I haven't played TF2 since around the time of the first class update... If I log in now, will I have a halo?
Your backpack is completely empty. Would be interesting to see what it triggers if you do log in. You should at least get your Medal with your join date on it.
I SHOULD be trying idling sometime, if nothing else just to get my items for the week. I don't play TF2 as much as I should, because my attentions for games are so all over the place.
I ran the text-only idle overnight. 19 weps and 3 crates.
To explain this: There is an 'overflow' so to speak where if you do not get any or all of your drops from a week, that amount will carry over to the next week. There is a limit of 1 week of overflow though so you will never get more than 2 weeks worth of drops in any given week and that will only happen if you did not play at all the previous week.
Glad to see people getting use out of the information provided
Here's my textidle.bat (mostly) verbatim. I took out the hooks for notifications.
"D:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steam.exe" -applaunch 440 -nosound -novid -textmode +sv_password "c00k13m0nst3r" +map cp_badlands And for those of you who (for some reason) are still on 32-bit: "D:\Program Files\Steam\steam.exe" -applaunch 440 -nosound -novid -textmode +sv_password "b4n4n4r4m4" +map cp_badlands Obviously change drive letter as appropriate. I keep it on my desktop so I don't forget to run it in the morning. Uses less than 8% of 2 cores on average for me.
Puzzled by the item schema queueing though. Yesterday I had multiple schema updates reporting as queued, but none applied. Today, it finally said "Current item schema is up-to-date".
It sounds like cheating, but it's practically a victimless crime. I'm torn between wanting to do it since I don't play enough to get any weapons (I still don't know how most of the ones I'm killed with work), but also frustrated that other people might have all the fancy weapons just because they idled overnight. Then again, they could have bought them with cash money, too, and the microtransaction model is here to stay. So, basically, whatever.
I actually don't remember much of my IC TF2 experience. Can't imagine why that is...
It's part of the euphoric effect of TF2. There's a warning on the box that it can cause amnesia, especially when combined with large quantities of alcohol.
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i mean...I've heard you can do that.
Steam is weird that you have to create another account for support but I think if you do that, they would give you your Halos.
Glad to see people getting use out of the information provided
For 64 bit systems this is usually:
C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steam.exe
For 32 bit
C:\Program Files\Steam\steam.exe
Go in through your C drive and hunt it down. Then right click on your batch file and select Edit and change it to match where your Steam.exe is.
"D:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steam.exe" -applaunch 440 -nosound -novid -textmode +sv_password "c00k13m0nst3r" +map cp_badlands
And for those of you who (for some reason) are still on 32-bit:
"D:\Program Files\Steam\steam.exe" -applaunch 440 -nosound -novid -textmode +sv_password "b4n4n4r4m4" +map cp_badlands
Obviously change drive letter as appropriate. I keep it on my desktop so I don't forget to run it in the morning. Uses less than 8% of 2 cores on average for me.
Puzzled by the item schema queueing though. Yesterday I had multiple schema updates reporting as queued, but none applied. Today, it finally said "Current item schema is up-to-date".
I am logged into steam, the path is correct... stumped.