For legal reasons I have decided to take down my post and all following posts.

Thread of the year coming in a few mins, stay tuned

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I was 18 when we met, and we're not seeing each other anymore.

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The question was never "Is Nursey going to the event?", it was always "why would staff members like dashner actively push for her to be allowed at the event, and why is the answer to 'Is she banned' not a deliberate and hard 'yes'?"'

Knowing a lot of the people running this event and all of the shit they've been dealing with I feel a little bad about the intense backlash over the mismanagement of alfa's LAN ban status, but it's kind of a situation they created themselves. Also a little sad that tsc has taken the matter so personally due to the intense backlash, but again, was their own mismanagement that caused the issue in the first place so hard to argue either way in my eyes.

gonna say the same thing to anyone I try to convince to come to LANs; if you don't live close, save up for travel if you can. In both the US and in Europe it can be shockingly cheap to actually get to an event if you look into it. For RGB4, I was planning on paying for THE BILLDOZER's flight coming into Philly from Houston because it was under 100 bucks. When I asked my ETF2L team about coming and meeting up at i65, they all said it was too expensive without looking at flights, which were all around 150 dollars or under.

Not everyone has stable income or the ability to get the time off of work/school to be able to attend events, and that's totally understandable; and sometimes LAN travel can become pretty expensive (all of the NA people who regularly attend iseries and copenhagen can definitely attest to this, as well as people who travel east>west coast or vice versa for NA LANs) and this still doesn't include LAN ticket and hotel/airbnb prices, but those often times can be helped as well via methods such as room sharing with teammates (this also is just a really good chance to bond with close online friends, recommended even past cost savings). I know I had been wanting to go to LAN for years before 2017 but didn't get the chance until RGB2 as a combo Christmas/birthday gift from my dad, and since then I've had a bit of my personal savings set up for LANs.

TL;DR - LAN can be less expensive than you'd expect if you haven't even actually looked at what prices for flights/busses/trains/etc. are, and just because LANs aren't local to you (in TF2 we don't really get that privilege due to the game's size) doesn't mean they aren't monetarily feasable.

Appologies for nerd essay, just this kind of attitude about LANs bugs me. If you want to go to LANs in your continent, it is not super difficult to make happen provided a bit of dedication.

helped me reach top 10 most downfragged post on tftv
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Added to sidebar :)

ChaseDuck is one of the best teammates i've gotten to play with in all of my time in tf2; has a really good work ethic and attitude, always, ALWAYS looks for more to improve no matter how well he performs, and is such a great guy in and out of game, online and at LAN. Never seen him be toxic, show up late or miss a scrim, and the dude has a heart of gold, very friendly. Beyond that he is a fantastic scout and can be quite a playmaker (see: clips ahoy).

Overall if you are sleeping on Chandler you are on the wrong side of history, please give him a chance in top main or advanced

better at spectating

no open registration and quals already happened chief, spec only event

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