Finally another intelligent person has decided to reply. Maybe you guys should watch garm's video and really think "Is this suspicious at all? Can another human look at these clips and think he's cheating?" (referring to yen)

Regardless, if yen turns out to be cheating, this method of haccusating where you make a horrible thread and an even worse youtube video while every regular tf.tver doesn't think twice about joining the bandwagon. I really don't like how this was handled. If you deleted every mention of yen in this then it would be much more sensible.

Because some people have sparkinsons when they play. Some ADHD riddled scouts on a sugar high are probably gonna have some weird aim habits. I do it occasionally as well on scout, flicking from target to target. The youtube video Garm uploaded about yen is so hilarious because every clip is explainable.

My horse is still in this race

I have never spoken to yen in my life and theres a 99% chance i dont have any logs with him either

Btw this clip does not show anything. Have you ever seen anyone aim before? Tf2 is a game with huge hitboxes and constant view of your target. And the comments on that video seem to be a lot more level-headed and considering than anyone in this thread. Maybe a guy who plays a lot of mge with a false game ban from YEARS ago who gets haccusated weekly in any game he plays (even TF2!) will have a little more sympathy when everyone raises their pitchforks in a thread about a dmlord

Name a single one ive ever associated with
https://logs.tf/profile/76561198101155855
https://steamcommunity.com/id/xVoltage/
I made the research easy for u

I've watched everything in this thread before I continued replying. For yen, these clips aren't much supernatural or fishy. I'm not defending the sampha guy but I am familiar with yen's experience
Edit: let everything i said relate NOTHING to sampha, i am ONLY talking about yen.

The clips don't show a thing, idk what is with the original poster but there are way too many factors to think about before making such an aggressive thread like this

Insecure players like you will always take the aggressive route and haccusate when a talented player in a low div has a good week or naturally improves. I remember former quakeheads running pocket scout and getting 90%+ accuracy on scatterguns with minimal logs.

Unfortunately the week that I remove the public showcased screenshot of showing my false-positive PUBG ban for multiaccounting (me and my brother are both banned for the same amount of time, 3 days give or take) is the same week a moron on tf.tv has to mention it.

I'm 99% sure Yen is on a plat ultiduo team currently. Unfortunately this thread is the result of when newer regular comp players meet MGE lords. Instead of team play, this guy grinds his aim, thats all this thread comes down to. That streamble clip posted by okyaaa demonstrates that this guy's a machine with his crosshair placement.
edit: also, triggerbot accusations in a game like tf2 are so hard to say because you have no idea what the person playing hears/sees/predicts. He couldve heard a voiceline from an enemy, knew the direction, and prefired upon peaking.

Would like to mention I am selling a new machine learning AI that actively will watch every race, and subtly remove Verstappen's name from the leaderboard, and visually erase his car from the track. This will make it more enjoyable

Can RGL have like one natural born leader or some level headed person that can actually decide the calls before they're put into action?
I think the RGL screening process should be more than just "are you available and old enough"

Who in your opinion is the most influential/pioneering TF2 player who shifted the meta the most, either with how they play, the weapons or loadout they chose, their movement, strategies.
Looking for the niche picks here, like who started doing what, who started using what, etc.
Not just looking for 6s, highlander stuff counts too

I had to look up nearly everything. Thanks for introducing me to the welsh rarebit game