epo is a hell of a drug

war's casting is amazing

last mixchamp game was july 8 and before that june 27

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high energy pounder

he's cool, plays and comms well

alternate hypothesis: tf2 turns you gay

you used to be able to crash your game/end the process and then relaunch in dx8 and rejoin

not sure if you still can I don't play matchmaking

quick peek at your logs and you have the highest damage taken stat in every recent scrim, so you're probably overextending and playing too aggressively

happy belated dominion day

no hotline and no quake? at least there's half life I guess

talos principle is a pretty cool speedrun too

not particularly important but on a team page the past players' scores don't display properly if you've had the same player twice

http://i.imgur.com/OmuQtYb.png

I believe the first time they appear is correct and the second time it shows the other value instead of the what it actually was

see this recent thread http://www.teamfortress.tv/42108/dealing-damage-as-scout

I wouldn't worry too much about low dpm on a 30 minute granary game, worry more about whether there's more you can contribute to your team winning. I tend to play a lower dpm / lower damage taken style, like ringo_starr calls the 180 dpm warrior, because it's a good way to help win games without having to outdm everybody. Some general tips:

-try not to die unnecessarily. It's way harder for the opponent to push into areas if you have more players alive. Times when it might be OK or necessary to die: your med is dead and they have full ad; you got stuck behind somehow and can't help hold a point; there is a high-reward opening you think you can capitalize on (maybe a free demo pick etc). That's about it (at least for learning players)

-use buffs effectively - when you have 185 hp it's a good opportunity to poke around on flank with your roamer and see if you can catch somebody out, without really risking your own life

-don't "flank" as in pushing behind the enemy team, in fact don't do anything that forces you to take 1v1 (or worst 1v2 and 1v3) fights. Fight when you have the upper hand, not the other way around. This also means not committing so close that if a guy decides to push in you will die/have to fight. You need to be aware of where enemies are.

-during team fights and midfights shoot things that your teammates are shooting, and things that aren't looking at you. Position yourself so you aren't going to be the target that everybody on the other team instantly shoots. Chipshot midair soldiers.

-Watch demo reviews of better players so you can get into the mindset of why they do certain things and when. YouMustMike, though his videos are old, is excellent (watch his reviews of Open and IM scouts, especially the ones on maps you struggle on). B4nny and Mr Slin have some good ones on their youtube channels, especially the ones Slin does with invite players as guests. Saam has a few but his best are the ones with Mason like this one

-your scrim logs don't have the accuracy plugin but if you're getting less than 60% consistently then you need to practice your aim for sure. Taking your time & relaxing also helps a lot, especially when you aren't being shot at - no need to rush shots and miss more

tfw your bundle has bundles in it

edit: HD The First Encounter is still not the same game
http://store.steampowered.com/app/41050/Serious_Sam_Classic_The_First_Encounter/

nor is Classics Revolution linked below
both are on different engines