it was not easy to organize

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_ZWwxcqkLjk

i got on skial trade on a weekday at 12 PM and got 12 volunteers to play a 6v6 best of 3 match for a grand prize of 6 keys (split across the 6 players) and this was the result

match starts at 17:50
a few difficulties arise throughout the course of the game lmfao

EDIT: btw, it's at the end of the video, but i asked all of them if they had fun (even the losers) and all of them said they enjoyed themselves a lot! some of them were interested in learning more about competitive and i directed them to the 6v6 newbie mixes

F

i hear he makes 12 bucks an hour

smesi :3

best player in the game

cheater, transphobic, idiot teenager

http://puu.sh/A61uM/2a7047dcae.jpg

the fact that he has only an interest in playing competitively is a good reflection on the average person (that's above the age of 13) that downloads TF2 for the first time. every single modern FPS in the last 5-some years has had competitive matchmaking that functions and takes center stage as the game's main experience. TF2 will continue to suffer from a lack of new players until we make it the center stage of our game

certainly interested in getting better, just hasn't been pursuing getting better properly. with proper guidance could be a good player.

this thread is the definitive evidence to prove why tf2 is dead and deserves to be that way

bump

dope alias dude

https://youtu.be/C2Py1i71R7M

i get lots of people don't like when lots of games come out in a genre that people don't like, like BR, but you're stupid if you're calling this game a "clone" of Fortnite. literally not a single gameplay aspect is similar besides being battle royale