I personally haven't seen any medic use the beam as a way of not being in the sightline, but with that said it's not a big problem anyway because you have several different positional options (stairs, closer on right side, in spawndoor), and your teammates should be able to deny demomen or soldiers walking into main & snipers in toxic. (Spam, sticky trap, loose cannon, hitscan denying the jump) I would also argue that demomen very rarely are successfull in fucking over medics standing on the stairs.

Technically if you overly rely on the beam to stay hidden from snipers would you as a medic not be an easier target?
EDIT: I mean easier target for spam, if spam is the concern.

Hi bearodactyl.
I've seen you comment and mention cp_prolands in a very negative light many times. You've mentioned it in several other tftv threads, and one time you told one of your friends to tell me that my map is an abortion in the middle of us playing a pug. I even responded to one of your comments on tftv which you conventiently didn't answer.

I am well aware that the changes I made, specifically to the hiding spots and some other minor gameplay tweaks, has upset a lot of players (I still don't know how big of a percentage these players are, which is a problem if you want to revert it). I've also had a lack of proper* arguments and cases made against some of the changes I've made.

Since you have been the most vocal opposition to my map, why do you barely ever mention why you don't like it? You refer to it as "bad", an "abortion" etc without any concrete examples of why that is your opinion. Assuming you want to play a more competitively viable version of cp_badlands, why do you never give any proper constructive feedback on what you would like to change? Why do you not make arguments against the things in cp_prolands you do not like? Why do you constantly just mention it in a bad light?

Several of the changes I made to make the gameplay more enjoyable, like giving soldiers the ability to do wall pogos without hitting their head on the roof I would consider borderline essential for any competitive map. Do you actually believe that valve's version of badlands does not have some serious flaws? Correct me if I'm wrong but I have a sneaking suspicion your opposition to the map is more about you being either conciously or subconciously opposed to changing a familiar environment. If this is not the case, why would you not post actual feedback instead of posting cranky comments everywhere?

*I don't classify appeal to tradition as a proper argument, eg. "It's always been that way".

Blocking spam from main is my biggest concern with them as they unnecessarily shield sentry guns from getting taken down, which consequently makes it ever so slightly more difficult to push last. Is the sniper sightline actually a big deal though?

B3b out

(Dropbox) Download: https://www.dropbox.com/s/xcyumi4a4qcn9xv/cp_prolands_b3b.zip?dl=0

cp_prolands_b3a -> cp_prolands_b3b

GAMEPLAY CHANGES:
- Closed shutter on left balcony (defenders perspective).
Shoutout to Josh
- Removed sticky trap and removed doorway leading from top lobby to last.
Intention of this change is to make it easier for teams to get in and out, as well as not having to worry about stickies right above the door.

GAME LOGIC:
- Changed the spawn time from -2 to 0 for the defenders of last
- Changed the spawn time from -2 to 1 for the attackers of last
These changes will hopefully make picks slightly more rewarding for both teams, as a team wipe more often will be converted to a round or capping spire.

What's you folks opinion on big vertical metal beams on last? I would like to try removing them for next version.

SCREENSHOT:

https://i.imgur.com/Qzatk2b.jpg

http://steamcommunity.com/id/realJ_Tanzanite/

Easy fix is classlimit 1 on sniper

Banners cause demos to crash.

The question is not wether you aim for directs or splash, the question is with your ability to read your opponents movement which is most appropriate and in which situation. When facing a scout player constantly backing out of any close-range engagement you attemptedly force him into, you have to play differently than versus a scout whom á la italian pasta-style runs into your face and tries to hit as many meatshots as possible. Even though these are the two extremes of agressive and passive, one must figure out which movesets your opponent has put in their arsenal, both in dodges, aiming, juking, surfing as well as different combinations of these elements. Once this has been realised, you will adapt your own method of aiming to maximize the reliable damage output you have.

EDIT: Ps this was a semi-joke

Only Canada and US MonkaS

I see... so that's why I drop everyone constantly

You can do that with notepad ++

Open up one of the files, then use CTRL+F to bring up the search menu for everything you'll need. There should be a way to replace every instance of a word in a folder. (The third tab, I don't know what it's called in english bc i have the swedish version.)

Wanted to market garden duel with my friend and I googled about dueling gamemodes in tf2 and found mge. I played some with my friend and then I watched a jerma video about it. Eventually I got into the mge-side of the game, meanwhile playing tf2lobbies more and more. Eventually made my first 6s team with a guy called scofield I met on an mge server and that's where it started... The reason I'm a solly main is because I started out playing solly mge basically... pretty pathetic if u ask me.

Before you post a complaint please check that you're actually playing prolands and not badlands.

I never touched the lamps in the tube, that was VALVE (on the official cp_badlands), now please go vent your frustration on them instead.

The fact that 12 people upvoted your comment puzzles me.

Good video honestly, I also think these things he brought up is why I never switched to overwatch

Liked his album and was hoping he would release more better stuff soon but soon never came fucking rip Lil peep

Respawn Entertainment (titanfall devs) are owned by ea