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| Signed Up | June 3, 2013 |
| Last Posted | June 24, 2026 at 7:32 PM |
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| Mouse | Zowie EC2-B |
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| Mousepad | Zowie G-SR |
| Headphones | Audio Technica ATH-M50x |
| Monitor | ASUS VG248QE |
Mumaplaying pugs will be the most excruciating and least fun thing imaginable, but if you can bare through it, it helps tremendously.
i can somewhat agree with this lad, however if you have the drive to improve and really want to step it up then DO IT!
DONT LET YOUR DREAMS BE DREAMS
a good beginner tip is to definitely practice those rollouts, being fast to mid while being at good starting HP means that you can take more pressure so that your medic doesnt tank you hard (reducing other teammates heals) but also do extra early damage to stop early aggression.
on mids be more deliberate with your reloading, because when your team commits you can put out a lot of damage and/or acquire frags
not only on mids but for reloading in general, set up a pattern, b4nny used to do 4 stickies and 2 pipes at a time, as a demo u need to be prepared for anything that might rush or to do damage when ur team needs it most
always be aware of your positioning, ask yourself, am I close to my pocket or am i with atleast with someone on my team, getting caught out alone will hurt your teams defense a lot
practice DM and make sure to take your time with shots, you cant M1+M2 with the nerf in effect
aside from all these tips, pugging, scrims, and matches (so basically gaining exp) will improve your play greatly as demo, every team has different playstyles, know what playstyle your team needs you to play
good luck
fucking cheap logitech plastic smh
Gibekhttp://images.akamai.steamusercontent.com/ugc/683775065706999475/01F315E59F464FB5342AD509908486E364A2BE91/
your ping is very high
for a first lan i'd say that was one of the best days tf2 related. everyone i met there was super nice and it was just organized way better than i originally thought i'd be. definitely going to the next one.
trip only speaks the truth
viper has improved significantly to operate at mid open level, pick him up, hes always grinding, and hes a lot better personality wise too, pick him up
also wheres safGOD at?
this thread is getting juicier by the second
the bishop of the JaCkWaGoN, solid comms, knows how to play the game
nothin much more to say, pick him up
#TorontoBoys
add this demo to your roster for sex i mean uhh solid dm and uhh good demo yea
pick him up
joshuawnvari, no one is forcing you to "play or quit". your options aren't dichotomous; there are plenty of ways to play competitively & improve without being on a team for a season. if you would stop victimizing yourself & feeling sorry for yourself, you would improve by leagues and bounds; your team outlook wouldn't be so grim.
also, stop getting frustrated at your friends & stop ranting to people that just want to talk to you.
if you really like to MGE, then just play MGE. that's literally all i do. you just hurt yourself & your competitive aspirations by bringing an unnecessary level of ego & excuses when you do play. work on your stamina, get the discipline to tank out hundreds of MGE kills/deaths, and stop interrupting the flow of your fights by talking or whining about unnecessary bullshit.
we've talked about this, and i don't mind reiterating it publicly either: fix your attitude (by preferably keeping your mouth shut) and just grind the game out. everything will fall into place naturally over time.
you can fix this by quitting that team of shitlords that i KNOW you're better than; don't let yourself get lopped up with them. don't settle for anything but the absolute best.
to reiterate, just pug & MGE, keep quiet & focus entirely on the game in front of you, and you'll naturally get into higher echelons of competitive tf2.
it's fine if you get "fat-kidded" in pugs too. like seriously, the best thing for you to do is to not give a single fuck about getting on a team or setting lofty goals for yourself. hone your aim, hone your ability to interplay around teammates in pugs, and by the time you forget about your old ambitions, you'll be on a playoff team that you wanted so badly before.
ur friend,
dolfiner
fireee, real shit tho you should take this advice
man's looking out for you