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I got banned from pug.na because I was changing settings on my IRC client and was connecting/disconnecting too fast.

Backcaps would be VERY strong. If you lose mid and start pushing out, you can very quickly lose an entire round to a Scout (as opposed to just having your push stopped to deal with the backcap).

Also I don't think faster maps are going to make the games any easier to watch. It's already pretty difficult to begin with, since TF2 is (and should) be a game based off slow methodical pushes. 3CP would just make the rounds a little shorter, it wouldn't make the game any interesting, or a better spectator sport like Street Fighter.

I think that's what he's trying to do. Most of this thread aside from your post (#17) and response to it have been a fairly normal sounding AmA in an attempt to be seen as a normal average guy who wants to have some friends in the community, despite his past faults.

The TF2 community in general tends to exile people for a very very long time and it's hard to get yourself out of the hatred spotlight, and it's even harder to get out of it with the negativity that comes along with posting and making threads like this.

I'd think you of all people would understand how difficult it is to be a liked person in the community, too. Or even just neutral. Though I've found you to be very tolerable over the past couple of years and I enjoy being around you, to this day I always seem to get someone ticked off when I mention your name, even after your server company has aided a lot of people in the community. Despite all of that, you still get a whole lot of negative press, albeit from people I disregard because I don't think they know you that well. They simply jumped on the bandwagon because they heard it from another guy who hated you.

In short, some dumber person will come take Saltysally's role, as did whoever came to take Jazzy's role, muskikal's role, etc. and then he'll be on the negative/neutral side of the community until he leaves, and that will be the end of this.

So how much money are we talking here?

TF2 money or DoTA money?

Real answer: He posted a few things here and there and they ended up being the COMPLETELY wrong things to post if you aren't Invite. So when he makes an average post, we downvote it, and when he makes a dumb post we basically nuke it.

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An Invite player said something similar to what I said so everyone agreed :D

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aiight thanks

I read somewhere that on 1920x1080, the highest sensitivity you can use at 400dpi WITHOUT skipping pixels (having pixel perfect accuracy) is something like 19" per 360.

I also heard that it doesn't really matter until you start skipping 4+ pixels at a time. So does it really matter what sensitivity I use with it?

Me too Buffalo, my rockets might actually hit shit

There are some forums but it's really not worth it. You'll get very little of what it's value is out of it, probably 10-25%, usually never more than $10-$50 unless it's a good low ## steamID. It's not too hard to sell it though. I think I sold an account at sythe.org? It was the first thing that popped up when I googled it.

Yes I do touch on that. I'm saying that starting out, you may have some talent that puts you slightly above the lower levels of the playerbase.

But most anything from there on out is developed through practice and training. In a situation like math, there are some people who it comes easy to, and that's a talent that applies to every level of math. Whether you are in Calculus, whether you are in Algebra, or whether you're doing grade school Multiplication, having a knack for seeing numbers will help you.

In video games you don't naturally know how to track, you don't naturally know how to move properly, you don't naturally have gamesense. You need to learn all of these. I just think the idea that someone with very little practice can get into the top 10% of anything difficult to get into based on talent and very little practice is very far fetched.

I understand this because I had little to no "training" when I was a kid. I didn't get to be like wareya and practice really hard on video games when I was <14 years old, and I had a slower than average reaction time (280~ ms). I didn't think I'd be doing anything with video games "competitively", let alone even marginally well. Though I can't think of a single player who has made Invite purely off talent with no help from other games (Quake, CS, etc)