THE RETURN OF MY BOY NICK!!!!!

Not gonna lie he's in some really questionable low IM circle jerks but as soon as he breaks away from the shackles of tojo and cereal I think he will improve quite a bit. Have only really seen him play the scout class but he seems pretty chill and when he's not actively trying to fuck with me in pugs seems to want to get better and learn the gsme

I love shiki

let's be real what isn't lucrative's kryptonite?

fuck uplay

bump might play next season (edited op)
would enjoy playing roamer or pocket in open or im
wouldn't be against scouting but im probably better at soldier & find it more fun
if i get any good offers i might play invite but i'd rather not med tbh

will be able to play for the next couple weeks until im out of school on the 22nd
after that im at home on a 60hz laptop for a month until ESA lan in january (for which id also like to play soldier in open or maybe medic in invite)

civ v

its been longer than that sandblast people always freak out about that shit

ur for forgetting s22 dummy

also if he were to keep playing in fairly sure that the $1000 open check is a better return on investment than the $1500 one for IM seeing as you don't have to scrim at all and can fuck around and still win
invite you put in 10x more effort but last time I checked the prize pool wasn't $10k

I see how it is mana...

"I'm going to cash my e$ea check and burn the money in front of orphans" - wrench

hide on bush :o

god bless golf dish

to elaborate on what corsa was saying, often times you can use uber immediately after the other medic dies and save teammates and then when you build uber you can have advantage to push into last with, or at the very least secure the point and not take too big a risk

#thirdplaceb4nny

There are quite a few resources available on youtube like Marxist's videos, youmustmike (deselectyourmind), and i think shade and nursey have a few vods of their povs uploaded. If you're just starting out it may be more confusing than helpful watching invite/prem povs cause those tests often do set plays and stuff that requires a lot of coordination and teamwork not always present at lower levels.

For me personally what was most helpful was to look at general guide sort of videos like Marxist has and then try to adapt the positioning and holds or uber usage from top level teams to my own team (ie, telling my team in a map review that x team holds here and ford this push lets try that out and see if we can make it work).