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I haven't played these yet, going to try them today. I like the idea of new campaigns. Mix it up a little. A little more variety would go a long way.

Dang, I just got back on the forums and saw this. Get better soon Maestro!

I definitely miss GCFTW. I'm out in the back woods of Idaho working for the Forest Service for the summer and have zero internet.

Some kind of limit on fireworks would be great. This is a problem when teams are unbalanced and the survivors just spam fireworks the whole time, because it makes it extremely difficult for newer infected players to slow down survivors. Not everyone does it, but there's a few people that probably buy 50 crates a round.

Berea College in KY. One of the best-ranked liberal arts colleges in the US and they give a full-ride scholarship to every student. Granted, it's a work college, but working 10 hours a week in exchange for a free degree isn't a bad tradeoff. I arrived there in 2009 with about $50 in my pocket and left with zero student debt and a pretty decent degree. If your parents have a high Federal EFC, you might have to pay a little for room and board, but it never exceeded $1800/semester for me, which I paid off mostly myself with the money I made working.

Cinkaedus is still my favorite admin.

i think we should cap the number of fireworks crates each player can buy in one round. lol. It gets a little ridiculous when people are spamming fireworks crates.

When I stumbled upon GCFTW, I was at a point where I was starting to get tired of L4D2 and likely would have stopped playing altogether. I decided to give the big group servers a try, randomly clicked on GCFTW, and got hooked immediately. It was a great experience and the people and admins are what kept me hanging around, because it was a really cool crowd and it was a much more forgiving style of play than most versus servers. So yeah the people were pretty great (Except Peanut, that jerk) That being said, I had the sense to try to stay in the middle of the group until I learned how the maps were played in 10v10, and if I had 4 people screaming at me over the mic to do something, I listened to them, which it seems many new players do not. : P hence the frustration with a lot of new players.

Whoa, it's all shiny and stuff!

Will do. For those who don't know, prop hunt is a game mode (free, I might add!) where a couple players are disguised as random props and the other players have to find them and hunt them down. Looks pretty fun.

Not sure if this has already been discussed, but I really want to try prop hunt on Gmod. Who here plays Gmod? I'd like to get a group of 5-6 people together for it.

I vote yes.

This thread makes no sense to me.

I need to get better at hunting. Seems to be the way to go for getting a lot of points quickly, but i can never hit who i'm aiming at.