pootis reborn
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| Country | Canada |
| Signed Up | January 25, 2016 |
| Last Posted | August 14, 2026 at 10:36 PM |
| Posts | 1070 (0.3 per day) |
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babe wake up! new wbacon power rankings
artist"barring everyone suddenly dying in real life or something."
bro what.
is that a threat O_O
carterVryktionEDIT2: where tf is the dark theme on this site its 2021 guys
admins PLEASE
https://userstyles.org/styles/132118/teamfortress-tv-dark
:)
JojoWhat is drip?
not again
how do you determine what loadouts people use? do players submit loadouts, do you look at demos?
over 700 class hours on spy
capnnofapnwwat if we bought really long ehternet cords
okay but like REALLY long
there isn't very much high level educational competitive content out there right now. are you planning to continue your book of habib series or some other educational type content in the future? if so, what would it look like?
give medic
playing on a team with like-minded people is one of the best ways to improve. scriming/learning the game as a team together makes it easier to coordinate and know what to do in whatever situation you find yourself in. it's much better to play with the same people all the time then playing pugs with random people (more practice obviously helps)
watching your own demos to try and understand the flow of the game figure out why the other team did something or why you died in a situation is also very helpful. (going over your demos with a teammate or a mentor from a higher division is even better)
actively think about what you are doing while you play.
play for the team not for your stats