Hey it’s me, we just played together. I noticed you didn’t add me but I send you a friend request haha, maybe it glitched or something you’re pretty cool though like I said before, that’s why I got my team to throw for you. It’s so cool to see a girl playing in games though. I know you have a boyfriend so I hope he treats you well. Like if I was you’re boyfriend I’d make you sandwiches while you play and buy you chocolate and give you back rubs and call you cool and laugh with you at all your jokes, not real though because we aren’t together (at least yet) ;) Yeah so haha you should totally accept my friend request so we can talk more and have fun together, just as friends of course coz otherwise it would be weird and I don’t want to get cooties from you ewwwww (just joking, I would like your cooties) :p

Hi there, I noticed your Team Fortress 2 backpack and wanted to check in.
If you're no longer playing or just not as active, I'd be interested in taking it off your hands. I had about 400 USD in mind if that sounds reasonable to you.

No pressure at all - feel free to message me if you're open to a conversation.
Wishing you a great day either way!

Hi there, I noticed your Team Fortress 2 backpack and wanted to check in.
If you're no longer playing or just not as active, I'd be interested in taking it off your hands. I had about 400 USD in mind if that sounds reasonable to you.

No pressure at all - feel free to message me if you're open to a conversation.
Wishing you a great day either way!

give me your ip address :3

Peer-to-Peer Networking and Sharing Your IP Address
When is my IP Address shared with other players? What are the downsides? How can I control when this happens?

What is Peer-to-Peer Networking?
Peer-to-peer networking is when messages are sent directly from one player to another. Contrast this with dedicated server networking, where players do not talk to each other directly, but instead all players talk to a game server.

Peer-to-Peer Connections Using Your Public IP Address
Most games that use peer-to-peer networking attempt to establish a direct connection between the players, meaning the players share their public IP addresses with each other, and communicate directly using those IP addresses. Most players' computers connect to the Internet through a router, and the public IP address is the address of the router.

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