http://www.speedtest.net/my-result/3600373726

$60 for phone/tv/internet.

that is why I suggested he give it a try himself before claiming it's going to be worse than what he already has. who knows, maybe he has already. pls stop this conversation, it's dumb

edit: welp, nevermind that last part completely. purely out of coincidence I found a thread on reddit very similar to this one, even with a great and up-to-date picture. the datacap is and has almost always been suspended in the vast majority of areas, only enabled in select cities (ie what I said earlier). it will be global in ~5 years, but that's not a reason to use them now while hoping somebody better comes around in your area.

I've been over the limit for exactly 12 of the 13 months I have had Comcast, and have not been charged extra. I honestly don't know what more to tell you without going super gay and showing you the bills, lol.

i don't have a bandwidth cap. when I moved here I was initially told I would and it would be 300gb, but they never brought it up to me. The first month I did research and found that many people go over the limit without consequence, so I tested it myself. First month was when I had to reformat twice and decided to watch all of Rome and Spartacus, so I decided to get the massive uncompressed blurays. I went over the limit by 200 something gigabytes, nothing happened. since then I have been over the limit all but once without any extra charges, emails or phone calls.

When I hit the 300gb mark I get a message in my browser telling me so, they just don't enforce it. I recall seeing a message on my comcast account panel saying something about the cap not being enforced, or only in certain cities (Nashville for sure). I took a picture of this on my phone is hopes that it would be enough to play stupid to them on the phone if they did decide to charge me for the extra bandwidth, but I have changed phones since. :/

edit: this sounds about right. I remember making fun of my friend who lives in Nashville and also has Comcast. http://bgr.com/2012/09/18/comcast-300-gb-bandwidth-cap-tests/

i've had comcast for just over a year and a half and haven't had any issues whatsoever. I pay for 50/10 and get anywhere between 80-100 download from ~10pm to 6ish am, no bandwidth cap, ect.

edit: i can't think of a single time I have been throttled, so that's a big plus too. unless you know from experience that they're bad in your area, i'd suggest giving them a shot. they were also equally as great for me when I lived in Florida years ago.

does xbox titanfall even go to 60fps? it also looks smoother than the game did for me at 100. I doubt the video is real 60fps.

if what you said is true about the round not truly ending with those mods, I imagine they use another plugin to manage it.

something like this should be what you want. of course you would want to add a countdown or a warning so it's not abrupt. if that event isn't called when you want, i'm sure you would be able to find one here. and here's the sourcemod api

good thing I didn't suggest changing windows sens if it was already 6/11.

instead of using some hacky workaround, lower your dpi or your windows sens (if it's already not 6/11) and increase your ingame sens.

the problem is when you move around in game your desktop pointer is moving as well and it switches screens before tf2 can center it. that's why it only happens when you flick and click really quickly.

there's been a lot of straight quake remakes and they're all dead, i'm sure he knows this and is trying to do something fundamentally different.

i like this one the most because not only does it lessen spam, it would also increase the amount of aim people put into stickies knowing that you have 4 less in your clip.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MKVWBUwoV4o#t=25

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qgbHYWPaNPY

they're connected to a muscle convulsion machine. blood around 6:00 in case you're squirmy about that

just play dirty bomb

i'm excited for the new battlefield. looks like it's a first person APB/GTA.