| Account Details | |
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| SteamID64 | 76561198059645150 |
| SteamID3 | [U:1:99379422] |
| SteamID32 | STEAM_0:0:49689711 |
| Country | United States |
| Signed Up | March 12, 2013 |
| Last Posted | June 20, 2025 at 10:58 PM |
| Posts | 3833 (0.9 per day) |
| Game Settings | |
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| In-game Sensitivity | 2.88 |
| Windows Sensitivity | stock |
| Raw Input | 1 |
DPI |
1800 |
Resolution |
1080 |
Refresh Rate |
120 |
| Hardware Peripherals | |
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| Mouse | zowie za11 |
| Keyboard | quickfire tk mx blue |
| Mousepad | puretrak talent |
| Headphones | grado sr225i |
| Monitor | asus vg248qe |
JuicyJustinisokayreminder this is the dude who came on a picture of a child
what the fuck dude
I thought it was somebody else who did that and he posted the picture (not that it makes it any less messed up though)
I've never had bad experiences with him personally and he's always been pleasant to play with if that means anything
pick up griff
Would it not be easier for you to submit a ticket/troubleshoot your problem of not being able to join match servers than find a player to replace you?
edit: waldo's making his own video so i took down mine
XCVthanks
haha kill yourself my man!
edit: space you should include rosters/class listings for people like me who don't know teams by their names
InquisitiveWow! Thanks guys! I will definitely look into that.
Just one more question, when I am using Lawena Recording tool for jumps, my viewmodel jitters/moves back and forth. Is there a certain command to fix that? I've tried cl_smoothtime and cl_autoreload, but is there anything else?
Keep your viewmodel from bugging out: cl_autoreload 1 or 0, enter the opposite of whatever you usually use
Erase rocket explosion marks (so you can't see the explosions from the 10 times you tried the jump before you got it): r_decals 0 mp_decals 0 r_drawdecals 0 (courtesy of a youtube comment by obsidiian)
saampugme team v. xxx
carry bear's legacy well
you can do it i believe in you
newb is my boy
haven't played with him in forever but he's always been chill and fun to be around in mumble
xiaobiI'm having a hard time understanding that out of all the locations you can play games in, you play ESEA matches lying down in your bed with a wireless mouse!? Maybe your mattress is made of concrete!?
mousepads are a thing
not sure how many times it has to happen before people will figure this out but getting overly defensive and trying to refute any criticism doesn't help your cause
the whole point of an lft thread is to get feedback, so even if it isn't necessarily true/accurate, trying to deny any negative comments is pointless
arguing with people (especially about shit like mge) just makes you look like an idiot/somebody who can't take criticism
also you shouldn't be surprised that shit talking people in a video game might give people bad first impression and come back to bite you on a video game forum
edit: uni basically said the same thing above, didnt refresh my phone
retrograde??? what i said still applies man, even if you do play 6v6 you still want ugc and not esea, please go back to my post
you dont have to start in ugc, it's called open for a reason
though most people end up playing in ugc prior to open, that's not to say we as a community should discourage new players from trying esea
SpaceCadetSpaceCadetLet me drop some knowledge in this thread to erase myths. My own parents told me when I was younger about playing video games with the lights off and how it is bad. My parents and yours are wrong again.
I manage one of the top rated Ophthalmology (eyes) institutes in the county. Seeing this thread, I asked 2 of our top doctors about playing video games with lights on or off. They both assured me, it is no negative effect at all on your eye sight in any way if with lights are on or off.
Have fun in the dark gamers.I'd love to believe that but, let's just say I'm a tiny bit skepticalI don't imagine that it would cause any long term damage to your eyes but from my personal experience, especially with bright monitors
What are you skeptical about? My post? or the doctors opinions?
I can see how playing with the lights off wouldn't result in any long term damage to your eyes, but from my personal experience it's often uncomfortable and I can sometimes get a headache from it. I think the bigger 'risk' (if you want to call it that) would be that looking at the screen in the dark exposes you to a lot of blue light at night which can limit the amount of melatonin your body naturally produces which can make it harder to fall asleep. Using a program like flux to limit the amount of blue light that your monitor is emitting can help, but I've found that even with flux turned off, having another source of light that isn't a computer screen helps negate the effect
colbchella '012 never forget