I can help.

Another idea I had, which I would like to get your thoughts on, is this: During peak hours (or at the discretion of admins), we could use a captain pick system, and then switch to a first-come, first-served system during off-peak hours. This could provide some regularity in when to expect high-level pugs.

I've been approached to develop a new TF2 pickup games website, similar to the old tf2.online or a fresh variation of it.

Before I start development, I'd like to gauge the community's interest and get your thoughts on what features would be most valuable and if its even necessary.

So, I have a few questions for you:

• Would you be interested in using a new pickup games website?
  
• What did you like or dislike about previous platforms like tf2.online or the current tf2pickup.eu?
  
• In terms of complexity, would you prefer:
  a) A simple, straightforward site that just handles the basics of organizing and launching pickup games
  b) A more feature-rich platform with additions like player stats tracking, ELO ratings, etf2l Integration , etc
  
• Would you prefer to use Mumble or Discord for the new system?
  
• Any other thoughts or feedback?

Do you think creating a new site might fragment the community or harm the existing player base? Would it be better for the TF2 scene to avoid having multiple platforms?

Depending on the feedback and the complexity of feature requests, I hope to have something playable within a week or two.

https://github.com/c43721/rgl-api
"This API is no longer active. The owner of the site decided to not provide API access nor to include it first-party. "

Disappointing and confusing to see them going out of their way to also take down community made api as-well. Its only unnecessarily increasing the work load for developers.

https://clips.twitch.tv/SpicyStylishOcelotOneHand-xBBEiHPGCALKCfZ4

Your highlighting Crypto's impact on the environment without putting into context.

Gold Mining Energy Consumption per year = 131 TWH
Banks Average Energy Consumption per year = "140 TWH a year only on those three metrics is around (I am rounding) 26 TWh on servers, 87 TWh on branches and 26TWh on ATMs for a total of close to a 140 TWh a year."
This also does not include the manpower it costs to run the banks.

In the long-term once renewable energy is cheaper cryptocurrency will also become greener.
digital currency is much more efficient, simple and reliable which is why banks are already investing in becoming digital.

@Eemes

won with a afk demo

https://streamable.com/eyntyo

if someone posts my ban logs u can tell the circlejerk friend shit isn't true at all.

Go on show me proof. I remember doing it initially for a pug or two when the bug first came to be known but have never done it since and I don't recall sniping for 5+ mins let alone the 12 mins ur claiming or "abused the fuck out of ".

https://www.strawpoll.me/38303905/r

https://streamable.com/7ohjem

https://clips.twitch.tv/EagerOriginalCatSoonerLater