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| SteamID3 | [U:1:77201405] |
| SteamID32 | STEAM_0:1:38600702 |
| Country | Germany |
| Signed Up | April 14, 2013 |
| Last Posted | September 29, 2018 at 5:46 AM |
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Zowie:
Large right: Ec1
Small right: Ec2
Large ambi: ZA11, FK1
Small ambi: Everything else
http://i.imgur.com/vrmLfCf.jpg
Also that chart is literally from tf.tv WHY DOES NOBODY USE THE MOUSE STICKY
Sure it's okay to do, it means you're playing a bad game but if you enjoy playing the bad game, u can utilize its badness to any extend you like.
ExzeKanecoMaybe because anyone with a shred of self respect and dignity will never even consider to represent an organization with such a horrible reputation and work with people who can never admit to any wrongdoing. Each post any of your reps do is the equivalent of digging another layer in the whole you're in.I regret the posts I made yesterday involving Dishsoap and others, and they do not reflect upon my abilities as a mod. Yes, I've done things wrong, but I do my best to correct them. I wish to see TF2C become a place that everyone can enjoy, and once our forums are back up, I'll do my best to actively work with other mods to achieve this. I've been taking in reasons why people dislike TF2C, and I have come up with some changes I wish to see, which I will post in our moderator forum.
good luck but u might just get banned
Geel9deetrBarry_ChuckleI think perhaps a shakeup, or at least some fresh staff would be a good start to improving it.
This can never happen because the most delusional and retarded admin is Masternoob and he is the one who owns/created the site. He will never admit he was wrong about anything or get new staff, the dude is a complete psychopath.
do you know what being a psychopath actually entails
Oxford lists "taking posts on teamfortress.tv literally" as first defintion
Barry_Chucklefrenzyxtf2c is run by a bunch of kids, that over protect their precious website(which isn't even that good). Honestly ive had more fun in pugs then i have in any tf2 center lobby. tfc just needs to review theirs mods again for the immature kids, and have people become mod that know how to actually mod.
I think for the traffic tf2c receives, it performs pretty well. It's reliable and seamless in most areas.
However, I completely agree that the administration has lost its way, and consequently damaged it's reputation. I think perhaps a shakeup, or at least some fresh staff would be a good start to improving it.
I love how TF2Stadium functions and looks, but I honestly don't see a need for it, beyond the cancer admins at tf2c.
There was no need for google, yahoo could've just improved their search engine
"April" code works, and on start I had a new matchmaking beta invite drop, don't know if related though
I read the thread title, decided to reply with a rickroll clicked the link.
Glad to see some still follow the old ways
LainAs someone who has tried to make 6v6 levels in the past (koth_satori, cp_banana) you need to have quite the knowledge and experience in hammer and tf2 level design to even get something half decent made. I made cp_banana 1.5 years into making levels, and it was still terrible. While I thought it may have been good, everything about it still had design issues that, while fine in a pub environment became major issues in a comp environment.
So honestly, truthful answer - Don't make a comp map as your first level. I know that's what you don't want to hear but everyone whose map has been played in even UGC has quite a few normal maps under their belt. Come over to TF2maps.net and get comfy in our community, you'll need the support.
People seem to underappreciate how much dedication and time it takes to be a level designer, especially for such a complex and deep mode as 6v6 tf2. Phi, Bakscratch and Scorpio have been at it for quite a while, some even from 2007.
Edit: I realise this makes me sound like an elitist asshole.. that's not how i envisioned this post.
I disagree. He's not looking to map for money I assume, so without having any experience myself, I'd assume that trying to build a comp map is a great excercise in level design and a worthwile experience. And even if you fail at making a good map, you probably learn much more this way because you can really analyze what the design flaws are.
But I guess it depends whether u are more interested in the puzzle of designing the map in the first place or getting a finished product fast.
Save the IPs, connect directly. Server browser is broken.
edit pings wat lol