I've hated my alias since it's conception, but I just stick with it cause too many people know me by it for me to really care to go about changing it, but I always had my steam name as something really stupid to compensate I suppose.

If it really bothers you like it does me when people call you by your alias, maybe change it, otherwise I'd keep it chief. At least it's unique enough so you don't have to specify like "no not that guy, the other one."

I've definitely had this issue before, but it only ever happened whenever my net died or I restarted my wireless adapter, both while I was connected or connecting to a server.

I just googled around a bit, and it kind of looks like one possibility might be IP related.

http://www.teamfortress.tv/post/623277/connection-failed-after-4-retries-issue

Maybe your net started doing some weird shit when you were connecting to the server, and the server has your IP logged somewhere, and it's denying you from connecting because it thinks you're already connecting/connected in some way? I couldn't tell ya tbh.

If the problem persists, maybe trying getting assigned a new IP address, which might have already happened if you have a dynamic IP address. Also, unplugging your router for like 30-60 seconds might also assign a new IP.

Other than that, I'm not sure, but waiting it out always ended up working for me.

Bump, we have a couple of players who may or may not be playing with us, so I'm looking for some people who may be interested in playing if they decide to play with a different team.

Bless, Thank

hey chief u got a little somethin...

Actual pic of frenzy irl (Not For The Feint Of Heart)

Bump to look for a scout again, our original player decided he'd rather play a different class!

Hey fellas, just copped a Rick Owens fit, wyt?

https://i.imgur.com/d6cL0lK.png

When people obsess over stats.

Don't get me wrong, I'll jerk myself off to 350 DPM roamer, but deep down I know it's just because we were defending gully last and I got it all from spamming from launchpad into lobby for 15 minutes...

And the opposite of that as well, I've had good games on roamer where I've gotten 200 DPM and went hard negative K/D wise, but always kept flank covered, always forced the med, etc, but if you looked at the log you'd think I was playing with my feet.

Bump to look for a backup spot, thanks.
Found one, thanks!

It's against the rules to buy or sell gold, items, services, etc. in exchange for real world dollars. (Real World Trading [RWT]) Youtube personality "A Friend" got paid real dollars and 1B in runescape gold to advertise a gambling site that uses RS gold as currency. Jagex decided that exchange was against the rules and banned him.

It's more controversial for him to do it as well because he used to be a sort of golden boy for the OSRS community, and he's since fallen off after he did some things people didn't like. It's also ironic because he got a bunch of backlash for advertising another gambling site (the same gambling site?) in a youtube video not super long ago. He used to be a player moderator and everything as well, and I think he's just sort of gone off the deep end at this point I suppose, but I've never followed his videos too closely to begin with.

As some people have said above, make sure the TGA folder is wherever TF2 is set to store your TGA files. You can also uncheck "delete frames after processing" to see if it's actually recording anything.

I personally haven't had issues with the program, but whenever I record stuff I also tend to use HLAE, on top of having my own recording config, so I never actually launch the game/use the built-in hotkeys to record stuff.

Here's what I normally do:

Just launch the game how you would regularly, load up the demo, find where you wanna record, all that stuff. Then in AVI recorder, (make sure "Start game and create recording configs" is unchecked), hit "Start recording."
I have these two binds to start and stop recording:

bind [ "engine_no_focus_sleep 0; r_cleardecals; snd_soundmixer Default_Mix; demo_resume; gameui_hide; startmovie frames_ raw"
bind ] "endmovie; engine_no_focus_sleep 50; demo_pause; demoui"

(All of those commands are what the program normally uses anyway when you hit F9, but if you don't care to fuck with that you can just do this:)

bind [ "demo_resume; startmovie frames_ raw"
bind ] "endmovie; demo_pause"

Make sure you have "host_framerate" set to what framerate you want to record at, and check that it matches in AVI Recorder. Then, just hit [ to start recording, and then hit ] to stop it. Whenever you're done recording whatever make sure to hit "Stop recording" before closing the program to avoid losing anything.

At this point, you're basically just using the program to cut out having to stitch the frames together, but I still use it so I don't have to worry about filling up my SSD with uncompressed picture files, or have to worry about accidentally overriding frames because I forgot to change the name of the shit in the startmovie command. (Which I've done a lot rofl)

I'm not sure if this is 100% necessary or not to get the thing to work, but this is what I've always done and its always worked fine.

I've never been able to get the overlay to work in TF2, so there's a good chance that, even if it's enabled, it's just not gonna work.

Jason Derulo 2

What's up

I've got a few things sitting around in my closet from my last PC build, I'm not sure if anybody would be interested in them for whatever reason, I don't have any use for them.

EVGA GTX 960 4GB - $50 (https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00UOYQ5LA/)

i5-4670K - $50 (https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16819116899)

Hyper 212 EVO - $20 (https://www.amazon.com/Cooler-Master-RR-212E-20PK-R2-Direct-Contact/dp/B005O65JXI/)

Both the CPU and GPU have got some miles on them, the CPU cooler hasn't been used, but I took the thermal paste the came with it a while ago.

Add me if you wanna https://steamcommunity.com/id/this_game_blows/