Razputin

what do you mean?

I say since it's hard to interpret what other people define as spoilers, it's better to be very safe with them. It's not like wrappign spoilertags around something takes a huge amount of work so better be safe then sorry

yeah Ive seen aimbot DH users before, gets pretty terrifying

I found that one as well, still a bit low res but thanks for looking nonetheless

I have kind of a request: I want to make a wallpaper of the top half of this picture. However I can't find a version of it with a resolution high enough to not make it not look like ass So rep and praise towards the general direction of whoever can find a decent resolution of this

Joking aside I actually mix it up a lot, but still feel more comfortable with Stock. On maps where it's easy to get behind enemy lines like Upward I often use Bonk + stock to ambush people at spawn, on super open maps I'll use Scatter + sandcleaver and on maps with lotsa height advantage I'll go FaN/Soda Popper + Pistol + Atomizer. And of course Milk is there in case of no health sources. Generally I end up missing the Pistol a lot whenever I switch off of it, though. It's probably the most underestimated weapon in the game

stock or go

The world has changed a lot in 200 years. You can obviously still defend their ideals, but the fact alone that it were their ideals is not a reason to still use them now. And just blaming everything on the media is downright petty. You can't just make a claim like that without some sort of proof behind it.

You're all over the place with this discussion jumping from argument to argument, plus I dont know enough about American politics to take part in this discussion Only thing I'm saying is "because the founding fathers did X" is always a terrible argument

I'd say that "we should do this because some guys 200 years ago wanted it that way" is a very silly argument

Scout mains: Have a comp history, and thus have a strong hatred for crits and have a stock-or-go mentality; the more "advanced" Scout mains will also only play 5CP and Gravelpit. They usually do not use mic or chat at all, unless they come up against an equally skilled opposing scout main. The Scout versus Scout fight is sacred, so let the trashtalking commence Soldier mains: If you're not pubstomping you aren't having fun. Any loss, no matter how close, will be blamed on their team's incompetence. Are often accompanied by their own personal pocketmedic and will suck up to other medics so they can add them to their evergrowing friendslist of dialup healing sources. As with the Scout main, an encounter with a fellow Soldier main wil result in a flurry of failed airshots Pyro mains: Once pressed m2 in the general direction of a rocket and are now the kings of TF2. Will constantly complain about how Valve hates their class, and every new unlock addition is greeted with an article about how it makes the pyro less good in some way. They live in a hierarchy of elitism depending on primary, going Degreaser < Flamethrower < Backburner and are currently publishing a book about why their primary is best Demoman mains: come in two flavors. The Demoknight main is stuck on a permanent level of noskill, and finds comfort by telling themselves they score low because they're "just joking around". The only players who actually want to play with random crits on. Stickydemos strictly play competitive, but will come down from the heavens once in a while to obliterate an entire server together with their team's Medic, in the same way a fat guy eats a bag of crisps by the handfull. Heavy mains: are always Highlander players. Are in extreme denial about their class' skill requirement and will defend it at all costs. Occasional very, very new players also main Heavy, but surpass its skill ceiling after about 50 hours and go to another class. Engineer mains: Come in two flavors. Stock Sentry Engineers are often new, low-skill players, but there are many outliers who have spent hundreds of hours maintaining their precious sentry nests. These players live a feng-shui lifestyle, content with their low skill level and content with defending the objective while others go out and have fun. Don't mention soldiers or demomen to them, however. Minisentry Engineers are the antithesis of their stock brethren: they live to ruin other players' fun. Armed with Pomson and Short Circuit they set out to koth servers to feed on the opposing team's tears. They see the low skill ceiling as an upside, since it leaves one hand free for other more throbbing matters. Medic mains: contain 90% of the female TF2 players, as Medic is the most bishie of the TF2 mercs. Although the vast majority of them has a friendslist full of sugardaddies to cling onto and rack points, there is a minor few who stands through the shittyness of the average pubber and tries to actually medic a whole team even if that results in less points and more shittalk. These brave warriors should be applauded and will not be ridiculed even on this satire-ridden list. Although medic still takes zero skill. Sniper mains: live on the concept of big-fish-small-pond. Too shitty to play realistic shooters, they hide in TF2 and nourish on its incredibly forgiving headshot hitbox and a lack of much opposing sniper skill. Sniper mains never communicate with other players as that would waste time that could be spent upping their k/d, the only thing that fills the void in their heart just a little bit. Spy mains: Invented elitism. The fact alone that they pressed 9 in the class select menu makes them better than all other players on the server. If there are 3 or more Spies on their team they will be the loudest to complain that people should switch class, yet the least likely to actually switch themselves. Ironically are very similar to their nemesis Pyro mains in that they love to complain about how bad their class is and how much Valve hates them

hmm, I kind of expect to see them drop in price now they're confirmed to be in crates. You could add me on steam to see if we can figure something out though

Consider suicide

A key is a bit much, but I am interested in it

you forgot the sunglasses now it will only receive half the le epic upvotes

I had "cosmic brownies" once there is no punchline

Jesus Christ Valve

all of the habbenings

jeez stam

Seriously what the fuck was up with that ending especially since a completely sensical conclusion with the exact same message was practically rubbing its blue glowing weiner right in the writer's face

As a guy who has also suffered from the whole "My friend really fucking loves NGE" (That friend is actually the one I was just talking about), I'm just going to go ahead and say that I don't think NGE is actually as good as people claim it is. I watched it. I didn't really like it. I then watched it AGAIN at a later date and started to understand more of what was going on. I then read up online and had several long conversations with my friend about NGE overall and only then did I start to find some respect for it. Generally I say that if you need someone or something to explain to you why a series or show is good then it isn't good. It failed to deliver its message and therefore failed as a medium. Nevertheless I'm gonna give it another try and probably power through it because it's a cult classic and I wanna know what's up Nanoha. First season (13 episodes) is a bit slow-building, and there's a tendency in the first half for ...awkward... transformation sequences (she's nine), but around episode 6 or 7 it hits its stride and just does not stop. Season 2, Nanoha A's, is also 13 episodes, but it's around this point where the show went from "good, but not particularly standout" to "holy crap that's cool." StrikerS (season 3, 26 episodes), is way more action-and-mech-oriented, at the cost of some character development (three of my favorite characters got shunted aside). It's still good, just a different kind of good. That said, A's is probably my favorite season, and it catapulted the show as a whole to my third favorite anime ever (#1 being FMA, #2 being TTGL). Also, season one has a villain who, within eight seconds of their intro, froze my blood with how outright scum they were. I'm not too big of a fan of anything with over 50 episodes. I'll keep it in mind though If you haven't already, go watch Welcome to the NHK. I definitely will. I finally have a week off next week and with uni bringing me close to a burnout for the last months I can't wait to be a useless shit and watch anime all day

I googled Usagi Drop and looked up the ending, if you want to know a definitive yes/no on the incest ending it's in this spoiler Unrelated to this I'm in need for a new anime to watch. I'm probably gonna try NGE again, since a friend of mine can't shut the fuck up about it. Last time I watched it I dropped it after Shinji stood on a train platform doing fuck all for an entire episode