i opened this thread expecting to see a researched and documented muuki shitpost but this time no one's getting banned from etf2l

thats true and im not going to discredit froyo's success or question the intuition of an invite player but i know for a fact that there's a difference between working hard and winning, even if im a negative-brain mongo open player

its one thing to grind tf2 and be good at it but winning or losing the important matches is a different challenge in and of itself, even in games other than tf2

no one here would argue that seagull is bad at videogames but his current owl team could barely put a jigsaw puzzle together if everything but the edges was already completed, and he vocally hates it there despite still playing with the team and working to improve

is the bottom line of a team important enough to ignore the efforts of the team's players?

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69? Nice.

i mean i go to a college of several thousands of people where the only game they acknowledge as an "esport" is league

i asked the gaming club if they hosted tf2 and they just plain asked me what tf2 was, needless to say that the interest for tf2 as an esport just wasnt there

if its unlikely for a collegiate tf2 league to develop i doubt the average run-of-the-mill high school would be willing to jump on board with tf2, in terms of support, playerbase, etc

i cant wait for a 100-man lan event where one team of four gets pissed and trashes their computers because they dropped in an area with nothing but bandages and 2 gray pistols and died within a minute

but dont worry, this squad would probably win a sum of money equal to maybe 3 winning seasons of invite

lets make a division called esea-f where we put froyotech alone so they can farm a check while the rest of the really good esea-i teams can make for an interesting season

these high-invite teams are really good and deserving of some success and its a major bummer that the highest they tend to go is second place

sorry catman1900 you're 10 days too early for the June edition of the "ban the crossbow" thread

yomps plays for froyo :/

a bag of Uncle Ben's ready rice is under $2 and has pretty big portions per bag

i discovered it this past semester and found myself feeling better after eating the rice than when i ate ramen

so from what ive heard becoming a weeb makes you marginally better at tf2

but at the same time youre also becoming a weeb which has a whole bunch of side effects

i would be perfectly fine with current airblast if it at least reflected projectiles that the pyro is actually aiming at (like crosshair on projectile) rather than every projectile in their general direction

alternatively, dont let the airblast cooldown be the exact same speed as the time between rocket/pipe/sticky shots so that a single pyro holding m2 cant just barrel stuff all spam classes

hi im good at shooting feet and jumping i need help learning how to use my brain

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if i were smart i would, but skilling is infinitely boring to me so id probably be like combat level 80 broke and rocking bronze gear still

runescape has some of the most watered down multiplayer mechanics in any game (let alone any mmo) ive ever played

sure there's the GE and occasionally some cool pvp players if you can find a decent group but other than that your peer-to-peer exchanges usually boil down into "stop stealing my iron dickhead i need that"

shield of arrav was the most arbitrary requirement for friends and i dont know why that quest still exists

dungeoneering came out for RS3 but was honestly too little too late as you could essentially solo dungeons and when you did play it with friends you just rushed to do everything alone without their assistance, multiplayer wasnt really necessary for that skill until level 100+ when you needed someone else for the boss to attack

the game would honestly work a lot better for what it is if you could just play in a world alone