after a solid 6 hours of stream I can say it was still worth it to see jasmine tea pound

That would require matches to be played

If any current bottom invite/prem team were to put in the same hours scrimming as any of the top 16 teams globally in OW they would be the best team in TF2 since old Froyo/Mixup in two months tops.

It's possibly the easiest it's ever been for the past two seasons to get into the top of TF2. There were teams this season that literally never played outside of matches and could be top 4 teams or top 2 (ronin).

Tagg definitely has a point in that certain features Valve wants to implement probably need to be tested to see if they even work considering how drastic the changes are to a very old and largely untouched (technically) game.

But I mean if you have two highly successful games with extremely functional matchmaking systems why would your matchmaking not be set up the same from the start? Stuff like placement matches, functioning regions for ping, reporting.

They literally have two different and near perfect templates to work from. It actually makes zero sense and can't be excused after months of development. It's so inherently retarded it's like they just pretend that CS GO and DOTA don't exist and just wanna reinvent the wheel but instead use every shape that isn't vaguely wheel like first.

I've been looking to try out a new mouse. Gonna wait and see the reviews to decide between this or the nexus revel.

Is this a sheepy alt

At least if TF2 died these threads wouldn't be made.

I love how isolationism has suddenly become super popular for the alt right thinking that developed post manufacturing nations can suddenly reverse 100 years of global economic and technological trends.

That's worked out real well for plenty of others in the past not even considering the absolute insanity of the idea in today's market landscape.

All EU members have exclusive fishing rights within a 12 mile radius from their coastline. It's just in the open waters between EU members that countries can both fish. If a country, in this case France, is fishing within the protected zone they are breaking the treaty/law.

Example:

http://britishseafishing.co.uk/scallop-conflict/

Most of the quotas in place exist not just for general areas but for specific regions, in this case scallop fisheries closer to the British Isles rather than the French coastline due to differences in spawning rates.

So in the scallop example, UK scallop fishers get a better deal. While in the other examples other types of French fisherman might get a better deal due to specifics of the location of certain spawning grounds and some politicking.

So without these EU quotas the UK loses access to some areas they might not be able to fish anyways along with certain preferential treatment in them compared to French fishers, but they also earn some disadvantages in other areas. It's an economic yin-yang whose subtlety is generally lost because people focus on their immediate situation instead of the net gain/loss.

The fisherman will do better but the fish won't. Hence the points those quotas exist.

Refer to the aforementioned "big government is stifling business!!!1111!!" as all the business interests try to destroy regulation

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The whole Leave camp is another fabricated grassroots movement just like the Tea Party in America. You get the people with strongest nationalistic ties (older folks, blue collar workers, etc..) then whip them
Into a frenzy of how their money is supporting a system that is oppressing then (taxes/regulation) and changing their way of life (immigrants) except instead of your national government like in the USA they used the EU boogeyman with its tyrannical laws.

Just like in the Tea Party the immigrant talk was used to get the reactionaries out to vote and the supposed saved money will all funnel to politicians and their partners who wanted to get rid of pesky EU regulation in the way of their profit margin. The working man won't see a penny invested into the public or wages.

But I bet in another ten years or even less you'll see this movement renewed but now with the EU gone they'll be looking to even more aggressively chop up your regulatory bodies because "big government is stifling business".

I've seen enough of this shit over here to see where it's going.

Just keep the majority of UGC admins from making anything other than administrative decisions and the league could be decent

Next they'll build a wall and make the EU pay for it.

Anyone that thinks HL is anything other than a burden on the growth of TF2 as an esport only needs to see how Valve has already abandoned it in matchmaking to realize their delusion.