Teams definitely want to pay 150+ Dollars for a chance to play teams of unspecified skill level, in order to fill the pockets of one stacked team that they may never get a chance to even play.

Remember guys, mixup doesn't care that you payed a lot to help give them a trip to Dallas. They'll still mock you for 30 minutes for trying your hardest but not being good enough to win.

Why does this matter? Like seriously why do people care enough to make a 210+ post thread? Were some egos bruised? Maybe a fast roll would have hurt less, but 6cuties played it through, and got a round off of a off-classing mixup, and didn't drop a round to them, even when they too started off-classing. This game didn't affect who is going to LAN, or in what seeds, or anything, so both teams had the right to play for fun. In a game where the regular season stops mattering after a point, why do you expect them to play super seriously? The difference between 2nd and 3rd seed is LITERALLY NOTHING, you still face the same team first at LAN, which is why I believe the current playoff format discourages good games late season. Once you remove the LAN, if anything stronger play is MORE IMPORTANT, every team could play in the playoffs, EVERY GAME would matter, and you wouldn't need to take plane tickets out of the winnings, they become substantial. Just my 2cents.

But honestly, if the only reason you play seriously is for a community payed trip to Dallas, then you need to question why you are playing TF2, because if you don't find playing at a high level fun, then why have you not stopped, and what was your incentive before LANs?

What division do you want to play in?
Do you have any previous experience? If so what?
What hours can you play?
What timezone do you live in?

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Those achievements look really promising, this letdown is gonna hurt more than normal. :[

By the way, Valve has yet to put spellbooks into the mann co catalog, take that how you will...

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Is it really bad if a few invite players leave the game? I mean, why does it matter if they quit? It's not like they are the only thing making TF2 fun to watch, and it's not as if there skill level is impossible to get to. Is having an ill conceived LAN, and playing for a corrupt organization worth keeping some top players in the game?

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do not worry alt
watch your back
more shit you will post
i am certain
someone will tell us who you are

Had esea client downloaded, fun stuff to remove the tracker FUN STUFF

Welp, time to come up with a new alias :[

Ummm...

Puyo puyo multiplayer is fun.