yo fuck you

Does anyone know of a HUD that has modified the official competitive mode scoreboard to display each player's rank number instead their rank badge?

The rank badges on the scoreboard are too hard to differentiate in my opinion. It would be a nice alternative to just see the rank number instead. Has anyone seen this yet? Or would it even be possible?

The concept of it seems possible (from a non HUD maker's perspective), kind of like how you can choose between scoreboard ping numbers or scoreboard ping connection bars.

tf_matchmaking_join_in_progress 0 is supposedly an option so you have the choice whether or not to join in-progress casual games. I really like the idea of having that control at the expense of me having to wait a little longer to play a game that has a greater probability of being worth the wait. The part that is driving me crazy about this setting though is that it keeps resetting itself back to tf_matchmaking_join_in_progress 1 which isn't even the default.

Has anyone noticed this? Would anyone be willing to play a few test casual games on your own to see if the setting stays at tf_matchmaking_join_in_progress 0 for you after a few games?

I can't tell if this setting is bugged or what.

This list looks promising

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I agree though, really nice CSS for the site.

Maple, have you solved this? I had a really similar issue to this at my work with a laptop I upgraded from 7 to 10. Did you try installing the video drivers with Windows 8 or 7 compatibility mode?

Buy a good slow cooker/Crock-Pot. You can easily make such a wide variety of meals with just a Crock-Pot.

BBQ brisket, stews, soups, desserts, lasagna, and the list goes on forever.

Leave that baby cooking while you're at class and come home to a delicious and low effort meal.

Good luck in your studies!

I was a person who upgraded my 8.1 to 10 the minute it was released. However once I started playing games I was having nasty issues. TF2 in particular was giving me ~20 FPS which is about 200 less FPS than I'm used to having. As soon as I saw that I took advantage of the feature Microsoft added and I reverted back to 8.1 from 10. It took a surprisingly small amount of time to go back.

My guess is you're going to have to wait for a couple driver updates to happen before all your games are going to run similarly to how they did on your previous operating system. Check Nvidia every day.

If it bothers you a lot you can always revert your Windows 10 back to your previous OS if you used the upgrade process. If you installed 10 via fresh install then you are SOL for now I'd say.

Malwarebytes is good to run a few times.

Norton Power Eraser is something I run on computers at my work to get the really nasty preboot stuff removed. Try it.

https://security.symantec.com/nbrt/npe.aspx

I was going to submit this suggestion to their forums- but then I started reading several existing threads where the devs simply shut down the idea of it.

Not sure why they are still choosing to ignore this very popular opinion.

Cool idea. Is there a way to show how many players are in each server?

Sweet. Glad to help. Configs are fun when they work right.

Sorry I wasn't really clear on that part of my instructions. I will edit my previous post to address your question and prevent future readers from confusion.

You can leave your typical launch options as they are. As long as you add the "-autoconfig" launch option, launch the game, then close the game and remove "-autoconfig" launch option you're good. You will have basically totally fresh config files to start fresh with every time you do that process.

Looking at your config files there appears to be a lot of disorganization so I'm not surprised things aren't working as you would like them to. I'm going to propose a list of things I need you to do:

1. Make sure TF2 is closed.
   
2. Move all of your custom cfg files out of your tf\cfg folder to a safe place. Leave no custom cfg files in there.
   
3. Add the launch option "-autoconfig" to your TF2. (you can leave your other launch options in tact if you want)
   
4. Launch TF2 to the game menu, then just quit the game so it is totally closed again.
   
5. You now have fresh stock cfg files so now we can get to work.
   
6. Now you can remove "-autoconfig" from your TF2 launch options.

Now we're going to make sure you have the folder structure present to contain custom cfg files properly. This part is very important as it can determine if your cfg files will work or not, so follow it very carefully.

1. Navigate to your "tf" folder.
   
2. See that "cfg" folder? Ignore it completely. Never ever ever put a cfg file in there, not even your autoexec. The folder you want to open is "custom".
   
3. Inside the "custom" folder create a folder named "custom cfg".
   
4. Inside the "custom cfg" folder create a folder named "cfg".
   
5. Go into the newly created cfg folder.

Here is where you will put your autoexec.cfg file and any other custom cfg files you use. Again, the folder path you want to put your autoexec.cfg and any other custom cfg files in is:

Try moving all your custom cfg files into there and check TF2 to see if your settings remain as you set them. I think you will see better results than the way you were previously organizing your cfg files.

Upload your autoexec.cfg and config.cfg (and any other custom cfg files you use) to pastebin and paste the link here. I can find it.

Edit: Unless hooli already solved it... Sorry didn't really read the end of the thread before commenting.