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Doesn't TF2PlayerRankings award ELO or whatever it is based on the skill level of the people you're playing against?
How are newer players going to get into the top 20% if they can't play against better players because those ones are already playing advanced lobbies? Plus that 20% would be a sliding scale wouldn't it? And people who make it to the top 20% and play advanced lobbies will only further cement their position there.
zoo for maximum animal facts
Join the not stacked team next time instead of being a twat. You can have more fun and teach new players at the same time
Is the Soda Popper considered a problem in HL? Just curious. It always seemed to me to be a good way for Scouts to participate without getting mulched anytime there's more than one dude around. Idk much about HL though.
I don't hate the idea of paying for good mods at all but the implementation sucked
process is king because where there are usually 3 chokes there are 2 contestable areas and 1 choke. imo all future maps should follow a similar pattern
also ramps n spires
reminds me of my time on themachine :(
That's how I got into comp
Yea it's really small and I'm over it now. I still feel really dumb selling 35 Xaurip spears to some poor blacksmith though.
Thoughts so far?
I think it's pretty spectacular. My only real complaint is that gamey-ness is prioritized over the DnD RP stuff. Like why do I have to pay 300 gold for my wizard to learn a spell? Who am I paying exactly? In the IE games if I wanted to write every spell I found to my mage's scrollbook I could because that just makes sense. I also really dislike the inventory system where there's no item weight and you're expected to throw every item you find into some infinitely large magical vortex that you can't take anything out of until bedtime. But maybe those things bother me more than they should cuz I'm a real life DnD nerd too. Combat definitely makes up for it. Took a while to get in the flow of things but it's super intense and rewarding. I love how ridiculously dangerous magic is. Writing and world building are definitely up to standard. I'm really happy I decided to get it, and it's great to see a big Kickstarter project really deliver.
exile not wanting to shamelessly self-promote
ahahAHHAHAHAh
Didn't like it at first but I got over it. Now it can be pretty satisfying hitting a well aimed air stick. Shame about kritz though