Depends on how you learn and adapt best, if you can at all

some people learn quickest with an academic approach; reviewing demos, going over scrim/match statistics, watching tf2 videos/commentaries and utilizing all the advice they give.

Some people like to use a more social approach; going over strategies/demos and talking stuff out, playing cooperative games with your fellow teammates to build cohesion, etc.

I also think one of the best ways to get the hang of something is repetition, which would be just continuing to do what you're currently doing now.

not really a sad song, more of a, "holy shit a giant black guy is trying to kill me oh god" song

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=za5hzta5VpM

and

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q3SvOU1zICo

oh dear

both mesr and fox have the cutest voices

that doesn't really pertain to this thread, just thought I'd mention it

I believe this happens when a server hasn't been restarted or changed maps in a long time, props and stuff don't clip properly

probably because it was blatantly obvious who the other players played for

vines are like youtube videos, but someone decided that the meta should evolve, so they made an arbitrary rule that your video can only be 7 seconds long

yeah I was stoked when I figured out if you stopped holding something, it falls to the ground

>60fps master race is about to die

did u see what was wrote about u on the forum ? XD

www.teamfortress.tv

guess you should stop posting then defy

Reboot was pretty cool back in the 90s

Nowadays it's kind of embarrassing to think I liked this

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YKss2uYpih8

canada do you guys have some room up there :L