I really don't understand why your definition of viable is so.......... strict. Why does a class being viable mean that it has to be played in every single game? Why do you feel like every single class has to be the exact same level of importance?

How many 7s games have been played where a team decided that of the 9 classes, the medic wasn't important? Does this make medic over powered? Can I just BAN UBER during the picking stages in order to prevent such and OVER POWERED weapon from being used?? IT'S USED ALL THE TIME HOW OVER POWERED AND DUMB!!!

Why is it that a class being viable doesn't also allow for it to be specifically useful in a certain situation? In any competitive format spy should really only be useful once. Pyro is just straight up out classed by other classes. You ignore fundamental mechanics and core balances within the game to fulfill some sort of fantasy of players being able to play their favorite class. (WHICH SIDE NOTE, you talk about how people are choosing ideal classes for the situation and stuff, but if that's really what you wanted you would put no class limits, no item bans, and let people just do whatever they please.)

LET'S BE CLEAR: I don't give a fuck what you do with your money. Really, you can do this all you want and have fun with your lil league of pubbers and invite players that want a check. The only reason a lot of us care to write our little nerd essays is because it's frustrating seeing so much community effort going into something that ultimately disagrees with the path Valve and the majority of high skill players see for TF2. (just fun fact when players disconnect from competitive it replaces them with a bot, and does it's best to fill the roles of 2 scouts, 2 soldiers, a demo and a med. If 6 players disconnect it fills in with the current 6s meta.)

it's impressive how little impact i have on these like season long frag movies

12 minutes and I die to people getting 5ks twice

at least one of the times it was aim killing me after i butterknifed yight to death

Of course you've seen shit change during matches. The incentive to play, and amount of fun when playing, means that no one scrims this game mode. They just play the matches for the money, so they relearn the game mode once a week.

my favorite thing about RGL is that slin thought you were running a league to try out different game types. Then, once every player with a history of advanced level tf2 told you 7s was not a good game mode, you would change it up to see if there is a better way.

Don't say you wanna grow tf2 while also ignoring the fact that Valve chose 6s as the primary competitive game mode

You're just wasting money.

https://clips.twitch.tv/CogentSparklingPuddingRlyTho

Idk anything about this player

But I thought you were a dm alt cause you were in dm 24 hours a day and I didn't know who you were.

Plays dm I guess

proof that he isn't changed rofl

if dflame gets picked up, and you play against him, you can taunt him once and negate him from the server entirely.

still the only player I've ever seen to brag about ESEA stats on his steam profile

this mans a gamer

pick him up cause his little brother is a god if fortnite on ps4. he will be king of the normies

he went from sub 170 dpm to 350+ in ESEA

so I guess faceit already has a better ac than esea for tf2 lmfao

you're all beautiful.

man i wasnt even in this match why you gotta bm me so hard all the time

I know this has been asked before by enigma like 3 years ago but

https://puu.sh/zt4Jx/b3c51ffca8.png

The damage number on the bottom, the one that is static on the hud, is there any way to make that batch damage text? I think it's impossible by mechanic, but is it maybe possible to make the floating damage number static on the HUD instead?

TY :D

Shoutout to Velocity and Kenzie for being always positive and having our backs
Shoutout to everyone that donated to make this financially possible
Shoutout to cookiejake for motivating me to game when i'm feeling down
Shoutout to seven for being really fun to talk to, and giving us 4 hours of scrims while we dealt with setting up at LAN and they needed to clean their airbnb
Shoutout to all the open teams for giving us good games. it's easy to have a defeatist attitude against a team you think is better than you, but you all played your heart out against us and it was a challenge.
Shoutout to SVIFT for not playing with their food after we played for 14 hours, us losing fast got me in bed sooner haha
Shoutout to Kenneth, my team had 1000 questions and he had 1000 answers, or a way to find it
Shoutout to everyone that was working on stage the last few days
Shoutout to Dr. Shdwpuppet for doing all the server shit, every year ESA seems to make his life a little harder than it has to be, but he's a trooper.
Shoutout to KevinisPwn for always having a huge smile on his face, and helping me and shdwpuppet fix Krypt's computer on stage
Shoutout to Ascent for the best match we played all weekend
Shoutout to Bren and Sideshow for seeing a beer in my hand at 4 PM and deciding I needed a refill from their pitcher
Shoutout to samiface for letting us hang out at her place
Shoutout to dashnerr, uberchain, loris, and anyone who contributed for the awesome documentary
Shoutout to everyone I've beefed with online, I'm always smiles in person and you guys were too
Shoutout to piehero for being a TF2 inspiration and saying some of the nicest things anyone has ever said to me, not sure how good I was at hiding that I was near tears

And lastly shoutout to everyone that went to LAN or watched from home. For better or for worse, the people are why I still come back to this game. You all make it so hard to quit and constantly remind me that sometimes it's worth it to do a little bit worse in school to be happy

Yeah and if you talk shit on my sniper you're fuggin DONE KID

I have all my demos but I'm sure the STVs got saved

I'm gonna try to get cornpop to cast it on his channel or something