to be honest playing mvm and mann up with friends has been really helpful in preventing tf2 burnout for me at least
also if i find myself getting really mad at tf2 i just play something else
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#9
Scout roles DECODED
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me - miss three clips worth of meatshots and then die
posted about 12 years ago
#59
powah AMA
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http://i.imgur.com/deVPc.jpg would you ever eat this
posted about 12 years ago
#12
TOP 3 HACKERS
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yukiI think we take the prize for having the best hacker in TF2:
Presenting sheepy:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v5a2WB9JWok
he just has really good aim
posted about 12 years ago
#6
Racing games anyone?
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classic need for speed > *
the original hot pursuit, high stakes, and even hot pursuit 2
posted about 12 years ago
#14
Help name Sal + cbear's weekly podcast show
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THE DUNK DOWN
posted about 12 years ago
#6
TOP 3 HACKERS
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im not good enough to be considered a hacker
posted about 12 years ago
#5
help with black mesa source?
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it means you won
posted about 12 years ago
#13
TF2 Stupid chained phrases bind generator
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http://pastie.org/4724233 + http://www.lotusclan.com/ = http://i.imgur.com/IgACA.jpg
i only made it to the second hook too :/
posted about 12 years ago
#1
article idea
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so this has probably been done before, and if not, probably because it was too complicated, but i have an idea:
one way to help people understand tf2 as a competitive game might be to look at the history of how it came to be something as big as it is now. i personally have no idea how competitive tf2 started, but i would enjoy reading an article about its roots.
i dunno if anyone would be interested in undertaking a project like that, but it'd be pretty sweet!
posted about 12 years ago