Hi I'm making a team for cevo. It will be super chill and we probably won't scrim that much. be at around a mid open level please.

Medic: not shade
Pocket: not TLR
roamer:capn
demo: applesauze
scout: not ruwin
scout: not clockwork

http://steamcommunity.com/id/capnfapn/

Edit: god dammit general discussion please move it enigma pls im sry I can't do anything right ;__;

Hi I'm making a team for cevo. It will be super chill and we probably won't scrim that much. be at around a mid open level please.

Medic: not shade
Pocket: not TLR
roamer: capn
demo: justus
scout: applesauz
scout: silkthread

"www.teamfortress.tv"

so that when you shit on baddie pubberz they will know what website to go to if they don't wanna be an iphone casual gamer mom.

Last night my team was scrimming and I failed to save my medic/demo from JP_ while defening last. Their lives were in my hands and I blew it.

Fukujp ;_;

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qMmosWn-1-E

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BUT GUYS!
If the FBI goes after teng then some news corporation will pick up on the story and it will bring teamfortress.tv to the attention of millions of people!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7OACE5IiPpU

sorry if the blurry video makes you want to throw up D:

I get 120+ ping to every server and people warp around. The game seems pretty fun. You can rocket jump and even do wall jumps which is pretty sick. I haven't been able to get any airshots though :(

6v6 ace of spades scrim anybody????

Jag has amazing pipes and good movement. He's a smart guy mentor him pls

I'm in open so I dont think Ill ever get to scrim mixup.

I swear i can math right!

Some of us didn't do so well in our matches so I'm gonna write some nice guy stuff and try to be encouraging.

When my team played our first scrim of the day I did a pretty good job. I 2v1'd the enemy scouts, watch'd the flank, cleaned shit up, got medic/demo picks, and every other good thing you can do as scout. I was consistently playing well throughout the whole game and I felt great about it. It was a big confidence booster for my ESEA match.

We all slowly joined the server like some sort of simile with snails or sloths. I looked at the other team's players, felt pretty confident in my abilities, and typed ".ready". When the match started I slowly ran to mid as a scout while going up and down through the ground. The first mid was amazing! I walked over a sticky, got focused, and died about 10 seconds into the fight. After this happened I started being really hard on myself.

"capn ur so bad u died 10 seconds into the fite lrn2movement"

"capn a 0:1 kdr is an infinite negative kdr roflusuk"

My frustration grew to be as big as Odissius' desired FOV. Thats 105 degrees. That's some pretty hot headed frustration ;D Because of this frustration, I was not paying attention to the game or keeping a clear mind for my open level gamesense to flourish in.

By the last 5 minutes of the match, I finally snapped out of it. I made some good decisions, waved my massive dick, and had some pretty good DM'ing moments. All that I really did was calm down, stretch my arms, take a deep breath, and blog about my feelings on teamfortress.tv during my respawn time.

Unfortunately, it was too late for me to help save the match for my team. Whats important though is that I learned a lesson. Don't get mad at yourself for screwing up. Think about how you screwed up, but don't beat yourself up over it. A lot of the time all that it takes to hit a few more shots is to just loosen up. Even if you or your team didn't do a great job on your first match just remember that you still have a bunch more coming up and lots of time to improve and that you can always just blame the esea servers for being shitty.

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tldr chill out you have time to get better dont be mad at urself

i was late to mid as scout wtfff

Against scouts: stay on the ground spamming wasd. If you stand still for a millisecond it can throw someone off. Try to move around a bit and not just dance around in the same 5 foot area because you're just going in and out of their crosshair.

Soldiers: Soldier vs scout is more about positioning than movement. Try and put yourself on higher ground so that he either has to rocket jump at you (ez meatshots) or switch to his shotgun. Keep in mind that the high ground. If he is within one shot of dying then you should just try and stay in the air as long as possible because that sorta forces him to wait for you to land.

If the soldier you're fighting switches to his shotty then stay on the ground. One littlemeta_mindgame[/i] you can try is just jumping once because soldiers will often wait for you to jump twice.

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