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i like birbs :)

- squash the beef with those i have history with
- eliminate negative aspects of my attitude
- handle my own ego better

all of which go hand in hand

final edit: after much tweaking, i found that using m_mousespeed 1 makes my aim feel like it did before

Disabling m_mousespeed and removing m_customaccel commands showed massive progress regarding the issue. Doesn't feel 100% the same compared with before, but it could just be myself not re-adjusting. I'll probably grab some m_ commands from my CS:GO config to restore my TF2 aim to its natural state. Thanks for your help :)

nvidia geforce experience messed up my config so i reinstalled my 7 month-old one from dropbox, now my tf2 mouse movement feels much more slippery.
my sens is the exact same, my dpi hasn't changed, all mouse settings are what they were before.
what's causing this?

starting in March: landed job after months of unemployment
bought my own PC + 144 hz monitor
bought nearly everything i've wanted
got a nice new car
i'm owning in college

also i'm entering 2019 with lots of stamina to improve myself as a person :D

random crits still not removed
ffs tf2 devs please just listen to us

like this

https://i.imgur.com/c2rLE4k.gif

HudMenuTauntSelection.res

it's really well-made and i give props to the devs to how well they did on first release. though the main issue with the mode lies in its pacing; ammo baskets don't give very much ammo and it's difficult to find a good primary, so it creates a lot of weird pistol/fist fights

I'll use tftv mobile from time to time, it looks pretty nice. Sucks that logging in isn't an option yet.

can we please have less intrusuve ads on this website...makes it really annoying to browse on mobile
every page has 7 pop-ups, and anywhere I click triggers a pop-up for some fake Google giveaway shit

There's your problem, your attitude is keeping you down. You can show marked improvement and dig yourself outta this hole by reviewing your own demos, comparing them to top players, taking notes on what you do right and what you do wrong, etc.

There also lies the fact that you're overthinking everything, and letting anxiety dominate your mindset. TF2 is also about mentality, so I'd recommend doing some meditation and other mental exercises before hopping into a game.

i loved psychology
already knew almost all the content taught in it
slept through 75% of the classes and still got an A

i'd recommend putting

sv_allow_point_servercommand always

in your autoexec so you don't have to type it every time you play a juggle map