tftv could do them
don't need a super fancy video of them it could literally just be a tiny little article or player page like on comp.tf
yeah it'd be cool if that's could be player profiles with videos of them IRL like the NFL does (my name is _ I went to _ university) but a written summary of players history would be cool too
the important thing is that they're easily accessible from the upcoming match articles so people can be like 'who is this TLR guy everybodys talking about?' and quickly find info about him and a link to his epic frag videos
also I should add that yes we can hope for valve to do that but realistically we (the competitive community) know much better than valve does and so would have a much easier time doing this in the first place, then maybe valve could somehow make them official

The difference is that in Kurt's video the song actually gets to the drop whereas in this is he doesn't even pick up at all

should prove himself in high open as soldier before playing IM
is good at jumping and can shoot things well if hes not tilted
but seems to be somewhat emotionally unstable and becomes megatilted/depressed quite easily when losing or doing bad
he could probably play in low IM but he'd definitely benefit from more experience so he doesn't get farmed

nice try but muma clearly has me out classed have you seen his movement :o

fuck the tomislav that shit is a lightning gun now that it's more accurate

edit: idk why the battallion's backups banned tho

are you serious that shit sounds more like a fucking iphone ringtone than a song for a frag clip

I'm staying at the ibis birmingham airport hotel

edit: maybe im the only noob without the foresight to find a team before booking a hotel/flight but if anyone needs a medic hmu lol

✅no xhair
✅viewmodel_fov way too high
✅shitty music
✅only one kill
✅too many camera angles of the same thing

Should be called Kyle hits single airshot on Jarrett unless you want to imply he is all of 8k

Tery has always been a super nice dude and a smart player. I haven't played with him or seen him play in a while but I feel his pain in having to both main call and track ubers and such, definitely gets tiresome when you're trying to work on your own game to have to order everyone else around. My only gripe with him is that from my experience he gets very down on himself at times (note that most of the games I've played with him were offclassing in in-house pugs ~6 months ago, so this may very well have changed)

http://playcomp.tf/

Did they change this in the most recent update? I don't really see any problem with the stream list opening up automatically when people launch the game, only issue is that it could get annoying if it was there every time you hit escape or if you close it and it opens up again.

p chill and able to pound retards in pugs
better than limegod

used to rage hardcore in tf2mix but has since became more laid back and chill
haven't played with him in forever but he's always been a nice enough guy to have in mumble it's good to hear that he's worked on fixing his chronic angry gamer syndrome

wind cubes is fun to talk to in mumble and from the few times I rang for tune squad he seemed to have a real drive to improve and for example adjusted his positioning based on how sleepinglife told him to play

windcubes is a super nice guy who will no doubt get better with more experience, and it his positive attitude shouldn't be taken for granted because it's much easier to grind DM than it is to fix your attitude/toxicity

it's probably helpful to include what div you play in (if at all) and what skill level you want your mentor to be, because all I can tell from your post is that people have gotten mad at you for missing people's buffs on rollout but that can happen at nearly every skill level (that being said it's easier now that scouts can chariot you to mid)

Another thing to think about is if you have any demos to review (match, scrim, pug or whatever) or if you just want someone to show you the heal order or something simple like that (you could probably download stv demos of invite matches and watch medics povs if that's what you need to learn)

It can be super frustrating playing medic at low levels and with unorganized teams like in pug champs, I'd you haven't already you should definitely try to find a team and practice in a more consistent setting (again, can't tell from the info on the op if you've ever even played in a league so sorry if this comes out as obvious or condescending)

Edit: it appears that you posted this thread twice a mod should probably delete the other one