They're doing one season per book, with the exception of book three, which they are splitting into two seasons.

I've been using Lawena since Steampipe with pretty much no problems... I think I had to shift around where some files were, but once I did that I haven't had any problems since.

Bump, still looking to sell!

This would be awesome

I don't know why people keep saying Arctic Joe is coming out of nowhere. He's the the DM servers literally every time I've joined them for like the last 9 months.

Nice write up though, looks like a pretty solid season.

Movie was pretty good, but the book was about a billion times better.

I'm gonna have to go with Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid.

The Deathadder is officially gone, but the headphones and the g500 are still for sale!

Take up another hobby that's more social. Sports, music, anything that might get you out around other people.

Charge 'n Targe + pain train last caps

done

If it works, don't change it. I would say, however, that tracking (rather than flicking) is more likely to lead to more consistent aim overall.

I believe Zebbosai roamed for a time, and he's really dang good.

Only algebra allows you to do stuff like this:

http://www.anvari.org/db/fun/Gender/Proof_that_Girls_are_Evil.jpg

Aisha Tyler is pretty awesome. She's no Drew Carey, but she's still pretty awesome.

NOOOOOOOOOOOOPE!

Keep track of:

# of players up on each team
Health of your team
Relative position vs. enemy
ubers (I found a stopwatch app that I overlayed over my tf2 window that I used to keep track of ubers, made things really easy)

If you are at a disadvantage in most of those categories, you should hold passively or back out completely. If you are at an advantage, you should be looking to get more aggressive and bully them out/uber in and kill them. After some practice you'll get used to judging a situation and knowing where to direct your team. And as you get to know your teammates better, and the enemy too, you'll learn when you can get away with taking riskier moves and whatnot.

For the most part, you can just keep track of those things and know which team has the advantage. Use that to decide where to hold, and when to push in or back out.