reselect's Profile

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SteamID64	76561198001254859
SteamID3	[U:1:40989131]
SteamID32	STEAM_0:1:20494565
Country	Austria
Signed Up	July 28, 2012
Last Posted	April 6, 2018 at 9:22 PM
Posts	831 (0.2 per day)

Account Details

SteamID64

76561198001254859

SteamID3

[U:1:40989131]

SteamID32

STEAM_0:1:20494565

Country

Austria

Signed Up

July 28, 2012

Last Posted

April 6, 2018 at 9:22 PM

Posts

831 (0.2 per day)

Game Settings
In-game Sensitivity	1.8
Windows Sensitivity
Raw Input	1
DPI	900
Resolution	1920x1080
Refresh Rate	120hz

Game Settings

In-game Sensitivity

1.8

Windows Sensitivity

Raw Input

DPI

900

Resolution

1920x1080

Refresh Rate

120hz

Hardware Peripherals
Mouse	Deathadder
Keyboard	cheese pizza
Mousepad	QcK+
Headphones	Siberias v2
Monitor	Acer GD235HZbid

Hardware Peripherals

Mouse

Deathadder

Keyboard

cheese pizza

Mousepad

QcK+

Headphones

Siberias v2

Monitor

Acer GD235HZbid

tetrominoLast season I had a problem with listening to criticism from players more experienced than me. When air or testify told me to do something or questioned my play I took it as a personal attack. It's a problem I didn't know existed before then and I'm really trying to work on it.

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It's frustrating because I'd like to think that I'm committed to changing but apparently that hasn't been the case and I apologize.

I apologize for doing this in a public thread tetro, but if removing us all from friends immediately is any indication of behavior changes in the way you receive criticism, then I'm not sure what to say.

I actively tried to talk to people like bsc and vortex about what I could do better and wasn't able to get a conversation going. But not once did anyone else ask for help with a problem they were having or talk as a team about issues. Obviously if I was what was holding the team back I apologize.

Most of the issues I saw aren't things that could get fixed in a steam chat, demo review, etc. They are more so technical and really just need to be worked out with practice and time. Your ability to predict damage, keep track of critical heals, and hold good positioning during engagements is lacking. You're generally slow to react and have pretty poor movement. These are not problems with your character, this doesn't mean you're not a good teammate, but ultimately you'll need to put a lot of time into pugging/scrimming/dming in an offseason to really work out your problems.

I'm not about to tell a teammate in the middle of a season that he needs to improve on things that he can't improve any faster. That would only make your confidence waver and you'd be miserable - trust me I've been there.

I'm not trying to be mean but I think what I have to say is ultimately helpful. My suggestion is to simplify your game. I understand you do a lot of demo reviews with Mike, but those can do as much harm as good considering you are (as with 99% of everyone else) not as good as Mike so I'm not sure why anyone would want to imitate him. I know its important to be constantly be thinking one step ahead of everyone as medic, but I would encourage you to focus on the simpler details and move from there.