It sounds like what you want is a group of friends to queue mm or faceit with, not necessarily a tryhard team. Try to find people who are trying to improve too rather than dick around. Keep a good mindset by not criticising your teammates and letting go of anger at the game's randomness and you should all enjoy it and see progress

he burned my house down :(

Good luck

i do not want to spend time doing this

just don't say it simple as

THERE'S ONLY ONE BEER LEFT

where's the cup just for brits?

very sad. he became my favourite streamer probably after his Japan/Spain IRL streams

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vnavU4bk7Vc is a great recent documentary on him (reckful watches here)

I personally doubt LSF had much to do with this, though it's clearly pretty shitty in general

https://i.imgur.com/n9IzYbn.png

highest res I have

If you want to play games with friends and don't care about the results maybe you should mix instead of trying to stomp newer players in officials they probably care about way more than you

is it REALLY worth defending the right to tell people to kill themselves though? like just don't do it? then you dont get banned and you don't get told to kill yourself either

can someone please explain these threads to me I'm legit really confused

do you guys think it's ok to tell people to kill themselves?
if it's not, why is them being banned an issue?
if you think it shouldn't matter, RGL have made it clear that invite players are held to higher standards, and this is the 2nd offense. is it really that hard to not tell people to kill themselves, or at least apologise afterwards?

mind = blown

long range kritz sticky snipes, or close range scouts headshots

it's disrespectful to the casters, to the viewers, to all the teams they beat, to the league admins who supported the season to get to that point, and undermines the league itself