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Hey, I've been out of the scene for a few months because my school internet is like .3 mbps, but now that school is out and I'll be living somewhere else when it stats again, I'm looking for a team again. I'm a medic main with some previous open experience, as well as having played in UGC in both sixes and HL. I also used to pug a lot. Most importantly, however, I'm a fun loving and reliable individual, I'd love to play some video juegos with you.

I'm gonna try and go; any idea what the best way to get to Philly from the Boston area would be, trains buses etc?

Sezco, bear my children please.

I really wish I hadn't been on hiatus during this, I take a one month break from TF2 and it seems I miss a fantastic tournament and some hilarious videos.

I'm a lefty too, I use arrow keys to move, numpad 2 for scoreboard, ? for jump, and right ctrl for crouch.

Good luck! MIT was my first choice, but I chickened out and never applied :/

Based Sal, the savior of TF2 coming in to save our dying community. I'll definitely donate a little bit, you always made awesome content on youtube and got me into comp.

Just read the new CEVO thread, and I'm excited. I have some experience, as I started for an open team as demo this season, but moved to backup due to scheduling issues. I also pug a lot, with almost 200 tf2mixes, with somewhere around 60% of them played as medic. Most importantly though, I'm just looking for a team to have fun with while improving at the same time.

Edit: http://steamcommunity.com/profiles/76561198041402755
Feel free to just pm me on the forums as well

Watch any casted stream with more than 1000 viewers on it. Are they swearing? Personally I enjoyed the cast, but it's not a good way to attract viewership.

I'm pretty sure that's just a bind Fightmaster spams to be annoying

If I don't get any frags I like to pretend that when I made the post I was playing medic

This video is so awesome it almost makes me wish engineer were viable in sixes.

Almost

I was literally in the exact same situation as you. I was a straight A, good kid perfect student, and as my junior year progressed I stopped caring more and more. Suddenly I went from over a 100 weighted average, to failing 6 of my 8 classes senior year. In my case, the doctor did prescribe Prozac, which made my life 100 times worse, and I did not react well to it at all. There is no one solution; everyone responds to different strategies. I made it through high school because I had three friends in particular who would not let me fail, and I passed senior year with 61 in most of my classes. The point is to recognize it's a problem now, not a year later. Talk to your family, friends, teachers, anyone you trust. And if you ever need someone to talk to, add me/send a TFTV pm.

Got about half an inch here near Cape Cod