I don't really know what option my team has to not scrimming him. We can just say fuck him he's a cheater, but then we'd just lose cuz no way ac team does anything this season. Coping won't really make rgl act faster or review their rules more, so it's just learning to play against a team where the combo scouts gets 40+ kills every map and just try not to think about if he's legit or not.

Legendary haiku

Need subs going into playoffs

https://clips.twitch.tv/BreakableFreezingClipsdadDatBoi-pg4EcFZ-Wpf8QP59

Will there really be 8/11 teams making playoffs this szn?

bind w "+forward; showpanel specgui"

Isn't this still banned? Or is it only banned in rgl

Ok but what about the days the matches are announced like a day before, where 36 hours isn't even possible.

need adv med sub for next week (june 18-22)

Playing with Danny1 for 3 days was the closest I came to quitting this game.

Seven1 was also a limit tester of my sanity for my first comp szn.

budget soapy will carry

From my limited experience playing with and against gotten, they play like a good med with good positioning and mechanics.

Raph can definitely be a more condescending than he's aware he is at times, but having played a decent amount with him I'm confident the issues of toxicity or ignorance will not be problematic on any team he plays on.

He does have the best intentions for the people he's with and the success of his teams. I understand that he used to be a lot more rough around the edges but over the couple years I've known him I can see changes and he does takes criticisms against him seriously.

If he's drinking nothing I just said applies.

There are many games that just hardware id ban you for cheating instantly.

That's mostly beside the point though. I think people just really do not like playing against cheaters, for very good reason. Tf2 isn't a massive game and while I understand you can't treat it as a small thing, and I don't think anyone is really advocating for it to be treated like it's insignificant, I do think that having to play against known cheaters does just take the fun away for 99% of people. I don't think there's anyone other than the people on cheater teams/cheater friend groups actually wanting former cheaters to come back. This season as mopsy said, everyone just has to play against elijah again, which no one really wants to do.

As other people have said as well, there has been little to no punishment for people actually playing with him really. Elijah was playing pugs and scrims all the same, banned or not for years. What's even the point of discussing the length of a cheating ban, if the people cheating can play the game anyways other than matches.

I can understand your rational for wanting to follow industry standards and the precedent set by other games, but the reality is tf2 doesn't have the resources to properly investigate every former cheater, nor does rgl have the power to fully remove cheaters from playing the game in every context other than matches. Lenience and 2nd chances are important, but it's coming at the cost of the entire community. Why should everyone else be punished when someone can cheat and have little to no actual consequence for it? Banning people for more significant lengths of time at least would make keeping track of cheaters easier and make punishing the people who insist on playing with them anyways easier.

I think having a blanket punishment for cheaters can be rough. There's a difference between an 11-year-old cheating and a 21-year-old cheating. That being said, I see little loss either way really, and I don't think anyone is excited at the prospect of playing against cheaters. Just makes the game more aids. Maybe evaluating the severity of the crime (as in have they earned prize money, div, age, actual cheats used etc.) to play a hand in their punishment would be good, but at the same time who cares fuck cheaters might as well perma them lol. Either way I agree 2 years is way too little time regardless of any of the factors I mentioned.

Rly good mechanics, will destroy im