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OfficialVinylI ignore tier lists because there are people in the community that know the difference between that and skill, and skill wins. Here's Scizor's link, and Cheers to all.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uGosH0zLoUE
no character aint ever gonna be better than metaknight, sorry to burst your bubble bro
Link winning a brawl match, that's a good joke
mustardoverlord2sy_morphiendCondescendingCandlestickPyyyour is really the only med who could compete with shade, but alas he's moved on to greater things. Like being a black dude.
Harbl/Ruwin are the only contemporary medics in the picture other than shade. Even then it is still comfortably shade.
I know you really dont like him but pure is a better medic than ruwin nowadays
ahahhahahahahaha
It's a foolproof plan, get a mentor to teach you comp tf2 now, then in 5 years return to play only when you've forgotten everything you've learned about the game
vileLazyPandaIts just rayshud fighter pilot crosshairs
you mean "vile's huge dumbass lines"
Mr_Owldylan
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because i spit hot fire
the301stspartanClose enough. Plus, it has rats.
Actually if you look at the model closely, it's clearly a pig
this game is more like tribes now that I've actually played it
pretty fun though
I saw this on steam greenlight the other day, looked like quake for preteens eheheh
kiricapnfapni've seen people practice a lot and not improve much. i've seen people who rarely ever practice and are still really good. my conclusion from this is that the role of natural talent is underestimated. i mean, maybe i'm wrong and the reason people practice a lot without improving is because they're playing on a trackpad with 700 ping whereas the people who never practice and are still really good had 5000 hours in team fortress classic.kirinot cool stuff that -fragd
Kiri, according to steam you have only played 720 hours of tf2. You also have only played 7.2 hours in the past two weeks which is very little. Most people that aren't already good at another FPS game don't get very good until about 1000 hours of playtime from what I've noticed. I don't think you're in a very good position to tell people that practice won't get you anywhere if you don't have talent, when you don't seem to have done much practicing.
Tf2 was the first fps game I ever really got into. When I first started I was really REALLY REALLLLYYY bad. I would go 1:10 in pubs as heavy. That's a bit of an exaggeration, but I was really bad. Now after putting a lot of time into practicing. Now when i go play in pubs I get called a hacker every so often when I play sniper. That feels pretty good to me 8)
as for me, i don't see a reason to play a lot of tf2. i don't find it that fun to spend hours in dm servers practicing. (i spent most of the 200 hours between soldier/scout/demo in dm and mge, but didn't really enjoy it.) i'm not going to recommend it to other people for its own sake. maybe if you have friends in the community and you enjoy playing with them, it's worth it, but i don't.
Like seriously, why do you post here, it sounds like you don't really like comp tf2 at all
kiriif you are naturally talented—have a fast reaction time, good hand-eye coordination, good vision, lateral thinking skills, patience—and have good hardware, you can eventually learn to have good aim. if not, the extreme amount of effort required to become good at tf2 is simply not worth it. tf2 is not that rewarding. play for fun and watch invite matches or something.
if you ever are in a situation where you have to ask "why am i bad?", you're never going to be good. To become good you'd have to be capable of analysing your situation and answering that question on your own.
(you'll also notice that people who make threads on tf.tv asking "how to get better?" never seem to end up in invite/prem, weird huh?)
This is the dumbest thing I've ever read in a long time. I guess nobody that isn't a prodigal genius when it comes to a specific activity or topic probably shouldn't try to improve, because nobody will ever get better at something that they're bad at the first time round.
mebthere are two 6v6 TF2 ladder leagues in the works and a new cevo season just starting up, so people do have choices but the responsibility falls on the shoulders of the community to participate if we want to keep these alternative leagues growing
The responsibility falls on the shoulders of all of the invite teams
the community will follow where ever the best teams decide to all play
I've played 2 matches on Illinois 16 so far, and both times I've had 120 ping with ~20 choke, and constant stuttering from everyone in the server(at least from my pov)
I mean I play scout so I'm okay with it but still, if I were solly or demo i'd be livid.
aliasing is the only surefire way to avoid people knowing that you're bad