https://www.teamfortress.tv/26790/official-knucklescrosses-release

Instructions are in the youtube video in post #1 and in image form in #2. If you don't see them, you didn't follow the instructions correctly and should restart from the beginning

Shift of heal distribution and kill distribution as the pocket scout meta started developing over time.

If you're going to compare %wins if mid fight won, perhaps you could also look into the stats of what happens when ally/enemy meds die/live during the mid fight https://puu.sh/COwuy/d37fc50593.png

I'd rather not derail this thread much more than it already is, but the main thing for me in klm's fragvid was the strange pace of the clips at times and the poor quality of them. The edit itself isn't my style but I wouldn't say it's a bad edit and klm definitely has an idea of how to do shit.

What I mean with the pace/quality is stuff like 0:27 where there's a 10 second clip of slicerogue missing rockets and then hitting 1 mediocre direct. Next clip is just an arrow saving a demo on blands mid. Also not very impressive. Though not a bad play 99% of people wouldn't consider that worthy of putting in an edit. There's more clips like that, but I'm not going to make a lame list. There's definitely some alright clips in there though.

I don't want to bash klm or slicerogue with this nerd essay, but they both fucked up not really taking into account the minimum standard for today's comp community. klm is a capable editor, slicerogue has enough competitive experience to pick decent clips so not sure how that thing was created

edit: to klm and slicerogue I'd say that they need to rethink how to go about gathering and pacing clips. Could draw some valuable lessons from it and produce a way better result in the future. The video might not have been well received but hopefully it doesn't discourage you too much to improve and gather feedback

We put together a team of players last minute for the ESL cup. Aside from 1 person I didn't know the others amazingly well so I expected it to be aids but it ended up being a ton of fun and I'm happy with how well I performed against some of the better teams we played. In only a couple of games we ended up gaining quite a bit of synergy and coordination. Days like these are why I still play TF2

Also I just booked my flight to Copenhagen Games cu@

go zebra!

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https://clips.twitch.tv/SassyFlaccidWoodpeckerPJSalt
https://clips.twitch.tv/BraveTriangularChamoisOSfrog

https://twitter.com/Ascent_Credu for the dog pictures
https://twitter.com/tf2_dev
https://twitter.com/hot666boy420

https://cfg.tf/tools/crosshairs/

generate a crosshair pack here. you have to go through every weapon manually and select seeker, then download it.
Make sure to read the instructions at the start of the page if this is the first time you're messing with VTFs

https://twitter.com/raccooons/status/1066764029064994816

https://clips.twitch.tv/SaltyStupidWeaselDAESuppy

https://clips.twitch.tv/TardyKnottyLatteAsianGlow

https://i.imgur.com/ZXRu6PN.png

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fFGDBf2kxAw

To give a bit more of an explanation:

The same files used for VTF crosshairs are the ones used for changing weapons' explosion particles. If you have VTF crosshairs installed for a rocket launcher and a seperate file for smaller explosions those are the same file so only one will be used.

This is why cfg.tf allows you to choose explosion particles when making a crosshair pack.

If you want to combine them manually just open the txt files in notepad and combine.
//buckets somewhere at the start are the explosions
//crosshairs somewhere at the bottom are the VTF crosshairs
replace //buckets in the txt file for crosshairs, save, remove duplicate file, restart tf2

https://clips.twitch.tv/MiniatureApatheticPelicanKappaPride
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