Her3Aft3r

Mac n' cheeeeeeez

My answer is a question, the question is an answer and therefore answers the question of the question that is an answer. Therefore a response is in order toward the un-answered question questioning the questionable nature of the original question that got it's answer as a question.

Creating what is essentially a pop-up reminder of reading the rules each time you create an auction would not only get frustrating quickly to anyone who knows said rules, it would not prevent anyone from being dum, if they don't read the rules they're not going to read a pop-up either.

With the recent surge (yet again) of automated bots that are all snipers in a group of 6, using aimbots and kicking all human players in their team instantly. Do you think valve should up the ante with VAC as soon as possible? and how should they do that to not screw with players that are legit and just want to have a good time? Do you often find yourself using the vaccinator against aimbots? if yes then how do you go about doing it, and if not then why not? What's your alternative that won't affect the flow your gameplay as much as, say quitting straight up?

I personally prefer a combination of speed, maneuverability, versatility and damage. So my loadout consists of Sicario (using the smoke to cover objectives and revives when needed) skills that let me aid the team when necessary, let me run fast and survive while running while still keeping my damage output as high as it can be, I generally run a strong pistol/revolver as my primary source of damage, and use the little friend to annihilate dozers at close range, and the grenade launcher of the little friend to clear paths to objectives. I like the feeling of being able to shoot high priority targets with ease while speeding through the entire map like sonic on steroids, and still helping the team (or even going as far as completing the whole thing alone) So i'm a pretty flexible lone wolf type of player, I help when needed but most of the time I run around doing my own things and not caring about the rest of the world. I'd like to hear what kind of play styles everyone else has. Are you the kind that focuses on nothing but healing your team and making sure nobody goes into custody? or are you the type that likes to annihilate everything in sight? do you rush objectives and care not for the petty squabbles around you?

A "Joined" image that shows up next to a raffle you've joined to add an extra bit of flare to the endless sea of raffles, and to help users clearly see which raffles they've joined, since that is easy to miss if you're scrolling through them quickly. This could also serve as a fancy way to differentiate events or just allow users further customization of the site due to the many types of images that It can provide. It could easily be expanded upon to add a nearly unlimited amount of variety. Examples: 1. Without | 2. Default | 3. Festive | 4. Nom festive

Feel like such a system in scrap would just add more unnecessary numbers to an already infinite sea of self hatred. "I don't get as many likes as person X so everyone must hate me"

Ever played any of the games in the franchise? If so, which was your favourite of the games? Which game has your favourite OST (overall) from the entire franchise? My favourite would have to be Up your arsenal, same for it's OST. Maybe that's just the inner kid in me screaming in nostalgia, but It's still by far my favourite out of all of them. I wish they were all ported to PC someday, would love to replay them that way.

Share your experiences with the "new mode" here, anything fancy in particular. Like a barrel kill where the ragdoll is sent flying into the stratosphere, or just a really dumb moment with some friends. Or maybe a comically timed act of stupidity from a 3rd party. Or just an opinion on how bad/good the mode is. Did the Mode get you back into CS:GO? Were you already playing? Did you visit just for the mode and then quit after a few days? Or maybe you didn't even know/care and now you're reading this, confused.

If it's a game, I play it. Simple life.