The only thing that is theoretically behind a paywall is new heros. In a game w/ this high of ttk and the gun play the way it is, I don't think any hero could be crazy OP.

- It's a free game
- The hero's that aren't unlocked yet aren't good
- Everything that isn't a hero is a cosmetic

I know it's EA but so far this isn't anything like the games you mentioned.

luc there's a grand total of zero punctuation I think we're in the clear

at a higher level it in theory allows teams to be a bit more dynamic and allow them to play to their strengths resulting in a more competitive top level of the game

kinda dumb to have it in invite and not all the other divisions though

Then get better at the maps you do wanna play so then your least favorite maps are your worst maps and you ban them !

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Lots of names from when I first started playing are showing interest in the game again... Kinda weird lol

Keith, Skyrolla, Seagull (lul), someone on my friends list has ring TF2 in their name and they were on my second ever team

https://support.steampowered.com/kb/7849-RADZ-6869/

@jay

bear: I want to die as fast as possible
also bear: I can't believe I died

https://clips.twitch.tv/CredulousRefinedSparrowTwitchRPG

If someone kills chunkeys first invite team I'm gonna be the saddest boy in school

I've not been in an invite meeting in a long time, but the ones I participated in were not run well. Tri gives a little introduction of what he wants to talk about, then b4nny gives his itinerary. Then b4nny just runs the meeting and talks louder than anyone else. He'll generally say what he wants to be done, someone will disagree, he'll give more reasons for his decision, then say that it has been decided they're going with his idea. Usually people disagreeing are told they aren't thinking about the greater interest of TF2 and the points they bring up aren't actually taken at value

you're gonna get shot around walls unless you're both playing on the exact same computer with 0 latency (even lan has some latency)

.033 interp is kinda a myth in my experience. No one at the top of the game has such shit internet that they're dropping packets enough for it to matter.

It wouldn't be that bad but insom will sit there talking to you in mumble until 10 are in mumble before he decides to go to smoke

https://i.imgur.com/6LSoIQx.jpg

Idk why I'm even responding when you're only being condescending to me, but level headed with everyone else. You told me I don't know the 'tf2 meta' after 'playing for 20 seasons' because I said that the second scout follows ubers sometimes.

Went through the video, and you're right. A lot more of them are floating in the air, not against a wall (30 air, 14 wall). But you also need to admit that the majority of the spots in the video are also not somewhere someone looks when checking sticks like you say they are. In the video 12 of the spots are above a choke that sometimes has stickies (not even like the wallbug is close to where someone would look for sticks, just kinda close to being above the same choke). So 32 of them aren't even near where someone would be checking for stickies.

first of all fuck you. Your argument doesn't even begin to account for the fact that players don't check for stickies every time they run through a doorway. If a demo is dead, or it's called that sticks are det, or someone sees the trap being set somewhere else, they aren't going to check a doorway for stickies. But also I don't think you understand that players don't check for sticks by staring up at the sky. Find some combo scout POVs and show me the times they just w through a choke looking straight up vertically, not looking at the spam coming in ever. Maybe I've just been playing the class wrong for the last 20 seasons.

idk why you bold highlighted one of the worst points you made in your entire nerd essay, like yelling is going to make it right or something.

Don't pretend like being seen in a wall bug suddenly makes you not able to rocket jump. Afaik a lot of these spots are you being pressed against a wall, right? Unless you're making a 100% solo play, doing a rocket jump off the wall will get you far enough away to jump out or get an arrow.

Also, when a team is pushing at full speed and a scout checks for sticks they're not actually looking up at a choke point and looking at everything on their screen to analyze for a fuck ton of stuff. It's usually a like half second flick, you look directly above the door with your eyes, don't see little red or blue dots that your brain is good at recognizing instantly, then you respond accordingly. It's not like every combo scout in invite just holds w through a choke staring at the sky.