Nah, I 100% get the idea. Its just a circular problem. You can always push the top of any div up and basically say "Git Gud" when they complain. This goes both ways. Teams reserve the right to not agree with the move up divisions of admins and just not play if they feel " there wouldn't be as many close matches if each division was that large"

I see your points, but my question is what is the point of divisions at all? If everyone should just have the mentality of "Focus on growth instead of winning" mindset then why bother with division structures at all? Wouldn't a structure like Open, Intermediate and Invite be better?

There is a line here though. I agree playing against better players makes you better faster but when you get obliterated by a large skill gap there is too much to digest/learn. One side stomps are never good for competitive value in ANY div not just Invite. Moving up the WRONG teams kills motivation and puts stress on TL's to make hard cuts to their teams to be competitive at a level they didn't expect to be at.

I think improving to the point of being able to have someone else cut their main rostered player for you is insane.

But it happens.

Like yes? This is a survivorship bias answer though. MOST people will not be able to convince a TL of a winning team to cut their main rostered players unless there is some amount of drama with that main rostered player.

Someone has to lose the match, and there's always gonna be a team at the bottom of the leaderboard.
In other words, we are pushing teams up to be the punching bag for upper division teams. How does this bring competitive value to the league?

Sure you have that season, but its barely taking up any of your time, and you can choose who you scrim.
Are you saying if you got moved up to Advance from Main, you can just scrim main teams and just take the loss on match day? I'm sorry, but if your team can only compete in the division below then maybe you should be in that div? Call me crazy.

And if you care that much about winning, if you work hard, any moveup can get better and take a couple hard-earned wins in a higher div, or get asked to play on a better team if you out-improve your team.
I think improving to the point of being able to have someone else cut their main rostered player for you is insane. Teams are not always worried about having who is "best" cause that is always subjective. I imagine that these players that out-improve their team will just end up as subs on better teams.

• Teams will be restricted to one offclass at all times
  
• Weapon restrictions being added to the RGL 6s whitelist

So not a postseason environment to compete, reflect, and adjust my roster for next szn. Got it.

I think people are starting to notice how insanely ambitious this project is...You are essentially promising to do everything our community does but better? All because you have more money to throw?

TBH you could honestly over throw RGL by just replicating what they already have, paying moderators, and having a bigger prize pool.
There isnt a need to be this innovative with a decaying competitive scene

The only thing that can be done now is for you to show us the product and put your money where your mouth is.

This would be similar to the current RGL pug system?

Has anyone actually asked for this? As you stated this might be useful for newer players, but it takes a couple seconds for a Newcomer TL to estimate the skill level of other teams. There are times where I want to play a lower division team when trying a new roster or playing off classes. There are times where I want to play a higher division team that might end up rolling me. Would the league still provide discord information of TL's to contact them and setup scrims?

No seriously what is even the purpose of this? More.tf does this already. Would this be a better and more premium version of more.tf? Something closer to leetify? Will there be a charge for premium features like leetify?

TF2 is littered with tons of scripts and other external config setups that make it difficult to get into the game competitively.
Banning this script doesnt change that. It just makes it harder for newer players to get max c-taps, raising the skill barrier.

That Valve post was in reference to null movement. I think c-taps are closer related to jump throw binds than null movement as null movement is something you cant do in game without commands, but c-taps are.

The problem is that Valve made jump throws easier when porting to CS 2. Making the jump throw insanely easier for players of ALL skill levels. C-taps which is a helpful tool to introduce newer players to comp have not been made easier and the barrier to entry is even higher to enter comp and play soldier.

"I don't really give a shit if it's banned..."
"maybe you guys should learn how to ctap"

Curious...

Also, You still can do it with a script... just cant be one tick, so you still dont have to learn.

Also, You can do a 1-tick c-tap WITHOUT a script

A couple of features that come to mind:

• Color-blind accessibility: Change the main color of either team
  
• No Cosmetic Settings: No mod installation. Granularly choose what type of cosmetic items to disable in-game
  
• Expanded Advanced Video settings: more console commands should be settings found in UI. I shouldn't have to download comfig to make my game run smoothly.
  
• Add popular config scripts as bindable actions in settings: C-tap, jump crouch, loadout bind, engineer buildings

I know other leagues and small events are giving out their medals. I am not entirely sure if it's just Valve at fault here.