mustardoverlordfrom what ive seen, gnat is pretty bad
maybe you wont think that come the end of the season ^_^
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mustardoverlordfrom what ive seen, gnat is pretty bad
maybe you wont think that come the end of the season ^_^
Sam_HoustonLast time I watched a high level Asia Fortress cast the players seemed to have pretty solid DM and/but played super aggressively. It was a ton of fun to watch but I wonder how well that'd work against more cohesive teams. Does this stack up with what you've seen?
yeah that sounds pretty accurate, i think teams will need to have strong teamplay to counter the big dm of the asia fortress players. Its really hard to say how they will perform against the other top teams because we have seen some super aggressive/super good dm teams do very well in the past and also some do not-so-well.
nykIt'll be great to see six whole new Australian players at insomnia. Combined with the asian team (maybe?) and perhaps even a south American team, i58 should with any luck be fucking huge
I think the team representing asia fortress is pretty set on going. Some of the Western Australian players have scrimmed some 6s matches against asia fortress in mix-teams. This included some of their players that intend to head to i58. They have a very different play style from any other region and some extremely talented players, so it will be exciting to see how they fare against the rest of the world.
listen to your breathing
have you tried all the ports? dvi/vga/hdmi? is the fan spinning?
Hi, i was looking for the demos of the experiment from season 10 if possible. The whole season would be great, or any of these games:
http://play.esea.net/index.php?s=stats&d=match&id=2460907
http://play.esea.net/index.php?s=stats&d=match&id=2442804
http://play.esea.net/index.php?s=stats&d=match&id=2532387
http://play.esea.net/index.php?s=stats&d=match&id=2492574
Thanks!
if you have mihalys flow regular season games that would be awesome. They played in esea season 11.
GeaR, Aporia, Blaze and A_Seagull are probably the best roamers. They seem to understand the game well and make the "correct" decision based on the situation. This seems to stem a lot from the style that relic used to play on mix^. Not always the most creative or flashy plays, but they can be relied on and they get the job done.
I've felt that ww- played a more aggressive style of roaming, where a lot of the time he would force the enemy into awkward situations with his strong mechanics and fast playstyle. He always seemed very comfortable on the flank without support and always willing to take a 1v1. He was much more likely to be proactive in situations, but this resulted in a lot of needless deaths too. You could see this when he played for the experiment in season 10. Lots of quite amazing plays and also lots of failing plays.
Harbleu also plays a very similar style to ww-, and was probably one of the reasons why mihalys flow was so dominant in season 11 (not counting chokes on lan).
anyways, just my 2c
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Lives of others
American Beauty
How to train your dragon
midnight in paris
city of god
before midnight
ghost world
kiss kiss bang bang
short term 12
the man from earth
the perks of being a wallflower
the place beyond the pines
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maybe these are good, idno :S
https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/81478998/gnat_badlands_56951.zip
https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/81478998/gnat2_granary_1751.zip
the owl competition in Australian tf2 uses halves like esea and plays 2 maps per round (each round lasts 2 weeks). Both maps are first to 5, or 4 in the case of koth. We have had other competitions that only allow a 30 minute time limit and are first to 5 however.
The 5 round difference rule could create some interesting situations for teams and make the game more exciting, giving the losing team a chance to make a comeback. However, in a 30 minute time limit, getting more than 6 or 7 rounds played is very unlikely and the team that pulls ahead could just turtle to win.