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Spyromancerpeople in this thread all like "wow how can anyone support that"
and yet b4nny hub the only way to play TF2 on Faceit more than once a month
You've gone from irrelevant to incoherent.
Like, even if this thread was somehow about Faceit, you already lost that battle my guy. Move on. Your hub was the TAB Clear to b4nny's Crystal Pepsi, the Phantom Menace to his Empire Strikes Back. The John Harriman to his Jean Luc-Picard.
Seems like that highfive turned out to be a jellyfish after all...
Se7ensmzidad, his daughter, her three kidstbh if this isn't the right answer the riddle isn't good.
this is perfectly coherent.
It would need to be a mom, her son, and his 3 kids, since in the end it specifies that he takes the mom and all 4 kids home.
GoaskAliceA dad a mum and three kids go on a family vacation to a theme park.
Next the mum takes the dad on the dragon ride.
And the son takes the mum on the water slide.
Lastly the dad takes the mum and all 4 kids back home.
how is this possible
Seems like they didn't account for players playing to win. With the amount of money on the line that epic threw at this, someone should have realized that players would go for winning strategies over fun strategies or entertaining strategies. Hell, the only reason that teams in TF2 don't park the bus after one round win is because there's not enough money in it to do the most boring, awful strategies to win. For a grand prize of more than I make in a year you'd bet your ass I'm playing heavy on spire for an hour with an engie and a pyro to back me up.
Any potential esports future for Fortnite would probably need to see gameplay significantly different than what the casual game is. Probably a much smaller pool of players to start with, maybe a smaller map or constant shrinking of the circle, definitely something to put time pressure on players to limit the effectiveness of waiting. Maybe some kind of reward for aggression, since, all else being equal, the optimal strategy is to take as few fights as possible.
As it stands, epic tried to hammer a square peg into a round hole by pushing Fortnite as an esport. It's designed from the ground up as a casual, drop-in drop-out game, and could excel on that basis alone. Successful sports require skill-based play, an enjoyable or accessible viewing experience, and gameplay that's relatively consistent from the lowest levels up to the highest. Fortnite has, arguably, one of those things, and without some drastic changes, will probably either fail as an esport, or "succeed" as long as epic is willing to dump money into it to keep the hype machine going.
I hate that TF2's a game with all these beautiful mechanics, depth, a high skill ceiling, and fast-paced action, a pretty extensive competitive history, a community that will still crowdfund teams going to lan, and people choose to play engineer sitting in the intel in 2fort for hours at a time.
needs to not have +forward bound to every key, other than that nat's a strong demo, and probably good at other classes too.
1 2 3, fucking Bump
This has the cadence of a Tim and Eric sketch
what have they done to our poor Stone Demple Bilots
Strong DM, could communicate more, and tends to stay an fight instead of getting out when things go pear shped.
Could easily make playoffs with good teammates, and is probably the best demo in Open that isn't sandbagging.
Birds fly, the sun shines, and brother, I shitpost.
my man, rosters are locked for this season already