#442 I like some disturbed songs but that one isn't great IMO. Still a pretty solid band.

This is one of my songs for workouts and just generally being mad at anything and everything.
Free Your Hate
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ehAKoc5-7ws

I have the same monitor but I still experience some problems. I do not believe it is a monitor problem at all but something else I cannot find the solution to.

On certain maps I will experience a stuttering effect on my screen. It happens most often on Granary Mid point and Gravel Pit B. I almost never experience this stuttering on any other map or area. Sometimes those areas will be completely smooth and other times it will be unplayable.

A description of the stuttering is simple. As I turn the mouse to aim or RJ, the screen will cease to be smooth and little stutters will cause me to over compensate my aim. This throws off RJ's a lot and aiming is very difficult. The stuttering will stop when I go to Granary 2nd point or Last. I can't explain why.

F-ZERO
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I enjoy watching the EU guys the most. I think the reason is because I watch them while I am working.
When I get home, I don't want to watch NA players at that time. I just play myself.
My list would be:

Ipz is awesome to watch and a top soldier. The guy looks at TF2 as a science and you can hear it in his voice. If you want to learn the more detailed aspects of 6's gameplay, listen to Ipz and learn. He can come off as a jerk on the mic at times but that's just his personality.

Kaidus is ,in my opinion, the most skilled all-around demo there is in TF2. I enjoy his aggressive in your face style because it is tons of action. When you are watching someone play, you want action and Kaidus brings it every time.

Huhy has the most enjoyable EU stream to watch. Aside from being a really skilled player, he is always having fun in the games with good hearted trash talking on the mic. He plays good background music and sings from time to time!!!

Pledge is probably the most insightful caster in TF2. He brings a "sports caster" feel to a TF2 match and that is a wonderful thing. No other caster makes it feel that way in my opinion and I wish he could cast NA matches to be honest. While I don't really watch him play the actual game, his streams and casts are always an instant choice for me to watch.

Platinum in my opinion is the best all-around soldier in NA, possibly EU as well. Between Plat, Lansky and Mike you can take your pick as to who is the best right now. Plat's streams are not very insightful with talking but it is good to watch him play and get ideas to improve your own game.

ROFL yeah you did. I did not read the thread just the video. :)

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Oaf, the friends you have!

The Incredibles was easily my favorite. i wish they would do Incredibles 2

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Wall of text? Pretty sure it wasn't but whatever you say.

I'm not sure why i got so many -frags about this. It's not like I enjoy the changes. I would prefer it to go back to normal. The OP was just throwing around some possible suggestions to make everyone happy because valve wants a change so badly.

I have thought of some possible Escape Plan changes that could help balance Valve’s issue with the weapon as well as keeping it viable for competitive play. I listed the possible changes in Bold while stating why under them. Opinions?

Remove the Mini-crits taken while active.
Upon weapon switch back to Main/Secondary, have the “Marked for Death” effect have a longer duration.

Naturally this would have an effect on soldier rollouts to middle points. Once a duration time limit is made, rollout weapon switches can adapt accordingly. More importantly, a soldier could use the EP for exactly what it is intended, so he can retreat from a fight effectively without being an easier target to kill for chasing players. The longer “Marked for Death” duration upon weapon switching would give chasing players an incentive to continue the chase and go for the kill even though the soldier make have healed.

Leave the effects as that are right now.
Add a timer on the duration while the Escape Plan is active.

As it stands right now, 100% of the time you have the EP active, you take mini-crits. This proposed change would mean when I switch to EP, the “Marked for Death” effect has a timer. Initially, I would take mini-crits but after the timer ended, I could still run with the EP without taking mini-crits.

Add the effect of all medi-guns cancelling the “Marked for Death” effect.

This change would solve soldier rollout problems while addressing valve’s concerns about the weapon.

Add the effect that all Health Packs can cancel the “Marked for Death” effect.

This would change soldier rollouts but it would not leave them broken. It would require the teams to adapt to different maps and change rollout locations. This change would also play into what the EP was intended for. If you are a soldier running away from the fight, you are likely running towards a health pack anyway.

Leave the effects as they are.
Have the mini-crit effect disappear after the soldier has taken initial damage, removing the chance of 2 or more attacks to the soldier causing a mini-crit.

If you are using he EP, you are likely already seriously hurt. Why the continuous crits? This change would allow soldiers to rollout the same. It would also allow for creative gameplay to try and "catch" a soldier at the right time on his rollout if he is careless.

AWW what about me!! I said that and he was just repeating me with more words!! =)

In all honesty, the map changes mean very little if anything at all. Just need to adapt to a new feature on the map.

My only problem with this update is the scout. They get these buffs and the class did not need to be buffed any more.

Agreed, finding better EU scouts is much more difficult.

I think the 2 worst mistakes beginners make are:

#1 - Getting overwhelmed with information about nutrition or exercise routines/machines they should buy. Most times these things are a major turnoff to a typical person who is just trying to get started. You look at all this information and preparation and you instantly think of all the work ahead and it can turn people off very quickly. Just think about starting slowly and gradually increasing your working and fine tuning your nutrition as you progress. These things cannot happen in the first week.

#2 - Trying to do fitness routines such as DVD's on the first day, when the body is not ready to do them at that moment For a beginner, there is no better way to get prepared for a regular routine schedule than by starting the first 2 weeks doing nothing but resistance workouts. What I mean by that is using your own bodyweight only. No weights, no Kettlebells, etc. Pushups, situps, planks, etc. The first 1 to 2 weeks should be about preparing your body to jump into a weekly routine.

The last thing I'll add without sounding too boring is that I believe working out should not be a part-time thing. It should be a lifestyle change as well. With any change like that, you need to commit to it and stick to the commitment. Being motivated to workout is all mental. If you REALLY want results, you need to push yourself mentally. The mind will make the body work, trust me. It all starts in your head.