What are you talking about? The people who had good dm in tf2 and have been playing ow for a bit pretty much all have good ow dm. You have to remember, though, that a lot of the na tf2 players that are pros in ow now were never known for their dm in tf2.

wtf you troll. I carried you to 3rd

so when I hit puberty, I'll be as edgy as you?

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It's ideal to not require captaining if they add some type of ranking/experience system like they did for their csgo faceit system, similar to csgo's esea/cevo. It's way quicker, more efficient, and just as fair as captaining if done right.

He said tlr bc blaze quit and paddie sux lol !

First of all, this actually doesn't make sense, because 5 ping allows you to react faster, so I would be less likely to complain about prenerf demo. You always complain about having awful ping, notably complaining during scrims from what I heard when from streams, when I rang, and from others, yet you comment on tftv that ping is irrelevant in tf2...but now you're acting like 5 ping matters to you for the sake of a meaningless insult. I'm sure you got confused reading that, as I did thinking about how somebody can't make up their mind whether or not ping matters. Then you add "snooze noises" implying bird noises played slow and that it's easy for me to think this because of the way bird noises plays, acting as though that's how I personally prefer to play tf2. Bird noises would've played even slower prenerf, and on top of that, they played slow since open and started to play much faster since I’ve been on the team. Not really sure what you're trying to get at here, but nice try on your 10th or so comment to bird noises.

Why is literally everything you say on tftv, stream chats, your stream, etc. towards everyone on bird noises condescending? You've been the biggest cunt to everyone on bird noises since you've gotten cut. You were obviously toxic to play with and also mentally unstable, as you complained and still complain when something doesn't go your way in or out of game. Instead of just learning from it, trying to make good out of a bad situation, you seem to attempt to insinuate an argument, even going as far as joining bird noises' mumble and making "noises." You keep on going because you know that everyone that's played on bird noises isn't going to post something like this since they're actually nice people. I hope I'm wrong, though, and your attitude in game, despite still being mentally unstable, actually changed.

It's still amusing how somebody can take a literal 180. When you were on bird noises you spent hours bitching at how people on 8K were "annoying retards" and you'd "never in a million years play with any of them" but then you post something like "8K is the nicest team" then lie by saying "oh I only found deathy annoying." Does somebody really need to reply to your comments for you to finally grow up? That's pathetic.

Making it easier for the other team to push is not a bad thing, considering the pace of 6s. The game is slow and has a ton of stalemates, because people are still afraid of spam to get forced or die. I don't understand what tf2 players want. They complain about tf2 being boring to watch because there's nothing happening half the time, and then the same people complain about the demo nerf which most definitely helped teams be able to push a lot easier. The whole way 6s works, demo is a bit complicated to balance properly because if you buff it too much, the game is slow, but if you nerf it too much, demos are a lot less impactful. Overall, it's fine the way it is, because demos can still carry games, can still shut down scouts in a team fight if they have good aim, and can still single handedly shut down a push, but at the same time, the team pushing into a demo can peek more without too much risk.

It doesn't really make sense to buff a heavy class or nerf scout when tf2 is already stalematey. The only exception is what downpour said, because soldiers would still be able to play at a fast pace.

This is actually one thing everyone has been asking for, but no one is playing the pugs or tournies....5 hours into the afternoon daily ladder, a grand total of 63 players had played one pug in the entirety of tf2...come on

Playing multiple games gives you a good understanding of other techniques from different games. There are various aiming styles in pretty much every game that can be applied to tf2. People don't heavily weigh little things like good crosshair placement in tf2, but when you play cs, it becomes more natural and can obviously be applied in tf2. Also, the scouts wih the best aim in tf2, for example, just have good aim in general on everything they play.

After becoming more diverse (for most people) it's important to grind your specific class and play it as much as possible. If I ever have a match, I try to play scout mostly, but I've also seen people warm up in quake. Different things work for different people, but playing your class is just what works for most people.

Getting rolled is demoralizing to a lot of people, but if you're truly a competitive person, you should never let it negatively affect you; it should be inspiration to improve, no matter what. It was for me and is for the majority of pros in every game. Also, losing to anyone makes competitive people want to prove themselves or their team.

This concept applies to every game and sport that's big. It's just that there's less reason for those types of people to play tf2 a bunch and improve.

But don't be surprised when this dies because of this attitude.

Let's not forget that the bigger this gets, there will be opportunities for lower level teams to win, like in csgo, because of a creation of a pro division, for example.

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