Don't have the pinkish map image, but I think you're talking about arena_suijin_rc2?

As for the background in my post, drop this over your current takyahud install, overwriting everything:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/4evr21ur1oelbkd/takyahud-classic-master-mainmenubg.zip?dl=0

For those interested I just committed these new backgrounds, along with a sanity-focused folder restructure and new Robot Destruction UI. Anyone that downloads the HUD new doesn't need to download from the above link. Just take a peek into the optional folder.

router QoS to prioritize port 27015, as it's probably just a network issue. if that doesn't work then look into CPU load.

While you're correct, it's still bad map design and even simple things like this become barriers for entry for new players. Part of making competitive inviting is making maps easy to understand, and these spots are downright unintuitive and contradict everything else in every other map.

Except Junction, fuck that noise.

http://fakkelbrigade.eu/maps/
^ tf2center's download library

doesn't have snakewater_b4 unfortunately

found b9, b10, b11, g7, rc1, rc2, rc3, rc4, and rc5 though:
http://fastdl.colonslash.eu/maps/

They do still need to have fences or something so it's clear that the player can't go there. Especially the one in market, it looks so much like you can go there.

Well, first let's go over the limitations of SFM.

- When you record multiple run-throughs and see your past recordings, those are just models acting out what you did in-game. They aren't a player and they won't act like a player. They're just cosmetic.
- There's no way to obtain proper collision or detonation on any objects that aren't pre-baked into the map.

The best way to do this is to ask a friend to help you out. Source Filmmaker actually supports multiplayer by making the internal server set to sv_lan 0. Then, other SFM users can connect to your server and help you record. Then you'll need to recreate the double airshot from there.

takyahud

altitudecow, the real demoman

http://puu.sh/ifm8U/2b6067e3fc.png

mathsad, fighting the good fight

This pretty much lines up with my experience, with matches sometimes taking longer to get started when issues arise, like connection problems, needing a sub, or needing a new coach.

I love reading the devblogs and seeing the challenges they've overcome, not just the updates they've made

only with a mobile app

http://www.gametrailers.com/side-mission/files/2013/09/gtav-chop.jpg

expect something like map_workshop and changelevel_workshop soon

if there's something Creation does right, it's environments

felt a lot better in NV with iron sights, ammo types, etc, but Skyrim had wonderful feeling combat. The animations and just general feel of how it worked far surpassed Oblivion. Fallout 3/NV felt as clunky as Oblivion. Based on that, I think this time it's going to feel a lot better.