yes, I literally think that the strictness is fair because the alternative is a vastly worse situation (cheaters get to cheat and be even less scared of getting banned than they are now). Growing pains of people that have been playing comp for 6 months having to build one new habit and getting fucked for not doing it twice in a row sucks but there is literally no alternative.

Sorry your shit got fucked, but also if you feel like you don't have agency over 5 separate instances of demo failures you're literally just wrong. It sucks but shit happens. GG go next, simple as that king.

this is the least substantive rgl bad thread yet, congratulations

hey guys wanna talk about tf2 instead of stalking oldheads and arguing with shills about ai?

they banned the bots, I had a lot of fun with casual today :)

whats been tickling ur fancy on tf2 lately

https://i.imgur.com/8zf6XJe.jpeg

im always too late in the day to get on the tftv post :(

add: ghadilli

this is actually rly fun!

yo anybody playing the new szn? kinda feel like grinding ranked, hmu :)

THIS WAS LITERALLY THE REASON I STARTED PLAYING MEDIC IN TF2PL

if mustard agrees nvm

IMO walrex's suggestion sounds a lot more like a pretty regular, modern type of AC. In Apex Legends for example, all the top players know that they can message Hideouts (public AC liaison type guy) and have him manually review accounts they suspect of cheating pretty fucking quickly. Having a guy like that for RGL AC would be pretty reasonable. When you play tf2 for 40 hours a week for 10 years, you get pretty good at telling when there's fuckery going on. I think letting top level guys skip the process of filling out a ticket that's going to get buried by AM players reporting a scout that got more than 50 acc anyway sounds like a good way to cut out all this bullshit. I don't think anybody is saying that every low level player should have the same access as people that have spent years and years at the top level of the game. Rather, I think letting players that can actually tell the difference between someone that's just really good and someone that's too good skip the line is pretty much standard issue in esports today, and I don't really see any argument against it that makes sense.

finally some good fucking drama. been waiting all season for this.

the A in ACLU stands for Archaeology

this literally doesn't make any sense, it HAS to be some kind of miscommunication

brick is a "slur" saying homiephobe, need I say more?

looking good brody :)