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I'd be down to tryout on roam

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Hi, I'm pyxelize, and I want to play on a serious team that wants to perform well, is critical and levelheaded. I'm really set on focusing up and being a better player. I've played a few seasons of ugc, rostered mostly on steel and silver teams, with 2 seasons of gold. I've also been on two open teams that died early on. I'm receptive of criticism and can adapt/learn quickly.

I'm not set on either pocket or roamer but I can waddle, gunboats, and roam equally

I'm available every night from 7-1 est

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i want feedback to know if i should even finish this
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jqwlglvyBV8

classic illegalelephantgun

first ones without question, just get some otterwax to keep them from getting weatherworn, timbs are fucking dope

can vouch for him, he's super good for a newer player, very open minded and receptive.

it's good

From a competitive standpoint, this game is just better. It's more rewarding of skill and raw DM, whereas other games reward using abilities/magic whatever, and just plays out at a much faster pace. I'll always say yes, it's worth being involved in competitive TF2 just because of how damn fun the game is. If you're thinking about becoming a professional TF2 player though, it's not going to pay well unless you win lots, get a sponsor, or stream. Lots of people have already recommended playcomp.tf and linked you to all the necessary configs etc., one other important thing you could do is talk to streamers who play/played TF2. Seagull, now OW professional for NRG used to be considered the best roamer in the top of the game. B4nny, despite his bad reputation, is the best player in the game right now and does often offer valuable advice.

I don't think anyone's mentioned this yet because we all forget it's there, is P-REC. P-REC stands for POV-Record(ing), which uses valve's demo feature to record all competitive matches. This includes tf2center, pugchamp, officials, scrims, etc. You can find it here. This is important is because once you get into competitive play, it's nice to have these demos to review your play and see how you can improve your play. You'll want to get into the habit soon, so that it's not a pain later sitting through a competitive match you under-performed on the second time.

One thing I want to say as a lot of my newer friends have a hard time figuring out working with custom files in videogames, is that it's pretty simple once you get the hang of it, and most things come with file paths included. If you find yourself in need of assistance with custom huds/sounds/p-rec/etc, you may add me on steam and I can help you to the best of my ability.

Welcome to the community, enjoy the game!

my ex has a history of mental issues and now thinks im the spawn of satan or something, so she's trying to ruin my life by making outrageously false allegations. I can't go see my friends anymore since I moved schools, and i'm literally trespassed which disallows me to legally be on that campus despite her allegations being proven false.

I'd be making a debut casting live but i've shoutcasted a few demos with buddies over the last few years, availability fits, i do have a quality microphone and I've had my voice described as "rather buttery." I've been playing the game competitively for about three years and a total of around 6 casually, I've also kept up with almost every competitive match in the last year that was streamed on tf.tv

i like them both, primarily because tf2 drilled brainless aim into my head and i enjoy it. I do wish blizzard would stop sticking their action figures in well lit videos that have zero relation to the game, though.

yeah this mostly

I softly invited the overwatch community to participate https://www.reddit.com/r/Overwatch/comments/4vzxo1/tip_of_the_hats_2016/

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