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| Country | Canada |
| Signed Up | August 24, 2012 |
| Last Posted | December 25, 2025 at 9:41 AM |
| Posts | 1205 (0.2 per day) |
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| Monitor | HP shitstain (but i love it) |
Hallowis the description of it being a multicultural and international city an accurate one?
in general the big cities in Canada are, but the 3 big ones are Montreal, Toronto and Vancouver. Montreal is prolly a little less multicultural than the latter but still very much so.
As far as cities go for students, there is none better tbh (Outside of London, Ontario). The school I don't know much about besides that its obviously one of the highest rated Universities in the country.
Coon platoon and Carpool Cucks are sleepers for this division, impressive teamplay from both and the season just started
Yo big ups to Coon Platoon for waiting up so long to play our match, really nice guys everyone show those dudes some respect, great sportsmanship.
mlotta stupid shit is getting said here but cheating in a league setting vs spinbotting on a jailbreak map are two very different things please stop using slippery slope shit to equate them
mason you're a pretty smart dude, and make a lot of really good posts with good counter points and general discussion, but this shit is straight up ignorant man.
mustardoverlordto be fair, a lot of it is about where the people cheated as well (csgo or even pubs as opposed to pugs/scrims/matches)
such a poor argument, just because someone who isn't a body builder (and isn't in competition, for example) takes steroids doesn't make the offense of cheating less excusable. Its as space cadet said, you made the conscious decision to cheat and to gain an unfair advantage you didn't deserve. As someone who was huge into high level competitive sports the biggest piss off about people who cheat like this is they are basically discrediting the hard work of everyone they are competing against and making it worthless because they decided they didn't care about working hard.
Fuck cheaters, every single one of you. None of them should have been allowed to play in leagues under any circumstance and its embarrassing that so many have been able to.
why should It matter if he cheated in CS:GO and not TF2, if you get vac'd you're a cheater, doesn't matter what game.
gg farmers, impressive dm from you guys
Blueshey, anyone driving through northern New Jersey? I live in Maplewood and would be more than happy to pay for gas and a meal if you would drive me to and from the venue :D
someone please
A few of my team members and myself are looking for computers to rent from anyone in the area, we are willing to pay you (obviously) for the rental and would be much appreciated, alot of us are flying in and can't bring our own computers. Please add me on steam if you know anyone in the area thats willing or you yourself are willing to help us out! Thanks :)
bearodactylAnyone know if there's a way to do PC rentals? Not sure I trust myself to not let my desktop get destroyed en route...
I also would like to know about this, possibly flying in
dot_is this a joke ):
you picked a pretty generic alias idk what to tell ya
AsecDivisions exist to divide the teams into groups to try and ensure fair games.
Letting a team of top players play in a division they don't belong in, is an objectively bad idea.
wrechedddddMenachemxDmost of us playing have limited time and no scrim open has the highest "fun to time spent playing" ratio currently available in comp tf2. some of us play overwatch, some of us have family, some of us have real jobs. no scrim + offclassing is a lot more fun than playing real classes + possibly scrimming (yikes).
Its called open because its not specified as the low tier skill level division exclusively, then it would be called ESEA-Low, ESEA-Mid, and so on. The divisions were created with the format where top level competition is directly moved to invite (hence invite and not HIGH) IM was used to filter up higher skilled open teams that stayed together and progressed their skill level and expressed the desire to compete in a higher division, and OPEN is used to introduce new rosters to the league (be it low tier, brand new, or "sandbagging") This is the most accessible division for players with experience who don't have the time, are new to the division, or are a newly formed team, its simple as that. On top of that ESEA has rules that restrict any roster from just jumping divisions, or used to (I gather admins do move ups nowadays) but most of us are not used to that, nor do we care. The open teams complaining about sandbagging over the seasons is just a crutch for their frustration in losing, if your goal is to NOT meet competition head on, then you shouldn't be playing in ESEA. Most of these players complaining are a product of a younger generation of people who get prizes for just showing up (or losing) because they have everything handed to them and want to feel their competitiveness is validated even through failure. You want to win open? you want to be better? nut the fuck up and get better, we all did it at one point without complaining about players better than us being in our division.
Back when i started in ESEA, open teams HAD to play against invite teams because there was only 1 division, and some of us who got our shit pushed in by the top players in the game still stuck around and eventually became better players ourselves, quit making bullshit complaints and learn to progress instead of making excuses for yourself.