Bumping. Still looking for tryouts - I am on break until late January.

https://youtu.be/5EVWcgV0bc0

Tribes Vengeance.

I used to play on one of the top clans that ended up lasting through to the game's death (when Ascend came out) - and then TF2 came along!

I have tried the hold in scrims before - it leaves a lot of room in saw and lower, meaning you can't fully tank anyone. Useful for uber disadv, I guess.

Ask lucrative about the hold, he was the one who told me about it a few seasons ago.

"Strange Part: Kills While Explosive Jumping can now be applied to Strange Grenade Launchers"

kaidus hype!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nPe4cAL1MJk

https://youtu.be/lZOTRQpEOH4

random one clip edit cause i was bored on my birthday

i don't main soldier, we all know this

Medic regen while healing a hurt teammate doubles from 3 to 6 hp/sec. To my knowledge, there is no crit regen for healing hurt teammates. (meaning it would go up to 12hp/sec)

Pre-game medi-gun ubers charge in roughly 12 seconds.

Edit: I didn't read the subsection of the forum...didn't realize this for CSGO. My bad! :(

All configuration files and custom files are stored in your /tf/ folder. The location is:
C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\Team Fortress 2\tf

The "auto" settings I think you are talking about is because you may have put "-autoconfig" into your Launch Options. To check this, you can go to your Steam Library, right click on Team Fortress 2; Properties -> "Set Launch Options" -> delete "-autoconfig" if it is in there.

If you don't see -autoconfig in your Launch Options, make sure your "cfg" folder is NOT read-only in Windows. You can right click on the "cfg" folder, and uncheck read-only. This will let you change the settings and keep them the same through your restarts of the game.

If you wish to move settings between accounts, you can create your own folders in the given "custom" and "cfg" folders - edit these files to your liking, and then copy those folders to the other computers you wish to have the settings be on.

I hope I've helped!

first 60fps render! :)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4od9NTy8ewQ

Really neat to see edgebugs used so effectively and consistently - and surfing slopes during the closed-quarters jumps, too.

Send this to DavidTheWin to put on stream! :)

Really good work for a first video, hooey!

Alongside what was said about the audio and fast forwarding, one thing I would suggest is to speed up your transitions. Change the interval time in your editing program to be a lot shorter.

I don't mind seeing transitions (in fact, most people enjoy them) - but when it cuts off some of the things you're supposed to be seeing in the next clip, that should be a sign to speed up that transition a tiny bit. You can always slow down the clip before the transition and then use the transition-speed to speed the flow of the video back to normal.

Keep up the good work, and take these critique posts and run with it in your future videos. <3

drop

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T0FfUtz9I4Y
lft