| Account Details | |
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| SteamID64 | 76561198077795706 |
| SteamID3 | [U:1:117529978] |
| SteamID32 | STEAM_0:0:58764989 |
| Country | United States |
| Signed Up | July 16, 2016 |
| Last Posted | August 16, 2024 at 1:58 PM |
| Posts | 692 (0.2 per day) |
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| In-game Sensitivity | 3 |
| Windows Sensitivity | 6/11 |
| Raw Input | 1 |
DPI |
400 |
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16:9 |
Refresh Rate |
144 |
| Hardware Peripherals | |
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| Mouse | Zowie FK2+ |
| Keyboard | some tenkeyless with brown switches |
| Mousepad | really wide one |
| Headphones | some hyper x cloud one |
| Monitor | super cheap acer 144hz (it flashes at me sometimes |
ILLEGALELEPHANTGUNif you were close and could infinitely spam it, i imagine it having the same effective dps as holding left click with your melee out
it wouldnt be spammable that fast because it is a projectile. there would probably be a reequip animation upon retrieving it.
everyone trying to criticize fortnite for the random loot probably has not played the game all too much. it is pretty easy to play around your loot until you get decent shit, and the damage difference between item qualities is not enough to hinder a good player. i can see from an outsider perspective that it is pretty wild for rng to be a core game component with such large amounts of money involved, however professional gamblers do not just hope they get lucky and win often. there is still a lot of skill and strategy that can be used to play around random variables, and only the video game audience seems to have difficulty agreeing with that.
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i use yellow damage numbers
your s15 rollouts video is literally what got me into competitive tf2. someone pick this legend up.
crust cutters
like people who stream tf2 more specifically
tbh just really good players in general that inspire newer players and keep the scene going
MakJynxiiwhys the tf2 community so riddled with depression?
I think video games communities in general are plagued with it because the people spend all their time in doors playing a video game. Keep in mind this isn't to put these people down, just my hunch as someone who this arguably applies to.
videogames are not seen as a productive hobby by nearly anyone, and negative attributes such as violence, obesity, and racism in youth are blamed on videogames often. tf2 gets bullied by most other communities as well, so we're really hating it. as horrid as it is to say, it's honestly kind of surprising to me that more people in this community arent horribly depressed, since all odds are stacked against you if you start dedicating large amounts of your time to tf2... :c
dude on one hand, it's super lame to not show up, and to waste 11 other people's time. but i cant really blame some of my teammates for missing open scrims with no warning. like tf2 is a decade old now, and despite having already played for years, a lot of these people are never going to play in anything div higher than open. like i almost feel stupid expecting them to take tf2 seriously. idk what the solution is, but it kind of sucks for everyone rn.
arnoIdGritomaDo any of you call the smaller fence on product Japan because I don't see that done too often anymore
I love this callout. Way better than "left main" or "right main" or whatever people say.
Also what do you guys call the concrete platform next to 2nd point on sunshine? I used to say "concrete" but apparently that can be confusing to some people ////
i am not sure that there is an even remotely universal call for that spot
i just realized it said fps games instead of games
i thought we were comparing genres to genres whoops
dark souls would be like complicated actual orchestra music
tf2 would be like the old electro/drum and bass that eventually turned into one dimensional shitty trap/pop music (overwatch)
battle royale games would be the new wave of talentless soundcloud rappers that are just stealing and mixing a bunch of older shit that they dont have the depth to understand even remotely
minecraft would be approaching nirvana/other indie electro that didnt have many defined rules for the genre or similarities between songs, and quickly got associated with 10 year olds and died
MOBAs would be kpop no doubt
call of duty/halo/battlefield would be disney-channel country/pop that was hyper popular and gained an audience of younger children during the 2000's and then was never relevant again, leaving a large population ashamed of their interests and completely alienated from all other genres