An absolute joy to play with, always has a good vibe.
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brodyi think the difference is that staying up late is difficult, but getting into the server before you get home from work is impossible
This is really important because we are talking about default time from an admin standpoint. Default time should be the enforceable time that allows the most teams to keep using their regular 6, in case both teams can't agree on a time that works. This does not have to be the regular time.
bearodactylI know this is wild to imagine but some people like to do things on their weekends (touch grass, etc.)
Also, would like to add that if you do full-time school, part-time entry-level position, you are more likely to work Saturday or Sunday because those are busier days for those types of jobs. I would argue this archetype of player is more common than the full-time office job worker, though I'm sure you see it more often in invite because the players tend to be older.
I'm on West Coast. I run my own business and, as such, make my own schedule, but when I was working a regular job, I had to quit my team those seasons because I was getting home 10+ minutes past scrim time every night at 6:30(by the way, I lived literally the next block over from my job, which is unheard of.) I've also been playing a long time and have known many west coasters who, after high school/ first 2 years of college, had to quit because the current time is already too early.(Currently working at a bar or restaurant or fast food place or grocery store or gas station is off the table if you wish to play tf2 on the west coast.) Saying that there are fewer west coasters and so the time should be adjusted is a little crazy, considering that as a west coaster, I'd rather have later scrims than earlier. Also, many of this games' top players are West Coast or were for a very long time. B4nny, habib, skeez, marmaloo, arrekk, ether, exile, grape juice III, paddie, yosh, taz to name a few are all from or currently live in PST.
Also, I know of more than a few players who would rather not scrim until scrim time because they'd rather not make the sacrifices that a lot of West Coast players make to play TF2. (ie, they have work, or hang out with family. girlfriend, or friends, or go to the gym before scrims. It's not so clear-cut as to say that West Coasters are the only ones who benefit from a later time. In my experience, most of the invite teams already end up rescheduling most of the time anyway because players have real lives and unfortunately, cannot play TF2 all day, every day anymore.
Personally ive played on teams the last 2 seasons that play 2-3 days a week, and as a west coaster its honestly a blessing, i dont have to rush home, i can take my time and cook and go to the gym, and actually go out to stuff, most of the time im home by 10 pm which if i was an east coaster i could just do that and also play tf2, i wouldnt have to take days off or play on a relatively unserious team.
Id be interested in a cup like this, that being said;
There is an objectively tiny pool of players ive seen play at a higher level, be it even main adv or invite, that have gone down a division or more and played with people who werent a part of their immediate friend group/circlejerk; and the amount of players who have done that and not wanted to blow their brains out after a week is even less. Playing with people who play a lower level than you can be very frustrating, so I'd keep it in mind when proposing something like this.
Also, 36 players are too few. How are you selecting who gets to play and who doesn't? im sure there are definitely more than 36 players interested in a unique experience like this. Are you excluding people who have played invite? Id argue there's a huge gap between low invite and mid/high invite.
Anglerfish isnt playing next season so I'm LFT invite. Can make all scrims reviews etc. Haven't decided on RGB LAN yet but maybe with the right team.
SidularTFCL is a product of a business that I run. My other assets are relatively profitable, to the a where I can more or less just throw money at TFCL and still make a profit overall.
SidularThere's actually a company behind this, with a decent financial backing. It's not my personal money.
I can't get into the specifics just yet. But plan to have a financial transparency post out soon just as a form of public reassurance.
Im more skeptical because this isn't your personal money.
fygYou know this was just Tery’s passion project based on his opinion right? This isn’t any sort of official ranking or tool used to decide who was better, it’s literally just a series of free content that he made…
I'd like to add that while I don't know all the details, Tery stopped writing for tftv following this project.
woodchipyou are the one who wants strangers to look at your 7/11 purchases? i'm the weird one tho
I like these 7-11 purchase updates even though the only thing I get from 7-11 is occasional coffee, protein shakes, and the odd 0 calorie soda or chip bag as I'm on a calorie deficit.
being a hater and calling other people poor doesn't make you cool.
(This is coming from a guy who owns a gas station and theoretically has every right to be Tf2's biggest 7-11 op.)
murkscribeI never had the makings of a shitposter, i'm sorry i let you down.
you never let me down king