i was gonna come in here to post a deep, controversial, and meaningful thought but

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Definitely not too generous. Giving anything less would be punishing a team for winning early in the playoff upper brackets, which (obviously) doesn't make sense.

If we are able to form our projected number of teams, we WILL need a few more mentors. PLEASE if you want to help a team out, do so! It would be a great thing for them :)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IvGqfVaHHzo

fantastic response rofl (especially around 8:00)

no longer looking

Scouts - The_savior and hooli
Roamer - flatline
Pocket - KevinIsPwn
Demo - smitty
Medic - ScrewB
Backups - capnfapn and Drake

We’re looking for good, dedicated players wanting to improve over the season and in seasons to come. Our goal for this upcoming season is to make IM playoffs, and if it goes well we want to continue on with a consistent roster in future seasons. We currently have a few people considering playing on the team, but no one other than me and smitty are even remotely confirmed.

I really want to put together a strong team this season, so if that's something that interests you TFTV message me or hmu on steam.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3Ez2BP8dhFI

I had an absolutely awesome time at FLAN. Great people, solid event, fun tf2. I met some cool new people, and I saw some good friends in person for the first time. So, I made a pretty extensive vlog out of a few things I shot video of along with some stream highlights. Enjoy the vlog, and go to lans near you. They rock.

I kinda forgot about this series to be honest, lol. And yeah, bear. I'll end up doing OBS studio as soon as the changes calm down a bit, probably. I don't want to have to make too many more updates after releasing the original tutorials.

and re: quadcastler

Variety streaming is really hard. Getting your initial audience can be very difficult, especially when playing older games. There are very few people that successfully stream only old games (aside from speed runners, obviously), and almost none of them started with that genre. Definitely play newer games, especially when just starting out if you want to get a lot of people watching eventually.

Building an audience is not something I'm as good at on twitch, because that's never been my goal. The only thing I'd ever say in a streaming tutorial aside from the technical aspects of it is "have fun", because that's my only goal in streaming. Doing it primarily for the money just about never works.

We need a few more coaches to facilitate the number of teams we expect to get. We really appreciate any help you can give! It will make a world of difference for the newbies :)

LOVE YOU, MIG MEISTER

#FLAN4LIFE

http://i.imgur.com/nwGZPO0.jpg

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We're doing an AMA about the team drive/ competitive TF2 in general. Find it on https://www.reddit.com/r/tf2/new/ so I don't get shadowbanned! Thanks!

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I'm actually pissed that I missed this FRICK

I made this simple video talking about the team drive. If you think it might interest a friend of yours, send it to them!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ME4m6GyQ0Y0

As for the status of our staff situation, we are pretty much good on data entry. What we REALLY need in the coming days is a dedicated group of ground staff that can spread the word of the team drive on various social media platforms (steam/twitter/reddit/tumblr/whatever the kids are using these days) and with their friends. Message fece (link in OP) to help out. I'd really, really appreciate it.

We have a small group of coaches so far, but it won't be enough if we meet our goals/expectations. Sign up and help out if you have some time!

Thanks

Yes... sorta. The more you play properly with your team/ with your heals, the more powerful scout becomes. Pair that with these players having top-tier deathmatch abilities, and you get a pretty powerful class.

It's not necessarily overpowered as much as it is good.