prolander should be the default in game competitive mode (or well, at least 7v7 one per class)
it's better then nr6s, you don't need 18 people for the queue to pop, you can change classes if you're eating shit, you can play the popular pub maps like upward (that are actually competitively viable, unlike dustbowl or something lol), and most importantly, players can play their actual mains

tf2 is like the least toxic game with a competitive scene that i've ever played
like tf2center lobbies are toxic but not fucking the average pub
pubs are more like a bunch of weird teenagers named "femboy cum drinker" pencil bombing you and then pressing a shitty lenny face bind
meanwhile in cs mm every other game you get some 16 year old telling you to kill yourself for 40 minutes straight

wait so habib got banned for 2 weeks for not submitting his demos but froyotech didn't play a single match in that time so he essentially gets off with a slap on the wrist? that doesn't sit well with me. I also don't understand how froyo (not just froyo tbh but the playoff delay in general) can go nearly 3 weeks between the last match of the regular season and playoffs. Other teams actually almost had exactly 4 weeks between the end of the regular season and playoffs, i don't get the point of the delay.

RGL has banned people before for not submitting demos but delays the ban until the start of the next season if it's in the middle of the offseason. Why hasn't that been applied here? Someone could miss 4 matches if this 2 week ban was mid-season but in this case, as long as habib doesn't fuck up a third time, it's like nothing ever happened? If someone said the funny word on wG and they get banned for like 3 weeks on November 5th, they also essentially never get truly banned either because their next match is November 30th?

>Added new item_teamflag ouputs OnPickup1, OnDrop1, and OnCapture1 that fire outputs with the player as the activator
who says valve doesn't listen? they must be reading tftv with how much we've begged for this feature

bring 3rd place b4nny back

6/9 in Challengers Stage, 5/9 for the Legends Stage
Quarters
Navi > Vitality
Gambit > Furia
G2 > NIP
Heroic < VP

Semis
Navi < Gambit
G2 > VP

Finals
Gambit > G2

• G2 vs NIP is a cointoss, but LNZ and Hampus have never played a big arena event before so they might not perform well on top of REZ having a relatively poor event thus far.
  
• Heroic vs VP is a complete cointoss, I have no idea who'll win that so I just picked the slight underdogs.
  
• Navi on paper beat Gambit but arena mindgames have me really on the fence. This is their event to lose and they know it, plus Gambit have been able to beat them before.
  
• G2 vs VP is another cointoss, going with G2 as if they can beat NIP I think they can beat VP.
  
• The winner of Gambit vs Navi will win the major

I totally get where you're coming from but how low of a skill do we have to go for that to not be true? There are newcomer teams out there with players with like 200 hours. What I was trying to say is that just because someone is on a team doesn't mean they even remotely understand how to play the game, rocket jump, or hit even 20% of their shots. We're not even talking about Silver Elite level in CS, we're talking Silver 1, UGC Iron level. I think you're underestimating how awful new players can be.

Honestly tho, you made some really good points and idk if arguing if they would be low open or mid open isn't an ultra valuable thing to nitpick on.

are we talking esea open level or amateur/newcomer level in RGL
because esea open level is closer to like IM or Main in RGL
esea open level could maybe beat a boomer team but newcomer/amateur players last I checked don't even know rollouts

Sigafoo finally getting paid for all his hard work <3

Eminem's experimental forays are probably my fav
youtu.be/7RcUH1cZPeM

6/9 so far!

3-0 Faze
0-3 EG

Advancing:
Gambit, Navi, Astralis, Vitality, Liquid, NIP, and ENCE

• VP looked like they still haven't bedded in FL1T super well yet, barely scraping their way into Legends.
  
• Heroic have a lot of pressure on them and they looked super shaky.
  
• Liquid are a zany pick, but they've looked like a new team since they swapped Fallen to IGL and have collected some great bo3 wins recently, plus their skill can win them some bo1s.
  
• Astralis didn't look good, but I think their experience will help them grind out close bo3s to go through 3-2.
  
• I don't think both CPH Flames and ENCE will be able to pull off a cinderella run here, so I went with ENCE because CPH Flames didn't get any wins in the studio and ENCE performed better at the last RMR, which was a proper LAN.

I'd rather gamble looking like a contrarian idiot than wind up with no chance of being one of the only people with a good pickem (like the major gambit won), but didn't want to go full schizo with my picks and pick only underdogs. I wanted to take a chance but obv. hasn't worked out
Godsent looked really good in NA and they have two good, experienced LAN players. Unfortunately felps hasn't fucked like I thought he would. Ence played out of their minds at that last RMR but I wanted to gamble on that being an overperformance and once people started watching their demos/prepping for them they wouldn't be as good.

My pick 'em:
3-0 Heroic
0-3 Sharks

Advancing:
Astralis, Faze, Big, Mouz, VP, CPH Flames, Godsent

very grateful for the return of the large advantages

my dreams have finally come true, i'm in a tftv article!!
and at the bottom of the power rankings, where i should be