So, are any of the LAN players willing to share their pov demos? I'd really like to watch some of them. (scouts preferred but any is appreciated). Thanks in advance.

EDIT:
will update OP as demos are posted
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Demoman
duwatna - LINK

Scouts
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Medics
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Soldiers
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Lets see some signups!

(only 12 teams listed atm)
http://play.esea.net/index.php?s=league&d=standings&division_id=2435

also "Monday, January 5th, 2015 at 11:59pm" Is last day for signups. If you're forming a new team get started NOW, a lot of people are not going to be looking to scrim during the holidays so you want to get your six asap.

link

Hey guys, just trying to figure out why my copy of SOAP-DM doesn't restore health on kill. The regen/spawns work fine.

I'll post the other plugins i have running when I get home. (off the top of my head logs.tf and tftrue)

Pretty damn good.

Man the red elevate medic skin is incredible

Oh my god these uniforms

@flame
I agree it's an extra hassle to click a few extra buttons so that I can connect to more than one IRC network. You've reminded me of the great challenge this brings. Thank you so much!

I personally don't see the difficulty in it or how it's a 'waste'. However, that's my opinion and I think we see IRC as very different tools. I do understand where you're coming from though; however, times have changed. This community shouldn't be restricted by something as primitive as IRC. At the very lest there should be a frontend for it (ie tf2pickup.net)

Flame you're just an old man waxing poetic. The IRC move doesn't stop you from idling in multiple channels if you wanted too. You can still hang out in quakenet and geeks IRC. I think what you're missing is your old friends who used to pug and have since moved on. There are still plenty of tf2 players idling in tf2mix at any given time.

Nice dude, welcome to the community.

If I were you I'd first get some general knowledge of the game.
If you're into 6v6 I'd watch some videos of you clase in the MGE video archive
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLD098F81F2CA74F00
And then I'd check out marxists precepts for general map knowledge.
https://www.youtube.com/user/MediMarx/playlists?shelf_id=3&view=50&sort=dd

If you're looking to play Highlander
Moosetracks
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLEA3D29D4339FF185
and
heinsight
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL87805082405A4D19
are both useful playlists.

Next you should download 'Mumble' as that is the primary communication tool for competitive tf2
http://sourceforge.net/projects/mumble/

Then from there you can work on your aim/deathmatch skills by joining a DM OR MGE server
http://teamfortress.tv/servers

Then when you want to get your hands dirty start out with some tf2center @ www.tf2center.com

Oh man i wonder how many headshots people will get!

Good scout, would do well in open.

I think a lot of people play cs go just to play a different game with their friends. Not because they are switching to a new game. Its a shame that there isn't a more serious version of something like tf2center for high level pugs.

wooo hooo isaac promo

Evo is a beast, get him a good scout buddy.