How dedicated. A 12 hour ride, Jesus.

This looks like a game for my team

My entire team is meme.

If your pho is dull, you're going to the wrong Vietnamese restaurants.

Add me

In my early days of TF2, I was really inspired by PYYYOUR to become a really good medic. However, I started some pugs and found that scout was a really fun class to play. Shootist got me into pugging without even knowing who I was and I still thank him to this day for introducing me to something that was outside of lobbies.

Starting my scouting career, I always wanted to be as good as my former scout partner Dumbbrain and I still don't think I'm as good as he was back then.

I use esdf and shift and space bar for crouch and jump respectively. However for push to talk I use V since my thumb can rest on it and press it while jumping at the same time. Just put the tip of your thumb on V and tilt your thumb to jump if you need to talk etc. But in all honesty just try to use voice activation. It's easier unless you have a noisy house or family like I do.

To save you a lot of grinding time that I once wasted when I first started to learn scout is to actually put thought into how you are practicing. Simply playing a lot of mge won't get you anywhere unless you apply yourself and try to analyze what is and what isn't working for you.

At the start I would recommend having a friend play a slower moving class, soldier or demo, and have him just move around whole you try to track him with your pistol out and shooting once every time the spread is back to center. Eventually your friend can play scout and repeat the same thing to get it down but towards a faster target. Try to keep track of them regardless of how many times you end up completely off of them. I like to tell people that ask me that it takes a lot of conscious thought to improve your aim and knowing how to practice will help you improve at a more significant pace. Eventually you will have to play other people and the tracking and mouse control will hopefully become more second nature and thus, you start to focus on movement while aiming. Eventually you progress more and more to DM, then apply it during scrim where you learn game sense and positioning. But if you wanted to just to get down just aiming this is a good start.

Due to a series of very complicated and unfortunate events, I'll be LFT this coming season.

Willing to play scout for a top IM/invite team, but I think I will want to play roamer or demo more to have some fun this season in IM. Or medic for the right group of gamers. Just hit me up and lemme know.

Experience doesn't mean everything. If it did, yomps wouldn't be one of the best scouts on one of the best teams.

Whoops phone fucked me, ignore this

So uh, thus is news to me after 2 days of work. Who needs a scout?

definitely better than cloudmaker

I was referring to the other team being the contending pounders.

Lansky would be the main caller, shade doesn't talk as much if I remember.