sounds like you gave some of your teammates something to complain about which means you INFLUENCED THE DATA throw it out throw it out

glock

the whole experience is so much worse without player comms and pov

i normally snap all the spaghetti in half regardless of my emotional state, because my pot is kinda small

ket swings and facetime babyyy

join a low-level team

no one is going to review your tf2center demo

if you play scrims/matches with a real team, someone will probably review those demos and you can begin improving

blaze's play might seriously be my favorite highlight ever because of how it perfectly represents high-level tf2 -- awesome technical skill combined with invite game sense. so clutch too; froyo had just dropped their entire combo and would have wiped and lost the round.

also... a lot of the clips in the top ten rely on the other team being stupid. but mentality did everything right here and it didn't matter. brilliant stuff.

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fuck chocolate hummus

i would really enjoy watching the tf2 devs watch an esea final or i series

interesting take. maybe you've never been here but those are in fact the only people who vote

you may want to consider playing on a team of people who have the same goals as you

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i wanted to know who was doing the fragging at the time they were doing it

tough call. it seems like if you want to watch your matches back you have a couple of options:

-stream yourself
-watch the demo
-watch the cast

and the last one is the only one you can't do for free. it's also the only one where a third party adds value (assuming you think the casts are good).

however, everything you said about the players providing the entertainment is true.