Honestly this is one of the funniest things I've read.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YZ3inCS0hII

what we really need is a mod that makes tf2 an e-sport

look for operator chairs, they are designed for work environments and are tested to higher standards than most consumer office chairs. They come with a longer warranty because they are often tested for continuous usage.

The only downside to these I guess is that you really shouldn't sit like a goblin on them, they are designed to have you in the correct sitting position so will be uncomfortable if you sit like gollum sometimes.

dunno why people are jumping on someone that just wants to run a small cup with some prizes...

good luck

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6eEcctQZ1PA

For me at least I think a pug system can be successful with the following:
- Game not starting within 5 minutes will end the pug and ban the players who didn't join for 24 hours. Don't add up if you're not ready to play. It's not that hard.
- 24 hour ban if subbed after a certain amount of games (3 subbed = 24 hours ban, then reset)
- Clear mumble channels after game ends. It was really annoying joining a mumble channel to play and it's filled with 5+ people from the last game screaming at each other. Just move everyone to a post game channel afterwards.
- Mirror bans from ETF2L.

I like the idea of having captains at peak times and having ELO tied to games that are captained at least.

I think the biggest challenge is the moderation. And I think it actually applies a lot more to the B pugs mainly. As those are the ones that end up just getting ruined by a captain that was desperate to put themselves on scout.

The system where if you got 5-0'd you got a captain ban was a good idea. But I'd like to see a decent report system for players/captains. Not to report for the skill level part but mainly for the behavior.

also forgot another product: https://www.amazon.co.uk/DELTAHUB-Carpio-2-0-Right-Handed-Anti-Fatigue/dp/B098PD9LSC

It's a small wrist rest with ptfe feet on the underside, so an extension of your mouse kinda. I've heard a few good things about these.

Also forgot about another mouse that exists. This one I'm currently reviewing: https://www.keychron.com/collections/mice-collection/products/keychron-m6-wireless-mouse

Good sensor, 4000hz version available. Around 78g.

It's designed similarly to the Logitech MX Master mice that are often mentioned when it comes to more ergonomically friendly mice. But the M6 is actually able to play games with.

The Trust GXT 144 as mentioned above is pretty much the only vertical mouse that has 1000hz polling from what I've seen. There's some others that exist on amazon but they are mainly just OEM garbage that have different names. Anything that has at least 10,000 DPI should hopefully be 1000hz if they don't mention in it their product pages.

I used the GXT 144 quite a bit and it's pretty decent. I found it comfortable to use and didn't take long for me to adjust to it either. There's a few downsides to it though.

1. Because of how you hold it, it can be a bit top heavy. Sometimes the mouse would tilt to one side especially when swiping.
2. The mouse feet were pretty awful. You might be able to rectify this with some after market skates. Dot skates would be best, just make sure they are around 0.7mm thick.

Outside of that the only thing you can do is to actually look at your setup in general.

Everything from desk height to in game sensitivity can cause pain when playing. Sometimes things like tension whilst playing can be a key contributor as well. There's so many factors that can cause pain that it's best to find out what the root cause is as you might end up going down a rabbit hole and still find no proper solution to your issue.

am i chill?

probably one the hardest ones today.

add: warhuryeah

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