While I'm probably going to donate for the prototype, it makes me a little sad that the final release is two years away. Sad, but hopeful.

I recall someone having this issue merely a few weeks ago. I also saw someone mention pressing the DPI up/down buttons. If that doesn't work, get it replaced under warranty as this is a known issue.

At first glance, my mind blanked out the last three words.

I don't think a 6-month old baby will be very co-operative in that respect.

I read something similar in an article, where the author says you should make a little time every week for something you enjoy doing(you also need to properly analyse what you enjoy), to avoid burnout.

With the little free time I have these days, I've realised that a few 1-2 hour video game sessions per week with friends keeps me sane.

Anyway, taking care of children so young is always intense, so I'd say just keep in mind that you'll have more free time eventually.

What the pyro needs is a weapon that is essentially a jet burner(maybe a re-purposed jet turbine in terms of design aesthetics) that functions similar to a lightning gun type weapon and also sets people on fire for minimal damage.

I love the death rays on RED last. The enclosed midpoint seems a bit unsettling to me, but who knows how it will play out.

Good listen

Very carefully, I assume.

I literally laughed out loud at this.

frandwart!

If you can't boot into Windows, I suggest making a bootable Ubuntu flash drive and seeing if that works. Regardless, I think you're facing a hardware issue. Either your RAM or motherboard.

Do you know of any power surges/electrical fluctuations in your area?

I'm going to ignore all your other points which are just conveniently over-simplifying negatives about other games, but I'd like to point out that viewership doesn't really mean much considering the amount of marketing that goes into certain e-sports these days.
Hell, I'll go one step further and say that player counts don't mean as much as people like to think either; other than the fact that people are playing the game. Player counts don't mean the game is good, well balanced or interesting, or that people would stick with it if another game was marketed better. Of course, this is not to say well-marketed games have no merits.

Played 1.6 competitively for ~2 years. Found dota in 2006, played that till 2009. Found TF2 in 2008 and re-discovered Quake(Quake Live) in 2010.

At no point have I looked back on my life and said "I wish I had continued playing DotA and CS and gotten better at them". I wish I had been introduced to arena shooters earlier, because soon after I found TF2, I realised that typical realistic FPS games were just too slow and tedious for me.

Do want.

Literally laughed out loud at that.