All the very best to you chaps - hope you have many fulfilling seasons in Prem.

The old guard and some of the upcoming talent in Asiafortress are also very kind and mature human beings - generous with their knowledge and welcoming of new players and communities.

As far as study tips go, it depends on whether you are a visual, auditory, or kinesthetic learner. If you haven't made notes, putting down key facts and answers on flash cards should help. Since these are mock tests, I recommend focussing on the aspects of the subject that you find the most difficult to understand.

Think like you cook - you don't want it underdone or overdone.

Yes, the same could be said of the Complexity era, the Mixup era, and in recent times, the Froyotech era. One team dominating the proceedings. Some of us, just some, don't watch invite for the level of gameplay or who wins as much as we look to Invite to set standards for how an esport is played. Sure, a whole bunch of players leave, that's fine. Sure, the talent pool and skill of newer teams is perceived as diminishing, that's barely acceptable too. However, when ethical failings come to light, they reflect not just the perpetrators, but the entire league.

If indeed true, your point insinuating that such ethical lapses have been the norm for the last couple of seasons justifies statements of gloom. To the average TF2 enthusiast, it gives the feeling that there's far more dirt than can be covered up. It does not mean we've given up hope; it is only our lament that such behaviour exists and makes us want to support the players and organizations that genuinely want a clean esport.

For some reason, this comment truly made me shake my head in sadness.

For many of us, Invite is still a place where we expect the highest levels of gameplay and ethics. If indeed true, it's a crying shame that such shenanigans would get pulled at the highest level of a game that needs Invite so much. Still, we continue to look to the players who DO take this seriously to set a good example.

Apricots.

The Gymnast
http://ow.ly/6fSA303fRH9

Heal, Man, Heal!
http://ow.ly/UARB303fQg1

The World Goes to Glitch
http://ow.ly/6fSA303fRH9

Confused Mediguns
http://ow.ly/WWoA303fR3v

I get sleep, and plenty of it. I try not to strain my eyes by having anything to do with a video screen, so I read the thickest books I can find and call a bunch of people. Everyone I call usually has their own insane remedy for my ailment that makes for some amusement. Never try any of them without checking with my doctor. Install lots of air freshener in the loo. Obsessively clean my keyboard, mouse, and monitor till they gleam. Hydrate gently.

I'd like to be able to make the time to have a nice long conversation, filled with lightness of spirit about sundry topics with my family and friends over warm creme brûlée with rhubarb compote.

Never a cliché. In this day and age, such joys are a rarity for many. I hope you have a wonderful time, yuki.

Bangalore, India.

No, your TF2 hasn't been outsourced.

For TF2, the others have given you the right answer. For TFC, however, it is an ESSENTIAL skill.

Interesting. I can't seem to decide which is funnier, the video or the fact that you made a caricature of yourself.

inb4 thread lockdown.