Thank You for this High Level Feed Analysis

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Wasn't that bad until like 15 minutes in, when it completely dissolved into shit like double sniper+spy to mid

Unironically season 5 ugc iron 4s when I got 3rd place with 3 homies who don't play anymore

Yes, especially wrist and other hand injuries. The SSBM scene had one of the top players in the world, Hax, drop out from competition due to wrist injuries caused the gamecube controller as one of the major contributing factors. He has come back to competition recently using a new box controller similar to hitbox fightsticks used in the FGC. I also live with a CSS surfer, Beetle179, who also has dropped off somewhat due to wrist issues caused by excessive use of his mouse. It's definitely something that exists.

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cronjington magone :(

wtf where is Robert_cheeto

Holy SVIFT

It used to have insane control in the air. You could literally keep all your forward momentum after jumping and deploying the parachute. And as most people here know, air control in tf2 is preeeetty good. It has since been nerfed, but it's still pretty good at making you harder to hit, and can make some bombs really difficult to counter, and possibly splits the attention of the people on the other team if you just jump in and float above them.

It's better because it's an actual resolution to the round. Teams can already do that after winning mid, but they don't get a round win for it. You need something to keep people from just stalemating forever, and just lowering the time limit doesn't give enough reward to feel good because then even though you won the midfight, nobody wins the round because neither team did anything after the one conclusive team fight. Plus I imagine most teams would take the risk and try to end the round immediately if some sort of advantageous position came up, as opposed to just trying to burn time. Plus I am of the opinion that the midfight should be the most important fight in the round, so to me making the midfight more important isn't that big of a drawback.

A better way to get rid of stalemates would be to make the round timer after a point is capped much shorter and just give the team with more points the round win. This forces the defending team to have to push out of last otherwise they risk losing the round. The only issue I see with this approach is teams stalemating after they push up to second or last becoming a dominant strategy, but personally I think this opens up more interesting gameplay since the defending team now has to actively think about getting out of last as opposed to just waiting for the attacking team to retard push in.

Forcing teams to push out is something that isn't encouraged enough on 5cp, and threatening a round loss for turtling too long is a good thing imo.