pencil jumpers

Even in the article you linked, mis can also mean "not" or "opposite", so by saying misconflated you're just making it less clear what you actually mean. And you're acting like conflate is a neutral word that just means blend even though it has a negative connotation in 99.9% of cases.

So if the goal of language is effective communication, I think you've failed at that...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oduzm75ZT7g
quality sucks cos old but still is epic

why does he rollout to mid on scout, then immediately run straight back to last and build a sentry

this roster is actually so pog

https://demos.tf/494266#76561198106504250

Ozf low prem match, looking for team advice (we are blu team)

:)

from Dr_Fez to fez

my brain cells r evaporating

go bonk

1. I wouldn't really recommend using casual to warm up because it's not as intensive as something like mge, dm or even bot maps, that said small fast-paced maps like harvest, viaduct, nucleus would be my go to if I were going to use casual for that (basically small koth maps)
2. I recently came across some of FrickMyNick's map reviews which I thought were pretty nice: https://www.twitch.tv/frickmynick/videos?filter=archives&sort=time You won't be able to find a map review online for every single map in the pool though unfortunately
3. This question is kind of impossible to answer because everyone means something different by the word "good" and there also isn't a set amount of time you need to put in to get to a certain level at soldier, the time you need to put in will vary wildly depending on how efficient your practice is, previous experience in fps games, natural talent and a bunch of other factors.
4. From what I've seen aim trainers will definitely help with mouse control in tf2, however for soldier in particular they are probably not the best way of practicing since the biggest element of projectile aim is predicting the movement of real players.

gimme dat feta

Damn this is really good, the editing is really sick but at the same time it doesn't get in the way of the frags

Didn't the crossbow used to not have passive reload, and it was only rarely used because of it? Genuine question cause I for sure wasn't around at that time. Probably still worth testing regardless.

I like the idea of making arrows heal over time. I feel like the annoying part of the crossbow is that you can get someone quite low but all they need is a second to stand still and suddenly your damage is meaningless and not possible to follow up on. If the healing was done over time, even if it was relatively quickly at least there would be a window of time where you could actually play off your damage.

I guess you could argue that changing arrows in this way would remove some of the clutch potential of arrows though so idk. Also maybe it would be hard to implement in a plugin.

go bonk

i hate that the $ is after the 1000