I still say pick her up. She's solid and it never hurts to have a decent backup med on the team.

Okay, so forgoing all of this bullshit drama crap, I'm going to go ahead and point out that I've played on a team with cbunz somewhat regularly (3-4 scrims/week, various lobbies) for nearly 2 months now. She was our medic, scrim scheduler, and roster manager. With that being said, alot of stress was placed on her from these 3 roles, especially for how *relatively* new she is to the competitive scene. I think anyone can draw their own conclusions as to cbunz's ambition for the game based on that unbiased, objective information.

Playing on her team, she was always vocal and always eager to review a game with the rest of the team after playing. Yes, she is newer to the game than most, and yes, she can get frustrated sometimes, but she has a very good ability to learn quickly and more importantly, the drive to learn. I believe that with time and experience she can be a great medic. At the end of the day, I'd much rather have a player on my team that may lack experience but has an affinity and drive to learn than a decent player that is stuck in their ways and unapproachable.

Try her out.

This thread is needlessly long.

It's pretty simple, I think cczund hit the nail on the head. cbunz is an ambitious person, trying to put together a new team with not a ton of comp experience. I think that shows an eagerness to learn and try. I've played with her several times, and talked with her many more. She clearly is a person who enjoys to play the game has a desire to get better at it.

My personal account with her is when helping guide her with some positioning when playing highlander. She was very receptive and was able to start doing it pretty quickly.

I'm not sure you can ask much more out of a person you want out of a team.

Definitely worth a try out.