#19 you and cbear are amazing people and i could listen to you talk about tf2 for hours

great show. please go over one hour next time. you could try and make the show on a different day on the week (when players aren't busy scrimming) and when the hosts are available to talk tf2 for more than one hour

also i wish you had gone in detail about some topics like the recent roster changes on invite teams and this week's results.

I told the same thing to my mentor as we were reviewing one of my demos from a scrim. He said to me "of course you are not having fun, you play a boring style".

Learn your class, learn the boundaries of what you can and can't do. If you are a scout or roamer, be a dick. Troll the enemy team. Learn the game and you will have fun even in scrims and matches.

32 that is what salamancer does

half the idiots even voted because they thought it was koth_ashville

SIGMA TEACH ME HOW TO ASHVILLE

so....eehh how do i tell lobby or something that this guy hax

what happened with your visa?

STEAM_0:1:52171214
http://steamcommunity.com/id/ftwftwftw/

Played him on lobby. Has terrible movement but hits every shot. Plays on a new account (40 hrs on tf2) and even got achievements during the lobby.

Doesn't get any more suspicious.

AHAHA that is so accurate

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or....you know. you could all support new map pugs every weekend and they could get to the point of having more than one pug going at the same time.

also the pug channels could organize one night tournaments for new maps so that people actually play in them

but the real bottle neck with the maps (other than player stupidity) is the fact that ESEA only allows us to change one map per season.

Haha, thats cuz Vick is dumb and went over to the new map pug to bring players into newbie mix when there were already enough mentors. I am sure Vick is now aware of his mistake.

Also thank you to all the mentors who showed up, hopefully you will still be available on any future newbie mixes

My boys the clowns gonna make mangachu cry

Shwan. Those are still just excuses though. Sal isn't always online when the games happen. He picks up the STVs and casts from those. Then he uploads to his youtube account and bam! 5k views. Thats how every new sc2 caster began. And it takes the same amount of time as casting live. (you can do something else while the video uploads)