Oh wait, really? The demo comes out on Friday? That's awesome.

Right now, it seems that we've reached max capacity in the hall we rented out, so we are trying to rent out a different hall to increase the amount of room we have. Because of this, I don't think it's possible to buy a ticket right at this moment. If we get the new hall, ticket purchases will be open once again. I apologize that this is sudden, but had I known anything like this was gonna happen, I would have given more of a warning sooner. Again, please wait as we are looking to get a bigger hall.

The moment there is any kind of update on this, I will post here immediately. Do not message me about this, as I'm not gonna tell you anything different than what I've told you here. Please be patient.

Also, if you got a refund, please post in here so I can take you off the list.

If you don't get a refund by early next week, then just PM me your real name, alias, and email address that you signed up with.

I've used Spotify for many hours a day since about 3 years ago.

you better chill

I have it, so feel free to add me.

It takes a bit to get used to, but it's a lot of fun. It's probably easier to play with a controller or a fightstick.

That was a lot of fun to cast with gecks, and I'm looking forward to possibly doing more in the future. Gecks has very talented play by play.

I can't really suggest this to most people, but I practice (as medic) by only playing scrims and matches. If I were to pug as medic, my focus would not be as good in pugs because of how casual it is. I (and/or my pug teammates) might do things that wouldn't be smart or optimal in a real match, etc. It's mostly just a thing where any time I play medic, I'm totally focused on trying as hard as I can to stay alive, manage ubers, have solid positioning, and do well. That's why I only play medic in scrims and matches. It's not an act of me being lazy or not liking TF2, I just really feel like it makes me worse to pug as a medic. However, I won't have any issues ringing for friends or another invite team, because at least it feels much more organized than a random pug.

The reason why I say that I can't suggest that to most people is that a lot of people still need to work on a lot of medic skills, which can be accomplished through pugs. Indust pugs as medic religiously, so it's not a bad thing by any means.

All of this also explains why I have only 2000 hours on the game (instead of having 5000+ like everyone else), because holy shit I get that question a lot.

Take off the side of your computer case and find out exactly what is making the noise. That will help tremendously.

I just assumed he meant unplugging an ethernet cable and used the word "wifi" very poorly, lol.

But yeah, you're probably right Huey. It's probably a dying case fan. I think it's possible that in the event that he's unplugging/plugging in the ethernet cable, the force of it being unplugged/plugged in jiggles a dying fan just a little bit.

You're going to college in about a year, which likely means you're around 17 or 18, maybe 19. It's totally normal to not necessarily know what you want to do or what kind of career you really wish to pursue. A lot of different kinds of opportunities are gonna come your way (not just jobs or stuff like that, but anything). I would worry less about not knowing what you wanna do for a job or what you like to do as a hobby, and more about just having a good time and trying out new things.

It just honestly sounds like your everyday activities seem redundant to you, so add something new. Get a boyfriend/girlfriend, become friends with someone new, join a club/gathering (at school or at a friend's house), etc. It's totally fine if a new activity doesn't work out, just keep at it and try something else.

Also, keep in mind that even if you find a new activity, it's not necessarily a bad thing or a failed attempt if you don't stick with it. I played racquetball for about a year (which is incredibly fun, by the way) and then I never really played after that. I got kinda busy with other things and never got back into it, but I'm totally glad that I played for the time being.

Now that I think about it, the loud noises means your computer is mining bitcoins for ESEA.

YOU'RE DONE FOR.

Just because your email has been compromised doesn't mean that your computer has a virus. Change your password and you should be fine. Unless whoever has control of your email has already changed the password, then I dunno, make a new email lol.

I have never heard of a case of a loud noise going away when you disconnect your computer from wifi or anything network related. In fact, I've never heard of any kind of loud noise coming from a computer that was network related.

You're just crazy, Funari.

This.

The android learning curve really isn't that bad at all.

Also, this took a few seconds to google: http://www.androidpit.com/how-to-fix-camera-failed-on-samsung-galaxy-s3