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Some might argue that you should worry about your movement second to your aim. Jumping around doesn't do you a whole lot of good if you aren't hitting any of your shots. As far as movement goes, I'd suggest trying to move in a way that most compliments you hitting your shots.
But in the end you basically just need to click on things. And to get better at clicking on things you need to practice clicking on things. So DM and MGE it up.
insomHonestly the only problem I see with this is not being able to surf a rocket if a soldier jumps you and you go for a shot.
Exactly what I was thinking. Good snipers will kill you even if you jump, that doesn't really make much of a difference. But this'll probably make it much more challenging to survive as sniper in 6s if you can't surf damage as efficiently.
I can't think of any criticisms at the moment, so here are a few things that I really enjoyed that I hope you keep doing:
-Live stats
-Replays
-Health bars
At least this didn't happen last weekend...
fireindaarcadevanillaI feel like so many individual players had enough incredible frags for their own video. How about a bunch of video editors get together, each one pick a different person, and there can just be a "i52 - Yuki" video and an "i52 - Seagull" video, etc.
Although I'm sure there would be enough material for the very top players, I think team frag videos would work out a lot better. It gives a much better chance to get al the frags in there without completely fatiguing both editors and viewers.
It's hard though. I can remember enough specific plays off the top of my head to make a five minute video or so. No matter how many videos are made, there were just too many amazing plays made to capture.
Actually, team videos is a much better idea than player videos, so scrap my idea. Plus it gives the opportunity to highlight plays that weren't necessarily flashy on their own, but showcased incredible levels of coordination too.
I feel like so many individual players had enough incredible frags for their own video. How about a bunch of video editors get together, each one pick a different person, and there can just be a "i52 - Yuki" video and an "i52 - Seagull" video, etc.
The Black Keys
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y-CukK3eYt0
Gary Clark Jr.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x_ZeDn-hHGE
The Monophonics
Squid and Cyzer have streamed scrims before, you could try to find vods of that stuff on their twitch channels. That'll give you comms as well which can be really really helpful, especially if you're still learning.
Is it just me or did the VODs not get saved for either of the casts on the TFTV channel tonight? I was looking forward to watching them when I got home, but I can't seem to find them anywhere on the twitch channel.
Not_MatlockI remember the old West TOO MGE server had a plugin that made a hitsound on successful airshots with projectiles, and meatshots with shotguns. I would love to see that make a return.
I loved that feature. Is there a way to use that in regular game play? Or would it only be allowed on MGE or sv_pure or something?
I thought you were fine, I didn't think either of you were talking too much or too little. Keep up the good work, it was one of the more enjoyable casts I've heard.
John Mulaney is a recent find of mine. Does/did a bunch of writing for SNL, and he has a hilarious special on netflix called New In Town. Definitely worth the watch.
Also, I'm gonna leave this here for those that might enjoy it: http://comediansincarsgettingcoffee.com/
I've done shrooms twice. Once in the mountains in Colorado, once on a small remote beach in Thailand. Two of the coolest experiences in my life, but I definitely don't have the urge to do them very often. During the trip I remember saying to a tree "OH MY GOD WHY DON'T I DO THESE ALL THE TIME THIS IS INCREDIBLE". When I was coming down, I thought "this was SO COOL when can I trip again?". After everything was over I realized that it was a fucking cool experience, but something that I want to do sparingly.
My advice, since I've never had a bad trip, only incredible ones: Make sure you are in a comfortable environment with people that you really enjoy (or by yourself if you don't enjoy anyone). It's also nice to have some options in case you're not feeling happy about wherever you are. In colorado I spent the whole time sitting next to this small waterfall overlooking a lake, and listened to Phish with two of my buddies, and it was great. In Thailand I started out with a group of people, but realized that I really didn't want to be surrounded by all these people that I didn't really know, and ended up wandering down the beach with a friend of mine to a much quieter spot under the moonlight, and we just watched clouds and had super deep metaphysical conversations.