TheFragileThere will be in-game medals for this event for 1st place, 2nd place, 3rd place, and anyone else who participated. :3
holy moly
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| Mouse | pcmr model d 2 pro (dont buy it) |
| Keyboard | drop sense75 |
| Mousepad | aqua control + |
| Headphones | hyperx cloud 2 wireless |
| Monitor | viewsonic vg24xl31 |
#58
RGB LAN 6
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LAN Discussion
posted about a year ago
#7
Transported into tf2 world
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TF2 General Discussion
blakeeeat the dogbread
you monster
posted about a year ago
#4
massive nfo outage
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TF2 General Discussion
new updates from the nfo event log
Update @ 9pm CST: We are told that one of the broken chillers is back online now and that temperatures have stabilized at 120 degrees F. It is still not possible for us to effectively troubleshoot downed equipment, but we are monitoring very closely and will try to bring everything back online as soon as we are able to.
Update @ 9:41pm CST: The facility says that another chiller is back online and that temperatures are slowly decreasing now, but we have not seen a change yet in our equipment status. We are continuing to monitor and wait.
in my non expert opinion it will probably be a couple days
posted about a year ago
#1
massive nfo outage
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TF2 General Discussion
so apparently nfo datacenters in chicago had a massive cooling system failure which is causing a bunch of issues for all of their servers even outside chicago, and given their prevalence as a server provider for serveme and general private team servers, be ready for some dogshit.
posted about a year ago
#14
where r lan pics
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TF2 General Discussion
so i guess we're just not getting them
posted about a year ago
#114
Palestinian Genocide
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World Events
mustardoverlord
pack it up boys, threads over
posted about a year ago
#50
Palestinian Genocide
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World Events
but guys what about lockheed martin's share price
posted about a year ago
#7
Mousepad ideas
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Hardware
ohioisonfirexraypads are great, highly recommend to anyone looking for more customization, quality and durability are great
can confirm xraypads are awesome
posted about a year ago
#16
What did you all get for christmas?
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TF2 General Discussion
i got to see my 82 year old grandma try to throw the remote at the chiefs game
posted about a year ago
#6
long rgl seasons - please fix
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TF2 General Discussion
SOOOOOAPYMEISTERnah lets tweet this out instead https://twitter.com/RGL_gg/status/1737350701762621947
somehow the most detailed rgl has ever been in communicating with the community
posted about a year ago
#3
Favorite lan memory?
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TF2 General Discussion
i saw one of my teammates sprint after franzj like a gazelle across the busiest road in philadelphia for an out of focus selfie, then he came back and did a standing backflip
posted about a year ago
#3
old ESEA news articles
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TF2 General Discussion
corbtcomp.tf has been using archive.ph for this kind of thing since 2014. For example, the old i55 splash page on Insomnia's website is archived here. There's probably better apps than archive.ph out there which might be worth switching to.
I started by archiving TF2 Storylines: compLexity TF2. From there, these links could be put on the corresponding ESEA season pages on Team Fortress Liquipedia or comp.tf as external links/media.
As for comp.tf, we could go a step further and copy the text and create an comp.tf article for each ESEA article. That way if archive.ph goes down, we still have copies. Not sure if Liquipedia would allow that kind of content but hopefully they do.
Not sure if there are better solutions elsewhere, but I can start working on archiving these. Would be a big shame to lose them.
the wayback machine/internet archive is another good choice to archive stuff
posted about a year ago