Tried out with them a couple times and it's quite the experience.

Pros-their dm is fucking insane.

Cons-their scouts would much rather chase frags than literally anything else including cap points or protect the med. Maybe it's because two thirds of the combo are tryouts but their isn't really any maincalling going on.

They seem a bit young but that could be a good or bad thing depending on who you are.

Find them a demo with dm that can keep up and a strong maincaller medic(hard to maincall on demo when you are stuck capping mid with a paintrain lol) and they will pound.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=awRaQxXzVc4

Ignore every jump but the first one with the slide on the dirt. Pretty tough jump and I've only hit it a couple of times. Don't see any reason(other than the difficulty) this isn't better than all the standard jumps demos are using these days.

He played on what I think was the original reason gaming at i52. Not sure where else he has played since then.

i52 group stage games featuring rising.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cRWaziL1I3Y&index=9&list=PLf27BHuLrQCYxdRqZFaZRjlq-pXicYLkh
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SUWkZezxMts&index=2&list=PLf27BHuLrQCYxdRqZFaZRjlq-pXicYLkh

Correct rising is fucking insane.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ySly2A3X22o

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But paddie won the most recent international lan running (mostly)shotgun.

Ninja'd

I've thought for a while now that mantreads would make ubering into certain lasts like badlands through top left way easier but pyro still knocks you around so it doesn't really matter.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-Wkz5doUN0s

I've been playing more and more overwatch because I don't have tf2 to play please save me.

There are a couple of important factors to be considered when looking at this data. The most important probably being that just because someone is using a certain weight that does not mean that weight is their preference. They simply love the other features enough to forgive the weight of a mouse. Back when I used a g502 I liked the shape enough to ignore the weight. A 95 gram g502 would probably replace my gpro if it existed. The other being that this data does imply that light mice are preferred. Only 32.62 percent use a mouse that is over 100 grams which is the number often used to separate light and heavy mice.

I only ever played red and blue (and a tiny bit of yellow) so gen 1 will always have a special place in my gamer heart.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-y_4XjOdHDw

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Running an i7 4790k and a gtx 1070 with the game on lowest settings I never notice myself dropping below 200 fps. I might try moving my settings higher to see if I notice a dip in performance tf2 has just made it habit for me to tank settings in every game. There is some lag when the round first starts but I suspect that will be ironed out. The movement feels good but it definitely isn't the same as source games. It might be because I only have a few hours in the game but the movement mechanics seem more reliant on resource management than skill but there are a few exceptions like the assassins grappling hook that thing is sick.

There seems to be a huge focus on dm so much so that I'm not even sure if they intended it that way but I love it. It feels a bit like tf2 in the sense that no class hard counters another class the same way they do in overwatch.

Edit-played a match with my settings on the high preset and I was sitting around 100 fps so now we know. Hopefully they can work on the performance but it's not like low settings are so ugly they make the game less fun.

I've been playing the beta and it's a fucking blast. None of the classes seem blatantly overpowered and for the most part the abilities aren't nearly as annoying as the ones in overwatch. The one exception I can think of is the auto aim one shot kill rocket ult.

It's not going to be the next big thing, but it is fucking fun. Add me if you want to play.

edit-Oh and cliffy b is in charge of it so that's cool

Only played against him but he always slams.