✅no xhair
✅viewmodel_fov way too high
✅shitty music
✅only one kill
✅too many camera angles of the same thing

Should be called Kyle hits single airshot on Jarrett unless you want to imply he is all of 8k

Tery has always been a super nice dude and a smart player. I haven't played with him or seen him play in a while but I feel his pain in having to both main call and track ubers and such, definitely gets tiresome when you're trying to work on your own game to have to order everyone else around. My only gripe with him is that from my experience he gets very down on himself at times (note that most of the games I've played with him were offclassing in in-house pugs ~6 months ago, so this may very well have changed)

http://playcomp.tf/

Did they change this in the most recent update? I don't really see any problem with the stream list opening up automatically when people launch the game, only issue is that it could get annoying if it was there every time you hit escape or if you close it and it opens up again.

p chill and able to pound retards in pugs
better than limegod

used to rage hardcore in tf2mix but has since became more laid back and chill
haven't played with him in forever but he's always been a nice enough guy to have in mumble it's good to hear that he's worked on fixing his chronic angry gamer syndrome

wind cubes is fun to talk to in mumble and from the few times I rang for tune squad he seemed to have a real drive to improve and for example adjusted his positioning based on how sleepinglife told him to play

windcubes is a super nice guy who will no doubt get better with more experience, and it his positive attitude shouldn't be taken for granted because it's much easier to grind DM than it is to fix your attitude/toxicity

it's probably helpful to include what div you play in (if at all) and what skill level you want your mentor to be, because all I can tell from your post is that people have gotten mad at you for missing people's buffs on rollout but that can happen at nearly every skill level (that being said it's easier now that scouts can chariot you to mid)

Another thing to think about is if you have any demos to review (match, scrim, pug or whatever) or if you just want someone to show you the heal order or something simple like that (you could probably download stv demos of invite matches and watch medics povs if that's what you need to learn)

It can be super frustrating playing medic at low levels and with unorganized teams like in pug champs, I'd you haven't already you should definitely try to find a team and practice in a more consistent setting (again, can't tell from the info on the op if you've ever even played in a league so sorry if this comes out as obvious or condescending)

Edit: it appears that you posted this thread twice a mod should probably delete the other one

Haven't booked my hotel yet, but it looks like the premier inn is the cheapest/closest so maybe I'll stay there. Are people from Na bringing computers? Renting? I was thinking of just going as a spectator but maybe ill bring a laptop and some peripherals, after all medic class is easy mode even with 60hz. Maybe there's some other clowns going who want to make a pug team or something. Might as well play store tf2 if I'm traveling across the Atlantic.

when ur cheater team is literally named malicious activity and the other team gets banned

also get fucked air I knew it was you all along

I started playing medic for the same reason as you because in pugs and lobbies (back when tf2mix and tf2lobby.com were things) there were never people who wanted to play medic. I started off pubbing and found I most enjoyed soldier but once I played more medic I found it fun to try to survive and escape by surfing/dodging and as others have said it is very satisfying to get crossbow kills on people chasing you or save the round by getting an ubersaw. In regards to people blaming the medic for everything I agree that the majority of the time a pocket can tell when his medic is inexperienced and isn't doing exactly what he wants, but that's not to say that it's not much easier to blame your med than taking responsibility yourself. At the end of the day there are always going to be people who enjoy playing medic regardless of whatever bullshit people say about them, but this certainly can have a negative influence and dissuade newer players from playing the class.
My takeaway from the most recent medic change is that b4nny and slin wanted valve to make it obvious to newer medics that it's a good idea to heal scouts. Of course matchmaking medics are going to want to heal scouts now that they get to run faster while doing it. I don't think anything in particular should be done to make medic (or any class for that matter) less boring, changes should be based on balance and not whether or not certain players have the patience to learn how to play the class well.
The only real issue I see is a lack in diversity in weapon selection. Ever since the crossbow got passive reload nearly every medic has used it, and kritz is situational to the point that most lower level teams don't know how to play around it correctly. Lucrative is the only medic who I remember purposely using a melee other than the ubersaw, but the problem is that even if for example weapons like the vita saw got rebalanced they may still be overpowered to the point that they get banned (or at least they change the meta to that point). I could see merit in buffing kritz or nerfing quick fix to the point where it's unbannable and doesn't completely break the meta like s14 lan. If teams ran kritz more often there would be far less uber stalemates and it would promote dry pushing and generally more aggressive playstyles. Even things like spawning on kritz and building when both medics die on mid makes the game far more interesting and necessitates pushing. Some teams/medics only feel comfortable playing cookie cutter with uber but I feel that at least trying out other strategies is important, which is why I personally try to try kritz whenever I see a situation that warrants it, at the very least to make the game more enjoyable for myself.

TL;DR medic main syndrome (MMS) is a very real thing and people need to stop blaming inexperienced medics for the teams problems if they want people to actually learn how to play the class at lower levels

you guys should e-fuck irl

http://www.teamfortress.tv/31953/is-suicide-a-joke/

definitely agree, wes anderson is amazing
last night i saw moonrise kingdom which was also great

i love aiera