Easily the best streamed event I've seen, I really really enjoyed watching when I wasn't playing. The generosity of this community is incredible. I thought the surfing event was really really awesome.

thank you truktruk for the camera work <3

two years ago i actually broke my arm playing basketball (collided with a giant black dude) and i had an arm cast similar to this:

http://meds.queensu.ca/central/assets/modules/cast-application/cast_types_001.jpg

so instead of palming the mouse like i usually do i just tried to touch every finger to the mouse and push it around, was still pretty playable

that might not be "insomnia", but rather just a terrible sleep schedule. if you go to bed at 5am one night after staying up all night and you try to sleep at 1am the next day, you're not going to feel very tired most likely.

oh fuck

ac reference?

what?

i agree with you that roamer's are probably the "weakest" role in the line-up in terms of damage output, but i don't think they deserve a buff. the classes aren't meant to be balanced individually.

just because there are good scouts who don't miss often that can destroy roamers doesn't mean the gunboats should be buffed. both teams get a roamer, and trying to make the most out of your role is a challenge (against good scouts, atleast). infact, learning the right timings to jump/be aggressive are what makes a roamer skilled.

incase there was any confusion in the original post, donating does not mean a CHANCE to get mentored. if you donate and you would like 1 on 1 mentoring, you will get the opportunity.

yup, shade and i are willing to do something like this if you are interested in it

HAPPY BIRTHDAY LANGE <3333

it says right in the comments of the video:

"m0res ulta fps config
dont use it, as you can see ubers look awful"
-dummy

cool group of guys. okie has a lot of potential and pretty sick aim.

playing hardcore, only level 32 right now if anyone wants to group up :D

The most important thing you can do if you want to have consistency is to find a setup that you feel comfortable with. People throw around this idea a ton but I feel like very few actually understand what it means. Find a sensitivity that feels natural and smooth and stick to it. Your main goal is to find a setup that you wont notice ever. If you ever find yourself thinking about your HUD or config or sensitivity during a game then you know you're not comfortable. You should never have to think about your game's settings, they should just feel natural. Find a hud/config that gets the job done and stick to it. It took me awhile to find a setup that I really liked, but I've used the same sensitivity for almost two years now just because it feels perfect for my setup.

One other thing that helped me a lot is to try to contribute the same amount of comms each game. Some players will talk a lot when they're playing well and be mute when they are off their game. Try to figure out what comms your team needs from you provide the same level of communication each night.

if lange is the camera man, you can check what's playing on his last.fm, http://www.last.fm/user/Langeh