Recruitment has ended. A big thank you to everyone who tried out!

!lange

Everyone else has said what I'd say, and probably a lot more eloquently than I would have.

There's a little game I play in my head whenever I'm scrimming or playing DM. Every time I die, I try to figure out why exactly I died. If I can figure out why I died, then I should be able to come up with a solution for how to avoid falling into that trap the next time. Keep in mind that there are some situations you should never put yourself in. This is a team sport; don't try to be a one man army and carry.

When practicing your aim, don't fire as quickly as you can. Instead, take your time and try to make every shot hit. Dying doesn't matter when you're playing DM or MGE; what matters is becoming more accurate.

And because it can't be said enough, don't force yourself to play DM for long periods of time. Make sure you get at least a little bit in every day, but don't burn yourself out.

One day, Dangerous Dave's Dangerous Dudes will make it to Main.

One day.

Easiest main invite ever.

Kevin definitely has the right attitude. In the time he was on our team, he remained positive at all times, and was pretty fun to be around. Give him a good home.

Tryouts are closed, thank you.

Hi, I'm part of a team that's been together for three seasons; we've just finished our first season of open. As we work to improve our play, we have noticed that our communication and teamwork isn't where it needs to be, so I am looking for someone who can give some guidance not only to myself, but to the rest of our flank players as well.

If you'd like to help, then I can be found here: http://steamcommunity.com/id/runtimeM1

Thanks

This is either going to be really funny or really horrible.