And pugna.

http://etf2l.org/forum/customise/topic-6647/page-54/?recent=447593#post-447593

hope

Plays lots of pugs as scout and does well. 'nuff said.

I once let a kitten lie down right in front of my face, about 2 minutes later I almost had to go to the hospital because he almost tore off my eyelid.

I have an old g400, and it isn't very good for a claw grip. It's also pretty big, and since the g400s seems to be pretty similar, I would go with something more like the EC-1 or even the g300 if you can deal with poorly placed buttons. If you really want one of the two I would go with the fk.

no

I'm one of them. Usually it's empty.

There is, but the actual ammomod mod has much better diversity in maps, pretty much everything from the earlier days of MGE as well as some others, all with the same 4x health boosts.

I've always preferred ammomod to MGE, but since the number of ammomod servers has dwindled down to one, I seem to be the only one ever looking to play it. Everyone I know is usually biased towards MGE and won't play it at all.
Does anyone share my opinion, or is the consensus just that it is outdated and obsolete?

If it's plausible, there could be a separate chat for each forum thread, and a single, unified IRC, where you could join each threads' channel via /j #tv<threadname>. Would be cool, not sure if it's worth the network/storage resources though.

I think steps could be taken into making some kind of 24/7 stream bot which could just play over old ESEA IM and invite POV demos, interspersed with ads. There could be a schedule for casted demos, and live matches, as well as community events. Sort of a central hub of casting and competitive TF2, recorded casts could be used as well. It would take a dedicated server, as well as a good chunk of memory for saved casts, and some logistics for casters to control the bot, but if it could be done, we would effectively have an online TV show dedicated to TF2. Would be pretty cool.

The reason why bots move faster in local servers after doing the test is probably because the way that it tests it is by locking host_framerate to 66, which makes host_timescale vary as it runs faster and slower. "host_framerate 0" should fix the problem.

I played like 50 hours, it was fun but the whole in-browser platform was kind of annoying. Does anyone even play Quake 3 anymore?

8509 frames 89.021 seconds 95.58 fps (10.46 ms/f) 8.416 fps variability

True, but the demo is both shorter, so it's a little more stochastic, and doesn't involve any large scale movement, which makes it not have very much rendering load. Though it is late.

Because of how unvaried the current benchmark demo is, I recorded another one, which includes a lot more camera movement and some places with no action. It's about 2 minutes long, still shouldn't take too long.

Here's a DL link https://mega.co.nz/#!YoFDiCZC!CTaoM0DYyh_KwuVUf87YEwEeQPBOYJi7pZ2Gc2dxjaw

My time for it with dx9/shadows off/gibs+ragdolls off

8509 frames 89.021 seconds 95.58 fps (10.46 ms/f) 8.416 fps variability

Same settings, launched with Razer Game Booster

8509 frames 90.728 seconds 95.79 fps (10.66 ms/f) 9.643 fps variability