What I'm getting is that double-donking is the new airshot. Double-donked idiot.

Just get a second 6870. If you don't want a crossfire solution, MSI 760 with two free games.

Not really. I can hit level 60 in under a day, or just over it if my build is planned out right and I get some good drops along the way. You really gotta learn the path you want to take your character and know it well. You have to have good reasons for heading towards another node in another area of the skill tree. It takes some getting used to, and the skill tree can be overwhelming, but it's really just a table of colors and stats and your character base is the closest of all the nodes you want first. It doesn't take long to learn if you look up some builds that have some in-depth guides. You really start to get a feel for the game once you've built that exact one too.

my heroes

thought Braz Bbq said Brazzers Bbq :x

So I read. Check the end of your cable and check the port(s) on your graphics card. Look up which cable is required to reach 144hz. Deep claims it to be Dual-link, so check to see if your Cable is both:

1.) Dual link.
2.) DVI-I or DVI-D.

Edit:

Witch some quick searching, your monitor should've come with a Dual Link DVI-D port. So one female port is correct, and you should have the proper cable. Look up your graphics card if you don't know what cables and ports it supports. It may not support Dual Link DVI-D.

http://www.mcplus.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/07/DVI-types.gif

Check your DVI cable. See what one closely represents the one required for 144hz.

Note: Single link is capable of fitting most ports, and can be used in a Dual Link, but won't get the performance of Dual-Link. I think.

Also, you need DVI-D. I think. Off the top of my head, I think that's what my monitor came with. Typically more recent cards have ports that accept each of those cables. Just there's unique quality settings that can pass through the DVI-D/DVI-I that allow it to reach those settings. That's partially bullshitted and not even researched, but one does one and the other doesn't so I'm just making an educated guess.

take the huds and mash 'em together.

not going to be cheap at all

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I love the fact this started off going badly, but ended up rather golden. -7 frags + a negative comment to +25 and a blowjob. You've really outdone yourself, bsc.

Absolutely nothing relevant.

Grab tag firmly. Rotate counter-clockwise while simultaneously pulling down. Unwraps entire thing in one movement. Source: I am a Hershey kiss.

Good medics are scarce, along with demo. Soldiers and scouts are a dime a dozen though. You won't get much out of offline-practicing. You've gotta stick with the online scene and be studying behaviors and successful patterns of play. Your best bet is medic if you just study games enough by downloading some demos before you go to your Hall. The most you can do offline is practice your rollouts on each class, and overall mobility. Get a surf map pack and then play around, get used to air strafing and mouse control. As for rocket jumping/sticky jumping, getting from 1 point to the next in a timely fashion is necessary to execute plays and end rounds smoothly. Arriving fast means better follow ups on communication and trickier plays.

people need to stop getting buttsploded in mge after losing

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buttsplosion.