what if he regrets doing that after he becomes productive
i know a lot of people that went from dysfunctional weirdo that spent all day playing games to really productive individuals who play games in their free time
videogames aren't inherently evil. they are just another hobby, like drawing, collecting stamps, playing golf, etc. everyone goes through periods of time where their hobby completely envelopes them, but 99% of people either get over that, or go into a line of work relating to their hobby. Don't worry syph, things will turn around. If it really feels like an addiction, and you don't enjoy games anymore, december's advice might be necessary to move on in life.

the team holding mid would have an easier time taking second, since they would get uber first, and there's an incentive to win by capping last instead of just holding mid.
also whoever doesn't own mid is going to try REALLY hard to get mid instead of just waiting until the round ends like people do now.

make the round timer 3 minutes when you cap a point (thats enough time to get uber, exchange ubers, and then get uber again for a second exchange)
instead of the round restarting when the timer runs out, whoever owns mid gets a round.
whoever owns mid also builds uber 10% faster
winning by capping their last point gives you two rounds

this system would make tf2 a lot more fast paced and fun to watch/play i think

i suck at tf2 but i refuse to play/enjoy any other games

5:50 twitch.tv/shade: and the best part is im only going to run kritz
5:50 twitch.tv/shade: in fact i just deleted all my mediguns besides kritzkreig
5:52 thole: wtf are you the real shade
5:55 twitch.tv/shade: no

starting around late january, myself and all my friends that play TF2 noticed a huge decrease in the FPS on TF2. Does anyone know why this is? (I didnt think this question deserved its own thread in case its just handful of people having this issue...)

+rep fast trader

this is really great. you're doing gods work 200.
vpk crosshairs would be fucking amazing. I feel like if what you are making teamed up with huds.tf and hit.tf, it would be the hub for all TF2 customization, easily accessible to newer players, although that seems like WAY too much work for just one person.

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i support our president, because he's the president, and is going to be the president for 4 years. i want to support him and hope that he makes decisions that will benefit as many Americans as possible. i did not vote for anyone, so i lack the same bias that surrounds me it seems.

Heavy mice make me feel like there is input lag, and make me aim a lot worse when I'm really tired (half the time I'm playing tf2) but light mice on the other hand give me more of a tendency to flick or aim with my wrist, which is something i find myself looking down on for some reason.

9:15 PM - YZ50: kill everyone you are the chosen one invite 1st place is yours
9:16 PM - YZ50: it's been 20 seconds fucking answer me
9:16 PM - thole: can u say that again i accidentally closed the chat window instead of my xhamster tab when my mom walked in

144hz makes a HUGE difference. mousepads are pretty important too. some people will use different sensitivities for different classes (usually a high sensitivity for soldier and demoman, and a lower for scout and sniper.)
but it kind of does come down to practice. also crosshair placement isn't really stressed in tf2 as much as in games like CSGO, but if you're really having trouble, try preaiming where enemies are going to be, so you just have to make small adjustments. some people will even watch really good players and try to mimic their aim to get better (b4nny, joshuawn, damneasy, etc.) which might help if you haven't tried that already. but if you're really dedicated to get better, you will get better. keep playing and having fun my dude.

THE REAL TF2 KILLER

ITS NOT OUT ON THE WEST COAST FOR AN HOUR DONT SAY ANYTHING YET