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I have a few from one demo that you might be able to use.
16700: 2x airshot
35000: Spy play, med and demo kill
42500: Jump and trade airshots with their demo
https://www.dropbox.com/s/tuefv1qfhekdhj4/waterhog_16700_35000_42500.dem

When I saw this, I pictured:
- Each player picks 2-4 items, with stocks and staples (ETF2L whitelist?) off-limits
- Picks from all 18 players are pooled together, and any weapons appearing a certain number of times are banned for the match
The preset picks which have been mentioned are a great idea.
I would also want to see set hats banned (ever lobbied against a good Saharan Spy?)

I'm having this exact problem, and it's only occuring with the tool.

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I have a palm grip with a big hand, and the G400 fits it almost perfectly. The FK seems to have more of a claw grip, which you would prefer.

Whoops, forgot to link the registry fix. http://www.esreality.com/?a=post&id=1846538
Follow the instructions there to remove any acceleration caused by software. If Movement Record is permanently green, but the EnPtPr column says "off", then your mouse simply has negative acceleration built into the sensor.

If you want to check whether you have mouse accel on, you can use this tool: https://www.dropbox.com/s/5dsmcwb1ofndoub/MouseMovementRecorder_1.8_20120923x.zip
Open the zip file and run MouseMovementRecorder.exe. It will show you mouse movement and pointer movement to check if it's on a 1:1 ratio, and the EnPtPr column will say "off" or "on", depending on the accel settings.
Pointer Movement column will turn red when there's positive accel, and green when there's negative accel (or you hit the edge of your screen)

By default, your autoexec should be: C:/Program Files/Steam/steamapps/ma3laa/team fortress 2/tf/cfg/autoexec.cfg. If it doesn't already exist, create one. If it's not a hardware issue, either putting mouse settings in your autoexec, disabling Steam Cloud, or doing a full format should fix everything.

If the in-game sensitivity is changing itself for some reason, you could try this in a config:
bind mouse1 "+attack;sensitivity #"

I'm only in 8th grade so I really have no idea about college, but I already have a 32 on the ACT. I'll probably go to the best engineering school willing to give me a full ride, because I can barely afford community college.

I thought the same way about Windows 8 until I tried it - really isn't that all that bad. I wouldn't say it's worth upgrading to, but you can just use Classic Shell to make it a faster Windows 7.

alias +primary "slot1;r_drawviewmodel 0;+attack"
alias -primary "-attack"

alias +secondary "slot2;r_drawviewmodel 0;+attack"
alias -secondary "-attack"

alias +melee "slot3;r_drawviewmodel 1;+attack"
alias -melee "-attack"

bind mouse1 "+primary"
bind mouse2 "+secondary"
bind mouse3 "+melee"
bind mouse4 "+attack2"
bind mouse5 "+attack2"

Using this, you can also easily set sensitivity and change crosshairs per weapon.