. Having queues for classes encourages players to just add up on say scout and not actively contribute to starting the next pug.

I understand that at the end of the day it's mostly personal preference, I do however think that not having queues is more beneficial to what I believe most people appreciated about the old system.

I would like a league that has s15 whitelist and good maps.

ok

yes, you've mentioned that. I would be interested in a breakdown though.

cost breakdown?

SeemsGood

real perm would've milked that

can sami confirm that please?

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