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Please don't call #tf2mix dead! What happened was a server outage, the host had to do a hardware maintenance for a few hours.
Like I said, I am a bit slow to respond this summer since I am busy and often away. If I ever chose to quit I will transfer the rights to somebody else who will keep the channel alive (like I did with #tf2.pug.na) I won't kill a project that is alive and used by a lot of people...
Please don't call #tf2mix dead! What happened was a server outage, the host had to do a hardware maintenance for a few hours.
Like I said, I am a bit slow to respond this summer since I am busy and often away. If I ever chose to quit I will transfer the rights to somebody else who will keep the channel alive (like I did with #tf2.pug.na) I won't kill a project that is alive and used by a lot of people...
Like I said, I am a bit slow to respond this summer since I am busy and often away. If I ever chose to quit I will transfer the rights to somebody else who will keep the channel alive (like I did with #tf2.pug.na) I won't kill a project that is alive and used by a lot of people...
Cinq needs a fancy colored name. He's dabes
<3 <3 <3
Cinq needs a fancy colored name. He's dabes
<3 <3 <3
<3 <3 <3
I am working to bring back atf2.org, the whole plan is to bring a web client that is easy to use (point and click) with the PUG channels and scrim channel. I am working towards a solution and we should have the service back in a few weeks.
I am working to bring back atf2.org, the whole plan is to bring a web client that is easy to use (point and click) with the PUG channels and scrim channel. I am working towards a solution and we should have the service back in a few weeks.
DeepTaggerungUsing ESEA pugs could net us better deals with ESEA in the future, I'd like to see it used more
I would too if their servers werent ass.
Also, id like some guarantee that my PC wont be employed for slave labor and be sent to the ESEA owned conga mines.
You play on them for matches, so why not practice on the same "shitty" servers that will ultimately count for move-ups and pot prize money that you are all competing for? In my opinion they aren't that bad, but people always make excuses on the server instead of blaming themselves. Plus, they do offer monthly prizes that no one takes advantage of and are part of the $7 you pay monthly.
When the service first launched for TF2 and we used to run pugs with the aid of the steam group, it was actually pretty fun, and prizes were given on a monthly basis (I actually won quite a bit of stuff from them). The only downfall was that freaking downies from CS 1.6/CSS who wanted to "try" the game and had no incentive on getting to know the game or get better for that matter, would join/take important classes and ruin the game.
If everyone really wanted to use the service, I'm sure a forum post on their forums with enough support would grab their attention to make some changes to the current PUG system.
[quote=Deep][quote=Taggerung]Using ESEA pugs could net us better deals with ESEA in the future, I'd like to see it used more[/quote]
I would too if their servers werent ass.
Also, id like some guarantee that my PC wont be employed for slave labor and be sent to the ESEA owned conga mines.[/quote]
You play on them for matches, so why not practice on the same "shitty" servers that will ultimately count for move-ups and pot prize money that you are all competing for? In my opinion they aren't that bad, but people always make excuses on the server instead of blaming themselves. Plus, they do offer monthly prizes that no one takes advantage of and are part of the $7 you pay monthly.
When the service first launched for TF2 and we used to run pugs with the aid of the steam group, it was actually pretty fun, and prizes were given on a monthly basis (I actually won quite a bit of stuff from them). The only downfall was that freaking downies from CS 1.6/CSS who wanted to "try" the game and had no incentive on getting to know the game or get better for that matter, would join/take important classes and ruin the game.
If everyone really wanted to use the service, I'm sure a forum post on their forums with enough support would grab their attention to make some changes to the current PUG system.
I would too if their servers werent ass.
Also, id like some guarantee that my PC wont be employed for slave labor and be sent to the ESEA owned conga mines.[/quote]
You play on them for matches, so why not practice on the same "shitty" servers that will ultimately count for move-ups and pot prize money that you are all competing for? In my opinion they aren't that bad, but people always make excuses on the server instead of blaming themselves. Plus, they do offer monthly prizes that no one takes advantage of and are part of the $7 you pay monthly.
When the service first launched for TF2 and we used to run pugs with the aid of the steam group, it was actually pretty fun, and prizes were given on a monthly basis (I actually won quite a bit of stuff from them). The only downfall was that freaking downies from CS 1.6/CSS who wanted to "try" the game and had no incentive on getting to know the game or get better for that matter, would join/take important classes and ruin the game.
If everyone really wanted to use the service, I'm sure a forum post on their forums with enough support would grab their attention to make some changes to the current PUG system.
cinqPlease don't call #tf2mix dead! What happened was a server outage, the host had to do a hardware maintenance for a few hours.
Like I said, I am a bit slow to respond this summer since I am busy and often away. If I ever chose to quit I will transfer the rights to somebody else who will keep the channel alive (like I did with #tf2.pug.na) I won't kill a project that is alive and used by a lot of people...
yeah you're the man for doing that,in case you do one day...just make sure its no one like aristotle...guys an inactive douche bag
[quote=cinq]Please don't call #tf2mix dead! What happened was a server outage, the host had to do a hardware maintenance for a few hours.
Like I said, I am a bit slow to respond this summer since I am busy and often away. If I ever chose to quit I will transfer the rights to somebody else who will keep the channel alive (like I did with #tf2.pug.na) I won't kill a project that is alive and used by a lot of people...[/quote]
yeah you're the man for doing that,in case you do one day...just make sure its no one like aristotle...guys an inactive douche bag
Like I said, I am a bit slow to respond this summer since I am busy and often away. If I ever chose to quit I will transfer the rights to somebody else who will keep the channel alive (like I did with #tf2.pug.na) I won't kill a project that is alive and used by a lot of people...[/quote]
yeah you're the man for doing that,in case you do one day...just make sure its no one like aristotle...guys an inactive douche bag
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