Soldier dm seems to be either:

1) Stand on any high ground and spam down/play the advantage fight
2) Bomb people already fighting

What a boring place to finish.

Drunk as fuck.

Oh, sorry, it might be a hud xhair then (Flamehud). Or I got it ages ago and just put it in materials.

Here's a link to them

https://www.dropbox.com/sh/l0g9s4ow2digv09/AABq79UwizI6N53Wd5TTpLeLa?dl=0

I got it from here:

http://www.teamfortress.tv/35367/vtf-crosshair-pack

Playing football mainly. Currently into learning languages.

Does going out and getting monged on a weekend count?

Cheers.

Changing it to 128 meant that it shows the full xhair. Though it seems like it can't be resized and it's still green.

Seems a bit fat. Almost like fat cross.

Aite,

I'm using CrossOutline and have put it into rocketlauncher.txt like :

"crosshair"
{
"file" "vgui/replay/thumbnails/CrossOutline"
"x" "0"
"y" "0"
"width" "64"
"height" "64"
}

But for some reason it only shows the top left corner of it on screen. it's also green even though my soldier file has the xhair set to yellow.

Any ideas on why and how to fix?

Ta

Genuinely enjoyed the one on Sunshine last where he comms about a trap and then shouts 'mother fucker' when someone dies to it, before proceeding to play out the last fight normally as if nothing had happened.

What the fuck.

Nah

The least of the issues with dm

Dr Happiness does newbie mixes most Saturdays. Look them up. http://etf2l.org/forum/user/120074/

There's a discord for it I think but presumably you can add him on Steam and ask if he doesnt see this. If he doesn't want people to add him... oops.

The mixes are pretty good from what I have heard and good players get involved to help new players. Give them a try.
But also get on a team and just get playing. You'll learn best from that. Join a new team of players also looking to learn, rather than kiddie bellends (and there are many) who just want to fuck around.

Next up, i49 Epsilon Vs gibus engineers in the Fresh Meat Cup Final!

Don't be hesitant to try competitive. You ll struggle at first and then improve a lot once you figure out how games flow, where to be and what is happening.

As someone said, you won't get much protection in pugs so it's a good chance to improve your survivability, though your team may unfairly flame you when you die or when they die. Ignore and just take any friendly advice they give.