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mousiopecant wait to see 4 heavys a medic with vaccinator and a short circuit engineer hold last for 30 minutes
I think it seems reasonable to assume there would be a class limit of 2 or thereabouts. This may likely be the biggest or most important limit on the mode. Speculation, but also logic. How do you beat 6 Heavies?
I'll just say it, if ESEA don't pick TF2 back up for LAN in 2016 they're making a gigantic mistake
This is possibly a coincidence but while playing a mission on the Coast map, my game crashed three times and Kurt's GPU/CMOS went fuckin bonkers
Linkuser just now
HellbentI notice that a lot of times what separates an IM team from an invite team is simply just having more solo players that play for stats, dont comm, and/or dont listen to comms. There are a lot of those players out there unfortunately.
I think a perfect example of this (at least in terms of solo play) was the old goldfish vs. Slamberg battles in IM. Both of them used to just try to do all the work, they'd always be the one making plays, or in behind distracting.. and honestly, it worked a lot in IM (and was awesome to watch). But moving to Invite, you find that teams learn, adapt and adjust so quickly, that you can't get away with just big dicking every life - you'll just end up salty with like 60 deaths. It's been cool to see them, as well as some other players, grow and evolve from a solo/hero type player, to more of a team player after making Invite.
trashbut super smash bros is "people hit each other, one of them hits really hard and the other person makes an explosion effect outside of the camera, they lost a life", and that's really easy for someone who never plays any game seriously before to understand.
to play devil's advocate, and as a sidebar.. for years, going back to the first smash game.. i never understood it, because of the percentages. i was like yes, obviously someone eventually gets knocked off. and i assumed the percentages were health.. but then, they go PAST 100%? so how can that be health? 13-year-old me did not understand this at all.
glad you did bring up smash though, because there are many parallels which you've outlined well
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In Firefox you can go Options > Applications and then change setting for steam.
For Chrome, the solution seems to be here.
I was looking at it. Would be interested to hear your recommendation once you've finished it. Maybe bump this thread when that happens?
KEVIN CAN YOU ANSWER THESE PEOPLE
Can the gold/green be switched back to the old colors? Or man, in an ideal world, could we have options to select, or could there be some way to set your own colors to be consistent throughout the HUD? I will go ahead and finally swear allegiance to this HUD if that's possible.
Great to see more diverse coverage! This is good for literally everybody
It would be lovely if player values fluctuated based on performance. So say for example you pick up a relative unknown player like sen for cheap, and he goes mental on sniper and top frags week 1, his value goes up and you then have more money for other pick ups. Or likewise, if you pay a lot for a player who under performs, their stock falls (and others could pick them up for cheaper, in hopes that their performances improve). Jon's implementation seemed to lack this.
flufnsamifaceI vote that Marxist casts everything foreverI love Marxist but I need my slin and avast casts
anything less would just be poo poo