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My favorite team that wasn't esd, bunch of genuine, friendly people and they're quite dedicated and good. I would enjoy a chance to play with them but as you can see they're only lf demomen.

Nab this chance to be part of the bear legacy ʕ•̀ω•́ʔ✧

Also Morin is really hot. Tf2 has some attractive pockets

His net is fine now that we're all back on our various campuses now! Give him a shot

He definitely cares and takes things more seriously outside of pugs where he gets his meme reputation.

In both pugs and serious scrims/matches his strong dm is very readily apparent. He can and will pound on any team that meshes well with his personality.

That being said I will admit that his personality isn't everyone's cup of tea, half of egg salad thought he was hilarious and the other half found him annoying.

A very good potential pick up regardless.

Safrix to give up and play demo again before the season even starts.

Also that gif reminds me of this old osu group called the bandits lol

https://youtu.be/-WoWCvFqD0Y

it'd be a season long effort probably to teach you everything they want you to know/be able to do.

so you'd probably benefit from getting experience on basically any team you can get that's not gonna die, which means lowering your expectations from mid-high to low-mid teams.

Also I can understand why it's hard to find a team to get the experience you need to find a team, which is why suggestions like making your own team or joining newbie mix teams are really good.

For example with myself and a few friends, we pretty much knew we were nobodies, so we tested the waters with our own sixes team, called it egg salad dressing, worked our asses off and eventually made our existence known, which led to tryouts for some of our members for s23, now that the team has sadly parted.

Hoping to get the easy route of landing a spot on an established team right off the bat with no history is honestly something that could only come through a ton of raw talent, a ton of luck, or a ton of circle jerking.

Something I've learned about playing in the tf2 community though is that networking as a social skill actually is important, even if you don't view it that way. Make friends, join pugs and try and make sure people get a good feeling for how good you are as a player and as a person.

good luck.

Whoah I should have posted in here sooner.

Yellow was the player on ESD we could count on to not feed and not rush things and be the last person to lose his level-headedness.

He has really low deaths, but generally still puts up solid numbers. He's a pretty rock solid combo demo, who doesn't even need a lot of heals, so while you won't really see him going for insane plays too often, you can count on him to do his job, quietly and as efficiently as he can manage.

Long story short you never have to worry about what he's doing, and he only needs a confident main caller to urge him on and frag, because he does have some confidence issues.

Please at the very least put him on a nice, high open team, easily the friendliest gamer on ESD.

Make a team with me daff

this isn't me nooooooooo

why

I bet there's a really good reason and you're gonna feel like an asshole when they explain.

lol

E: @both how do you guys deal with long flights, you plan to sleep or otherwise?

Hearts has killed me with more traps than any other demo I can think of.

He's also a solid player and imo underrated, his dm is nothing to scoff at and he is as keith said, quietly one of the best demos from last season

How do I fix the purple textures on much of the floor on mid and underneath second?

https://puu.sh/qKoO4/9d2a6c12dd.jpg

So at this point I have 2 seasons of esea under my belt, but I still very much feel that there's a lot I can improve on that I probably don't even know about, so I'd like to bump this again in hopes of finding a pocket mentor, as my previous mentor has gone off to pursue real life things.