Might removing sentries have the effect of teams being more reluctant to push out of last? The ability to have a scout swap to engineer and throw up a gun acts as insurance against a failed push out. Of course, this isn't something one thinks about when pushing out, but as teams get punished for pushing out a bit more, it seems to me that over time they will be slightly more reluctant to make the attempt. Might this not also have the effect of prolonging last stalemates?

I don't claim any expert knowledge; this is merely a hypothesis for you more experienced fellows to examine, then affirm or refute.

Would you be so good as to state it? I appreciate your Mathematician's Answer.

I don't watch shade's stream, so maybe he's addressed this, but do we know why he isn't attending?

One would only need to find someone in the community who is 34, since six times 34 is 204, thus allowing us to rearrange the digits to 420. Unless you meant an actual team; in that case, I've no idea.

I haven't watched much the last two seasons. When did this practice emerge?

Lately a fairly large proportion of people "with trade.tf" in their names have been soldiers in the games I've played. They tend to tunnel people, either medics or players who annoy them.

It doesn't bother me.

Excellent.

Have lost 15 pounds since starting to exercise again.

Regular models for melee, no model for everything else. I might edit my config someday to have some of the less obtrusive ones (I use the r_drawviewmodel command on my weapon binds).

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EGjhg9Hb-GA

Giving a good lecture in my first class (Geometry).

I like risk/reward. I just don't like the concept of Soldier gaining the utility while hurt and taking damage with no falloff. Sacrificing your ability to shoot/reload is fair enough, but being two- or three-tapped down from distance is extremely annoying. I suppose one could argue that this just requires more careful judgment as to when to use it, so it's a matter of perspective/opinion.

However, I hereby withdraw my submission and concur with you; why is the Natascha in this game?

I suppose 'retarded' has multiple subjective meanings in this context, but the Escape Plan is badly designed. I think Tagg once voiced irritation that the Escape Plan has a built-in anti-escape mechanism (no damage falloff, 135% damage hits from mid-to-long-range). A straight damage vulnerability penalty would be more appropriate. This almost certainly won't happen, since it's rate of usage is high.

clockwork (kill things, with Australian-longshoot-man when needed)
schocky (to deny scout and soldier)
GeaR (Numlocked spoke of how few heals he took while still being the best at his time; with this combo, that's much needed)
Platinum (my heart wants lansky; my shotgun calls out for TLR; visions of airshots demand Mike; the desire for victory wins out)
b4nny (to blow things up and stay alive)
PYYYOUR (shade's escape skills are not needed, as this steamroller will rarely lose a mid)

Other guys I desperately wanted to include; enigma, ruwin, blaze, Seagull, ryb, yuki, KnOxXx.

I think Smaka mentioned in a post that he used 1 or 2 inches per 360.