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bump still lft
"In reality" is already assuming that we ought to keep the system the same, makes no sense to me why 3 days are excluded entirely out of question of matchtime, or why you cant stay up late if something like lan is important to you. Evidently you have fewer than 168 hours to operate but if you are dedicating to invite one would hope you have at least more than 8 rofl.
Obviously, milo, you're much more familiar with how esea works than I am but to me it appears that tf2 players put the onus on esea to change it's policies without question of how the players themselves operate.
From a business standpoint, esea wont give a shit until invite players give a shit.
I personally feel that if you start to make one exception then who's to stop you from making another? The precedence has been set. If you're interested I would read this: http://www.press.uchicago.edu/Misc/Chicago/009254.html
seanbudIn invite, you know from day 1 your entire schedule for the season, and dates/teams are not changed. So why the forced time limits? I think it is in literally everyone's best interest if we just allow exceptions for invite matches.
Referring to the bold, this serves as an argument as to why no exceptions should be made. If you have all season to get ready for a game, one would think you could find atleast one hour out of 168(one week for those without a calculator) to play your game. If anything this rule should be harshest on those in invite that can prepare farther into the future and get in contact with their opponents the fastest. If literally no one is willing to skip their comparative literature seminar or what have you, only then should an exception be made.
In the end: If 12 people can't find 1 hour out of 168 to play videogames when they know eachothers schedule literally the whole season, not only are they lazy and dumb as fuck, but should probably learn how a competitive, scheduled arrangement works.
No exceptions.
if only i was better at csgo :(
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I like the theory-crafting of highlander, part of the reason why pl is such a good gamemode in my opinion is the potential for new ideas. It's good and fun to do standard holds and rely on dm, but the real strength of highlander is the skill that occurs before Monday. Which is another reason why I like gravel pit and steel. I understand that 6v6 has this to an extent but hl does it better with the addition of engineer heavy and pyro. 5cp doesn't really have that aspect of theory-crafting that the other maps have and is why I don't have as much fun with them. Idk just my $0.02. I like both formats a lot and if you have a preference then that's you, but they both require skill, just different kinds.
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ninjanickfrom my perspective, i personally prefer 6v6... it's all preference, because they're basically two entirely different games. 6v6 seems more organized, more strategically balanced, and less of a spamfest. Some things are just more appealing to me as a 6v6 player, such as playing with scouts and how much more ability they have in 6s compared to 9v9. The current scout meta is enough for me to enjoy 6s over 9v9 / demo tank / spam / setting up for payload holds / boring sitting around a lot.
This is coming from someone who plays esea-invite 6s and has tried platinum 9v9, so take it as you wish
tl;dr - highlander technically has more going on, but it's too slow for me.
To be fair you played with giraffe. You're gonna have a bad time regardless of format or class heh
I was wondering if there's anywhere I can buy tftv shirts or something like that. If not are there plans for a store? Pls enigma.
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