Grand finals of the tournament he played 2 days ago literally went to the 5th map in a bo5?

We have our six, thank you to everyone who tried out. You may add stochastic if you wish to sub for us.

Current Roster is:

Scout: spamfest
Scout: Stochastic
Roamer: June
Pocket: KTB
Demo: smitty
Med: Slicerogue

Stochastic: https://steamcommunity.com/id/Stochast1c/

Brimstone u have 5 ping WTF is wrong with you

If you want to fuck, find a hoe who will fuck. They will probably be as attractive as you think you are.

If you want a GF, try to be the coolest version of yourself. If you're kinda fucking weird, ease them into it. If they're cool with your weirdness, then they're probably worth trying out something long-term, unless there are some BIG RED FLAGS.

If you both had identical thoughts, then it would be a battle you fool. You would both try to kill the other and end up fighting to the death.

I didn't know you very well, but you were easy to get along with and seemed like a super real guy.

I enjoyed playing against you, and wish you luck in your future endeavors.

YouTube recommendations are based off watch history, so if you go in your history and delete the video, you shouldn't get recommended jelquing related content.

pure bliss

dude how am I supposed to compete against a man like Habib.

happy birthday to all 4 of you

sing it in french exile

Trying to play perma offclass is objectively an inferior playstyle, because if it wasn't, there are definitely a lot of higher level teams in invite/prem that would do it.

If you really care about trying to test the viability of other classes (and not just trying to convince yourself that full time pyro/spy works because they're your favorite classes), then you should be looking at the opportunities where temporarily switching to a different class would be more beneficial then playing the stock lineup.

The obvious example is running engineer on last, because a well positioned level 3 sentry gun is really good at wasting the enemy's ammo and shooting people who hold w too much, but offclasses don't have to just be on last. I remember a few season ago a lot of ETF2L teams would run sniper between mid and second (until I believe some of the angles were changed to favor sniper less).
Things like this should be what people who care a lot about offclassing, should be looking for. Find situations where pushing a specific last with pyro or heavy, would be more beneficial if your team plays around it, or a mini sentry engie holding this specific flank makes it extremely difficult for the enemy to punish any aggressive play.

If you want to improve, you will get back on the grind, and try to play against the best players you can. If you did decent in silver 6s, most the people you are playing against aren't actually that much better than you.

Half of your issues have to do with your own teammates and the other half have to do with expecting to place well in the division because you have a decent amount of highlander experience. (also who cares if their team complains because they failed to field 6 on 3 different occasions)

You're playing in a league now where you will do bad unless you are naturally good at shooting people, or actually try to improve. That means pugging, demo reviews and/or practicing DM. If you're fine with improving at the pace of a snail or just want to play in steel/silver forever without trying to get better, then ugc is probably better for you.

You do not have to fracture the community. Assuming the people in this thread are correct, just make the changes to advanced division that the majority of it's player base wants to see.

I could understand at the beginning, the current limitations of the faceit platform force you towards a more liberal player selection, and you maybe want to try something different to increase the amount of high level pugs that go on, but it seems like it's only done the opposite.

I think faceit is a major success for the lower levels, as it gives a good platform for less experienced players, whether that's never played comp before, or a few seasons of ucg/open. At the higher levels, it seems there is a very clear desire from people for a more "exclusive" pug experience.

I don't think this is an inherently bad thing. It puts more importance on pugs for a less experienced individual who maybe does not get picked often in a system where fat kids exist, which also happens to fall fairly close in line with the whole competitive nature that faceit is trying to push in the first place. The current faceit system actually favors someone like me, who does not pug often and usually gets fatkidded because of it, but I can realize the displeasure of the majority of the user base at the top end, and understand where they are coming from.