conscious objector

The gist of his solution to stalemates:
"The shockclock timer ticks down to 0, and instead of having another midfight, what happens is two ramps like descend down from heavens. The ramps come down and then the teams can choose to walk up the ramps, and at the top of the ramp is a heavy. It's like a mechanical heavy, like Mann vs Machine, cuz I'm trying to be thematically correct for TF2 - but you have this like robot heavy at the top of the ramp, and it's a pretty strong heavy but it's 1v1able, like barely, just barely 1v1able like if you're trying really hard to -- eh maybe like later in the game -- eh maybe it's like 2v1able or 3v1able or something like that. So it requires your team to go up there and contest that neutral objective. If you don't do it, well, that heavy is either going to, either you kill the heavy and it gives you like a huge buff, like crits or something, or it gives you -- it'll like drop intel like Roshan, and suddenly your team has this huge buff."

#4 was boring

jesus christ dude wash that foot

NEW META BOYS

A point he brings up is that we should leave weapon balancing to professionals, but I doubt many, if any, Valve employees play or even spectate comp 6s. Also why does Mr. Slin have so much influence on gameplay?

idk, a lot of shits banned in melee...

I loaded the map up and ran around for like 15 minutes, and even after 15 minutes it still felt like a maze.

As a non-mapmaker, I have no clue what I'm supposed to be looking at. How are people supposed to playtest this?

A lot of the features don't feel suitable for any game mode, like that huge underground area on last which leads to a one-way door at last.

http://i.imgur.com/TER2zUI.png?1

If there's still a spot left, I'll join.

Sweaty and Sticky

Polar- http://steamcommunity.com/id/polar-/
LEL http://steamcommunity.com/profiles/76561198012300765/