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I use a compact version of Idol's system, cause I don't have as much space. Starting at the back:
Pages 6-8: I put the stuff I use at the back, as it changes the least often. 3 classes per page of 50 sorted manually by tf2's classification: offense, defense, support.
Page 5:Next are all my tools/hats/miscs/weapons that aren't bound to a particular class.
Page 2-4: I keep pretty much all droppable weapons so I can trade them, or experiment with using them.
Page 1: Currency, drops, and items from trades land here.
Speaking of backpacks, has anyone found a better viewer than tf2b? Benefits over Valve's own viewer include telling you what is equipped and offering a page-based view just like when you're viewing your own backpack instead of smashing everything together.
Here's mine: http://tf2b.com/tf2/curby
Pages 6-8: I put the stuff I use at the back, as it changes the least often. 3 classes per page of 50 sorted manually by tf2's classification: offense, defense, support.
Page 5:Next are all my tools/hats/miscs/weapons that aren't bound to a particular class.
Page 2-4: I keep pretty much all droppable weapons so I can trade them, or experiment with using them.
Page 1: Currency, drops, and items from trades land here.
Speaking of backpacks, has anyone found a better viewer than tf2b? Benefits over Valve's own viewer include telling you what is equipped and offering a page-based view just like when you're viewing your own backpack instead of smashing everything together.
Here's mine: http://tf2b.com/tf2/curby
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