I think you missed this forum:
http://teamfortress.tv/forum/category/22

The layout is suppose to be compatible across all monitor sizes. If you want it to fill more, zoom in.

Although there could be a non-logo banner.

This thread is awful.

Also, calling people out for doing weird shit should be fine. Continually harassing people over it isn't unless it affects them (stinking counts, clogging toilets every fucking week because they're using 5-10 seat covers in the bathroom counts, etc). Only mental illnesses should get a pass for that stuff, but people will still be annoyed and have a right to be (honestly, getting sneezed on by an autistic guy was pretty fucking annoying). They just don't have the right to bully.

I dropped the show in the middle of the 2nd season. I have no clue why I keep losing interest in good shows like this and WD, BB :x.

Jaeger returns.

PHP is ezmode if you know a C language. Ruby takes much more effort to learn, and then you have to learn Rails and stuff. But it's suppose to have a much better code structure and performance.

PHP is the way to go unless you really want to spend weeks-months learning Ruby before you make progress. Python w/ Flask is also an option, but I haven't personally worked with it. Ask TronPaul, he's coding LobbyPy with it.

To omp: even if PHP is an inferior language, it is the standard. Going against the standard isn't always worth it, although Ruby on Rails is probably growing (I've seen a few more internships asking for knowledge of it).

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=42xcVd62M8s

"Why was no one watching flank?"

"Where was everyone?"

"I thought we were pushing?"

"I was the only one at <place>."

"I can't believe we're losing to <person>. He's such a shitty player."

"Ahaha kinda blazed right now ahahahha."

The benefit would be you don't have to wait for SM to update if you update first too. I also like VSPs for not having to install SM with it.

Yeah, but playing with somebody who doesn't know how to rocket jump in a pug is really annoying. And also doesn't know how/when to cap. Fundamentals should come first. I was incredibly annoyed a few years ago when people who had played maybe 10 hours of TF2 wanted to play competitive, but didn't understand the objectives of push maps, or how uber is used/the mechanic specifics, rocket jumping (you don't need to be amazing at it, but understand it at least), some general aspects of classes. I don't think you start competitive TF2 to learn the game. You learn the game then play competitive once you feel that there's better competition out there with a better game style for you. I don't think you should just start comp TF2 and ignore learning the general mechanics through pubbing and other experimentation.

Although lobbies are probably bad enough that it won't matter that you start there. But it's filled with unfriendly people so then again maybe it's a bad idea.

This probably. I don't think I could look at TF2 the way I do if I grouped it in with all the other F2P games of the current era. And hats. If TF2 came with hats, I don't think anyone from the competitive community would take it seriously. TF2 has added so much silliness, for better or worse.

I don't remember it being 10 damage at launch, but I guess I never thought about it that much back then.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a1BFNKXSrfg

This was right after launch, the first jump he takes 36 damage.

There were a few updates that completely changed rocket/sticky jumping (though you took more damage). The fixed it most of the time. Also, gunboats used to be 75% damage reduction, which was about 10-15 damage a rocket jump.

Not at launch, I believe. Maybe in beta.

I don't think it's possible, maybe detect ticks where the pipe hitbox and player hitbox are intersecting. Also, I think they changed it at launch.

I thought it was always fov 90 and people had bad computers that autoset to 75? Not sure though.

http://www.teamfortress.com/post.php?id=2221

You mean map? Yes, unless there were entity changes.

Yeah, but that already applies. Just upload the maps and we should still be able to play them (don't log in using that computer, just keep it offline and take stuff from the .gcf file).

Preference. Some use crosses, some use dots, some use X.

Also, how much of the game have you played non-competitively? I think it's too hard to just jump into competitive playstyle without understanding the underlying mechanics of the game. Pub a lot more, you need a few hours to understand the way classes work in general. Also try to play on control point push maps (cp_badlands, cp_granary).