I would be so happy if they updated badlands just for that fix

This map needs an optimisation pass. There are big framedrops on second and mid. Especially in choke, where almost the entire map is drawn at once (probably the worst place to have fps drops too in-game). See for yourself with r_lockpvs 1.

Yeah it looks amazing, good job

The only thing Valve did wrong was to word it as an indefinite ban when it was a permanent ban. Giving the players the rightful punishment for their actions was a perfectly fine response, but leaving them in the uncertainty that they might some day get unbanned is very cruel if you don't actually plan to unban them any time in the near future. Especially since these people base their lives around this game, that they may or may not be able to play again at a professional level.

Yeah, it seems to work like this for all projectiles except sticky launcher. I guess it's like this because of performance issues - theoretically it's easier for the server to calculate collision and splash damage this way. Practically, it's not a huge issue, it makes directs slightly easier to do, but the most empty bounding box space is at head level, and obviously it makes no sense to aim at headshot level unless you want to deny someone from surfing your rocket. Although it would be nice for more accurate hitboxes.

Hitbox =/= bounding box

Seems to be a bug with projectiles that it reacts to the bounding box rather than the hitbox.

Everybody tilts sometimes but managing tilt is a very good skill. The most important thing to think about is to not bring a negative mumble athmosphere while tilting. If you are mad about something, realise that thinking about it will only make it worse as it will send you into a negative thought loop. Take deep breaths for a few seconds and calm your heart rate a bit. Realise what has happened has happened, and being salty about it won't change that. Don't talk about it in mumble, keep your comms focused on the game.

I have some rage problems myself and I have to work actively on minimising the amount of rage so I can focus on the game and not tilt my teammates. My best results so far comes when I actively try to have no reaction when I die or fail to do something, or a bug happens or whatever. If I must rage, I know I have to keep it to myself and start to focus again in a few seconds.

No news site will put cooking recipes on the front page on par with breaking news. Cooking recipes are low value content which generate less traffic than breaking news.

When matchmaking gets released the barrier of entry will be considerably lower than it is currently.

Highlander content doesn't have much value outside of the TF2 community, whereas the 6v6 format is more integrated with the rest of the eSports scene, and has a bigger presence with outside sponsors. The level of interest is undeniably higher with 6v6, if you look at the actual figures (prizepools, viewership, LAN participation, etc.). It makes sense for TFTV to focus on producing high-value content, rather than trying to please everyone. This is especially true now that 6v6 has the potential to become bigger than ever, at least in Europe.

you started playing medic FailFish

Highlander in EU is a fucking joke, the top teams are not as good as they used to be. In fact, pretty much nobody in Europe plays highlander properly anymore, I cringe every time I watch a highlander casts because the uber games in Europe is fucking dreadful and nobody plays properly at all. If you genuinely think teams like The Experiment deserves top level coverage, then you've clearly misunderstood the concept of competition. The HL nations cup had several teams who were better than the top of HLS9, mostly because the national teams fielded way better players than the current top of HLS9.

In your article:

In other words, you can probably achieve a greater effect with a far more simplistic plan.

I'd strongly advise not to unbind mouse2 on medic

bind mouse2 "clicktoggle"
bind 1 "slot1, alias clicktoggle clickon"
bind 2 "slot2, alias clicktoggle clickon"
bind 3 "slot3, alias clicktoggle clickoff"
alias clicktoggle "+attack2"
alias clickon "+attack2"
alias clickoff ""

the syntax is wrong so this script won't work. Also since -attack2 wasn't called you'll be stuck with +attack2 if you click mouse2 once.

I think this script should work but I haven't tested it.

Put this in medic.cfg

bind mouse2 +clicktoggle
bind 1 "slot1; alias +clicktoggle +attack2; alias -clicktoggle -attack2"
bind 2 "slot2; alias +clicktoggle +attack2; alias -clicktoggle -attack2"
bind 3 "slot3; alias +clicktoggle"

All other class cfgs

bind mouse2 +attack2
bind 1 slot1
bind 2 slot2
bind 3 slot3

But really, I think you shouldn't need a script like this. Being able to switch to medigun and pop uber ASAP is really useful in stressful situations when you need to clutch as a medic. If you have the habit of accidentally misclicking there are three things you could do:

1. Get a mouse with more resistant triggers.
2. Change your mouse grip.
3. Condition yourself to stop misclicking mouse buttons by binding the buttons you usually mispress to kill, and play pubs for a few hours. Dying is a very negative stimuli so you'll train your muscle memory to avoid misclicking.