try to play more for highlights than for your actual play if that makes sense. Make the focus of the video the interesting parts of the gameplay and let yrself be more of a side panel to the action

watching pub tf2 isn't very interesting: you need to be an incredibly good entertainer to pull it off imo

but even people who aren't fountains of charisma can manage to pare down an hour or 3 of relatively bland footage into 5-10 mins and show what they actually wanted to show, as well as make something genuinely interesting to watch. Never be afraid to make an incredibly short video after a day's recording. A short cool video is a lot more fun and better received than a medium length video of varying quality (b4nny)

yes

u need help if it takes u three seconds to read a sentence

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enigma PLEASE

the little caesar's a block from my house used to be fucking amazing, like honestly the best pizza place in the city

then they got a new manager or something and it just became terrible

the hungry howie's a block from my house isn't terrible now but i haven't tried any of the local places here yet

there's no real cure for soreness

you just have to work out consistently for a few weeks and you stop getting it

weed is for highschoolers
but sure yr the one human being who can manage to recover from addiction and work on moderate use of drugs :)

because of monitors being inconsistent in their aspect ratio, it creates a more consistent experience to measure off of vertical FOV so that FOV only ever increases with wide screen monitors, rather than measuring off of the horizontal where larger monitors would have a heavily stretched image or limited vertical FOV

ingame FOV is actually the vertical FOV and its then scaled based on aspect ratio, giving you around 104 if you play on 90 FOV on 16:9

waste yrself pls

who.ru

the end difference for the explosion radius change was that the most significant loss of detection/damage was where the corner used to be. If I'm interpreting the numbers right, 2007 tf2 had rockets be map aligned squares w/ 242 as the perimeters, and then changed it to be a radius of 143.

Rockets became 18% bigger when aligned along the map's axes, while the diagonal of the square went from ~171 to 143, so the rockets became ~17,3% smaller along the diagonals.

actual rocket area mildly increased, so assuming they use the same method to do bounding boxes, you would end hitting slightly more shots because of the change than you would lose because of it, assuming that map alignment is random in such a way that you'd end up facing the diagonal and the perpendicular sides relatively consistently. Since most maps flow along the grid, you'll probably see a slight buff to projectiles as the hitbox extends slightly further in the direction most of the combat tends to orient itself around

or im wrong idk

I might be misremembering but i think 2007 tf2 draws eplosions as aligned squares rather than spheres, but it was patched out soon after release.

point being valve is capable of making this change easily

edit: [September 15, 2009 Patch] Fixed explosive radius detection using an axially aligned box instead of a sphere

heavy makes a very loud sound that you can hear around corners, and honestly if yr defense of a game mechanic is that itsy as fun and interesting as fighting a heavy u might need to reevaluate yr stance

lift

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^buff particle