Kozmo

So, I've noticed recently that there's been quite a few screenshots showing up on SPUF and elsewhere in which players are wearing items that are not for the class that they are playing. Here's an example. However, nobody has come forward with information on how to recreate this wonderful glitch. As a community of (mostly) intelligent, (mostly) TF2-loving people, I think that we should try to figure it out. Its discovery will bring joy to cosmetic wearers everywhere. So, does anyone have any idea what could trigger this, or any thoughts on how to find out? I've already tried to find the player that appears in the screenshot linked above, but with no luck. Feel free to just throw ideas out there.

I would be glad to help, but I also have no real disposable income at the moment.

This video is best experienced with no context whatsoever.

You're all wrong.

EDIT: Ignore this post.

If you get to talk to Robin or only of the other major TF2 people, ask them if they remember an incident shortly after the Mannconomy update involving someone editing items_game.txt to essentially get free keys.I'm just curious.

After an article on Cracked reminded me of this wonderful Source Mod's existence, I (re)downloaded it last night. As the title would suggest, it's a remake of GoldenEye on the Source engine. It's a bit low on players, but you can usually find a server that has at least 3 or 4 other people in it. Has anyone else played it? http://www.moddb.com/mods/goldeneye-source

This thread has gotten me all nostalgia-y. I think I'm going to go install Pokemon Online now.

Old but still great. I love how Jon comes across as almost schizophrenic in most strips.

Timesplitters. Any of them. All of them. Hell, just give Future Perfect some HD graphics, release it on the PC, and add some good online multiplayer features. I would spend the full $60 on a good Timesplitters remake the second I heard one was coming out.

I'd be up for this.

Does anyone else play this game? I've gotten a bit addicted to it recently. In case you haven't heard of it, it's a free Bullet Hell MMORPG, and unlike most free MMOs, it isn't Pay-to-Win. I highly recommend trying it.Also, if anyone here does play it regularly, I recently started a guild that I would gladly invite any regular players to.

This video isn't mine, but it features me:

Why yes, I have been playing Hitman recently. How did you guess?

I would be willing to do any part you still need, even if it's just something like a Spycrab or gang member.

This isn't my favorite replay that I've done, but it's the closest by far to 1000 views for some reason:

I would be up for helping with a replay if you guys need more people for whatever you end up doing.

While I don't usually care for the incredible overpoweredness that comes from a perfect character, I did create a character in Fallout 3 that by level 30 had all skills at 100, all SPECIAL stats at 10, and all the perks that I could get to make myself more effective in combat. It was rather ridiculous. Just to see if I could, I beat General Jingwei using only my fists on Very Hard. I barely even had to heal myself. Even Behemoths became trivial to fight.

Fallout 3 is still one of my favorite games. The older Fallout games are also great, but I haven't played them quite as much. I don't know why, but I just can't really get in to New Vegas like I can with 3. It's just not as enjoyable overall.Also, to add to the discussion about favorite unique weaponry, I love the Samurai's Sword and the Victory Rifle.

Still not as bad as the Scout can be with a painted Fast Learner and Essential Accessories.

Why no Mad Men? Also, I'm sure that there are other shows that deserve to be on this poll.

Man, I guess I should have signed up earlier.