The first time I played 6s in esea he beat me in a 1v1 in a scrim and then taunted and called me a shitty faggot
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ChompsI've never really agreed with this viewpoint, people who are interested in competing at tf2 will usually naturally find their way into 6s or highlander at some point.
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Fact of the matter is if a person isn't interested enough to spend 5 seconds googling "tf2 competitive" then they probably either aren't very interested in competitive gaming in general or aren't specifically interested in tf2 comp. I get that 6s is different from pubs but everyone who plays tf2 competitively fell in love with the game in pubs and then found comp whether it be from a friend or whatever.
I don't agree with this at all. I didn't know competive tf2 was a thing until some random dude in a trade server added me. He later realized I played sniper so he asked if I could play a UGC Steel match for him. I still play and love competitive tf2 to this day even though I had no idea it was a thing.
All I can say is from the perspective of a pubber/somebody who doesn't know about comp, it's not like you just know about competitive or wonder if it's a thing. At least a lot of my friends and I at the time didn't. In csgo, however, I'm pretty sure every single player that plays it knows comp csgo of some sense is a thing, given the implemented match making system and updates on the home page about competitive events.
jukebox is pretty cool
bad names (like actually think about some of these): footpenis, dogfloaties, cloudmaker is also shit
cloudmaker is shit
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dflameCorsadflameYes I was getting destroyed and removed but that's because gullywash middle scout v scout is literally the worst map for scout v scout in mge.
Or is it because you still can't get passed IM and have to occasionally play in Open after over 10 seasons in ESEA? Pretty sure flame's just better than you dude.
You think? I mean obviously he's better than me.
then why don't you change your name like you bet on
dflameYes I was getting destroyed and removed but that's because gullywash middle scout v scout is literally the worst map for scout v scout in mge.
Or is it because you still can't get passed IM and have to occasionally play in Open after over 10 seasons in ESEA? Pretty sure flame's just better than you dude.
soneyhave u tried aiming at the ground
i heard its a tactic every soldier learned to do
that was fucking hilarious dude.
flamePapaSmurf323but flame im a software engineer with a computer science degree!
i have had a lot more opportunities outside of software doe.
When I was doing some research about CS, CE and SE, it seems like in terms of job opportunities, CS and SE degrees overlap each other, so you can't really go wrong with either major. With a CE degree, though, you possibly need more of that engineering aspect with experience and schooling, so it doesn't overlap as much if you have a CS or SE degree? Is that how it works? or is like how alec said?
highfive hates me but hes still p good
He's a really cool dude and he has been improving.
Bapeshit
at least he didn't lose to a spy main in mge 20-10 after shotgun denying and counterjumping xd
for real though, muma did well most of the season considering his team wasn't the best.
definitely high open.