Drake is the best medic I've personally played with, his kindheartedness and expert medicinal play deserves only the best Open team, if not IM.
Even if you just try him out, you'll see how cool of a guy he is to be around and I hope I get to play with him in 6s a lot more.

I haven't gotten that many tryouts, would like some more.
hi

Directly where my alias originates; I'm pretty surprised at the amount of people who play this game know what that fucked up webcomic is.

Very very good aim, also has a great understanding of the game and can adapt to any playstyle hes asked to play.
Will not be a slouch on Scout and will play Melee with you (just don't beat him a lot, he'll hold you hostage until you lose).

I am not spadez, just an fyi.

Hi friends, after ~3 years of playing this game on shit systems, I finally acquired an actual PC so I'm able to play videogames without the excuse that I have low frames holding me back and I'm doing pretty well.
I'm coming straight from UGC Highlander, so I'm not expecting a lot of people to initially try me out but I won't let that deter me from getting into ESEA 6s.

I've been playing gold/platinum engineer for a couple seasons now so my hitscan isn't god awful.
Recently I've been playing tf2pug.me and inhouse pugs with friends so I can get a better feel for my role.

I'd like to think with my desire to learn and my exponentially improved DM, I can fall comfortably in mid-Open, perhaps higher.
You can add me here.
http://steamcommunity.com/id/shoonymoohoon
Thanks.
EDIT: My team beefed and died and I didn't do anything.
A team to finish the season would be cool
Went (7-3)

I graduated high school, but before I did I got a decent score on my SATs (1660) as well as an Associate's Certification on Solidworks, a 3D Modeling Program, big resume help.
I also scored an 85 on the ASVAB Exam, a military aptitude test (0-99,you need a 31 to be able to be enlisted in the Army, average scores fall between 35 and 50).
And by the end of next week I will have built my first custom PC, so overall I'm pretty satisfied with what I accomplished before going into the real world.