these are both bugs.

People don't care cuz they either don't understand them, don't know how to do them/harder than wallbugs and it's harder to tell when you die to it/doesn't feel as bad and blah blah.

wallbugs are pretty gimmicky to go for in terms of making some big game changing play or something since there are only so many spots on each map they can even be used and people know them. Usually they're useful to save urself from fall damage and stuff.

In general banning bugs (especially jump related ones) is a super slippery slope cuz half of what makes jump or source movement in general so good is the bugs (to limited extent). Still not worth making the game less fun cuz u don't wanna look up in places you know to look up in

griff you're just mad u dont know how to old man

pouncer333 sw33p

Of course something physical will have a genetic ceiling person to person, but him being an intellectual knows he can't make a blanket statement like that, which is why he has to follow it up with AND CERTAIN RACES HAVE BETTER AIM THAN OTHERS with literally nothing to back the claim.

Most kovaaks benchmarks/scenarios people actually care about still need a ton of verification to not be removed at the higher voltaic ranks- grandmaster+ (recorded run, 60 fps 1080p, handcam, proper settings counter and requires viewers in ur stream/vod showing it was done live. So ofc this all means aimer7 as far as I know is still making a living tweeting about this garbage.

His super old Aim guide from like 2018 had a lot of aim theory that was really good for the time and honestly still worth reading if you've never seen it before.

After that idk what happened. He went completely insane and got a massive Twitter ego and started saying the dumbest shit I've ever seen. I remember he was an Aim coach for London spitfire (overwatch league team) qnd because of this started developing a massive ego as an Aim coach, hot takes on every game and hyping up ow, and ofc eventually talking about genetic ability and later race. Initially ut started out with left handed people can never be better aimers than right handed people unless they use a left handed mouse, and then he just went off the rails even more from there.

Absolute nutcase.

bump for s11

This teams success completely depends on smug's power to harness young mans feed drive. Huge if successful

the greatest

I feel like another reason that you didn't mention was that this is (as far as I'm aware) the only map where defending soldiers can comfortably rotate through spawn without it taking forever or being especially detrimental. Most maps have a very low ceiling out of the spawn doors, I imagine in part to help this. For example process has the heaven balcony, or recent maps like villa have a very sunken in spawn walkout. I think soldiers getting to just rotate through spawns endlessly is what is really extending these last fights.

Being able to go spawn, get crit healed, and be back on point in like 1 second lets teams just have their soldiers cycle bombs onto point, and unless the attackers can instantly kill a 300 hp soldier, the last push becomes very dreadful.

You guys are goated this wasn't meant to be a knock on the planning or stream quality etc. from either rgl or fireside. I think an actual rgl suggestions thread would be a really good idea. I think ur idea of a community discord as a temp fix is a great idea for some of the mentioned problems as well. Both of these things are pretty simple so hopefully they can happen :)

I can't remember if there's a normal thread for rgl suggestions sorry if I'm forgetting it.

Regardless I think the current way of seeing invite matches and stuff is miserable. The only reason I know when a match will happen is from a thread here on days/times I check. Checking the rgl page the matches are pretty much never played in order (as in if I want to watch a certain team, keeping track of when they have matches is essentially impossible). I'm not sure how much of this is due to constant rescheduling, but some of it also seems like a way the information is being presented.

If you look at pretty much any teams page right now, you'll see a group of played matches at the top, and then randomly clustered matches throughout. All this makes actually keeping track of a matchup or stream feel awful.

Maybe I'm an idiot and there's a really easy and logical and accessible way to get all the info I'm typing about but I have no idea what that is.

I don't think home team going to higher seed has ever been a thing unless im dumb. Last szn there were many times where we'd be first/2nd seed and much lower seeded teams would be the home team. Maybe in advanced it's been consistently different but I don't think that's the case.

Would be cool to have this so it doesn't feel the home team advantage is so significant as well.

I feel this vid
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iHtmqtsRi3I&;

did a good job of explaining a lot of b4nny stuff as is and is pretty recent.
I think a cool way to do this vid is possibly talk about the development of tf2 comp as a whole if u want a take a more documentary perspective. While I think na would be the best region for it as historically it's been the biggest region, the na vs eu drama is def worth talking about. (im also na so skewed and biased perspective).

B4nny documentary outright has been done a few times already and none of them really make people want to play or learn more about comp tf2 (assuming that's what you're making the video for).