Looking for a scout or a med, friends.

I added some links so people could see these.

http://www.twitch.tv/hueylewistf2/c/1620584

I think the instant respawns on Asteroid are at least slightly on purpose. There is a trigger on the map so that you respawn faster if you die on the enemy side of the map. That being said, I haven't had a chance to play on it so if you're respawning instantly after dying elsewhere, it's definitely a bug.

Also, it seems that snipers consistently do 150 damage to the robots, even on noscopes. I guess they did that to avoid having to add "head" hitboxes, but it seems weird.

I'm pretty sure what you're looking for is the HudStopWatchObjective in your HudTeamGoalTournament.res file.

I'm on my phone so I can't double check, but it's worth a shot.

For 50 down and 2.5 up, I pay around $95 a month (~66 euros).
That comes with a 300 gb data limit a month and horrible routing.

I used to have Uverse, but it would crash for like 15 minutes at a time every few hours, so I switched ISPs.

Yo, the Classic is fun as shit, you take that back.
Part of this update was dumb.

When did I ever say any of that? I never said that Valve was giving us hand outs or that they care about us and want us to succeed. I said they changed weapons to make other classes more viable and run more often. They want 6v6 to be closer to pubs so they changed shit that would do that. Sixes players disliked this and now Valve did something they knew would mix everything up. It's not that Valve wants to take care of us, it's that they want us to not be so far away from their general user base.

I simply stated that rather than have this "It's Us or Them" attitude, it's better to act like adults and try and communicate in a reasonable fashion. I get that they haven't done shit for us in the past, but that doesn't mean they'll never do anything for us. I also understand that your reactions are from years of Valve not giving a shit, but the more likely we are to accept change, the more likely they are.

Absolutely. But then why ramp up? Why not just a direct nerf to damage? It's not like a 15% damage penalty would hurt sticky traps that much. Why even allow the demo to use it if it was so powerful? Demo didn't get gunboats. They clearly didn't have to give it to demo. It doesn't add up that the nerf was directly caused by the parachute.

See, but then why would they change ramp up of all things? If anything, demos using the parachute aren't going to be air detting stickies on people. They'd be better served carpeting stickies all over the place, which means that stickies will do full damage anyway.

I agree. It absolutely sucks that they did this so late, but I'm saying that we should see this less as a personal attack, and more of an extended hand. If we act mature and handle this well, we'll likely see more cooperation from Valve. Rather than going with a knee-jerk reaction and demanding that they fix this immediately, if we play with it and show Valve, "Hey, look, this is fucking awful. Our game modes are now significantly worse off," they'll be more likely to adjust.

It'll suck for a bit, but it'll bring us a little closer to working with them.

I don't think this was a nerf because of parachute. If it was, they would have nerfed damage directly or they would have prevented Demo from being able to use it. This was a calculated decision.

Neither the 6v6 community nor Valve was going to change their views on how they think the game should be played. Valve wants to see meta shifts and usage of the different classes more often, while the 6v6 community dislikes this because the other classes and weapons can be dumb, bad, or unbalanced.

This is Valve's way of reaching out to us. They gave us a rocket launcher that benefits from getting kills and bombing. By nerfing the sticky bomb launcher, they made all the secondary unlocks more viable. A sniper rifle that, while currently is in need of a buff, makes the sniper more mobile. The Heavy nerf prevents a heavy from instantly destroying any class that gets close. Hell, a while ago they fixed the powerjack and gave Pyro more mobility so that it would be run more often. They're trying.

We may not like it, but Valve is at least attempting to fix things that are dumb even if they are late doing it. They're trying to balance for pubs while acknowledging that we're here. That's fucking hard.

They definitely didn't approach the nerf well, and I think that this could've been handled better as a whole. This definitely should not have come out in the middle of a season, and they should have had some invite input on the matter.

The rocket launcher seems like it could be a potentially amazing weapon to sac with during a bomb, but the problem lies in the clip size. You need to get at least 3 or 4 kills with it in order to get a decent enough rapid fire, but you'll lose those the minute you die and you'd have to start all over again.

It's reminiscent of the old Beggars in that you can do stupid crazy jumps with it and instantly trade with anything you land on. I don't think that it'll be very popular in 6s without somebody pulling off some cool shit first, but HL soldiers will probably run it often enough.

It's almost as if people like Platinum have played this game at the top competitive level for years, watched the rise and fall of tons of different metas, and understand that people can adapt to pretty much anything.

In addition, now that the sticky bomb launcher isn't better than every other possible unlock, you can expect to eventually see more unlocks in that slot that aren't shields.

It's one dark day for a future of much brighter ones.