Hello, i am a UGC steel scout, and I am in desperate need of help.
Add me if willing to give help, i will send a demo as soon as i can.
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Hello, i am a UGC steel scout, and I am in desperate need of help.
Add me if willing to give help, i will send a demo as soon as i can.
Add me if willing to give help, i will send a demo as soon as i can.
You're new to the game. You will improve significantly by just playing and working on your aim. Also there's a lot of helpful guides and resources out there.
You're new to the game. You will improve significantly by just playing and working on your aim. Also there's a lot of helpful guides and resources out there.
f_blueYou're new to the game. You will improve significantly by just playing and working on your aim. Also there's a lot of helpful guides and resources out there.
best help 2014
[quote=f_blue]You're new to the game. You will improve significantly by just playing and working on your aim. Also there's a lot of helpful guides and resources out there.[/quote]
best help 2014
best help 2014
thebacondrinkerf_blueYou're new to the game. You will improve significantly by just playing and working on your aim. Also there's a lot of helpful guides and resources out there.best help 2014
He is right. Have a look at this http://teamfortress.tv/thread/18435/collection-of-resources-tips-for-6v6 and comp.tf . You should have no problem improving your game with the resources that are available to you, unless you expect to get spoonfed ofc.
Edit: Probably already mentioned in the first thread I linked but this helped me out the most when I was starting out: http://teamfortress.tv/thread/10754/marxists-mentoring-vidyas
[quote=thebacondrinker][quote=f_blue]You're new to the game. You will improve significantly by just playing and working on your aim. Also there's a lot of helpful guides and resources out there.[/quote]
best help 2014[/quote]
He is right. Have a look at this http://teamfortress.tv/thread/18435/collection-of-resources-tips-for-6v6 and comp.tf . You should have no problem improving your game with the resources that are available to you, unless you expect to get spoonfed ofc.
Edit: Probably already mentioned in the first thread I linked but this helped me out the most when I was starting out: http://teamfortress.tv/thread/10754/marxists-mentoring-vidyas
best help 2014[/quote]
He is right. Have a look at this http://teamfortress.tv/thread/18435/collection-of-resources-tips-for-6v6 and comp.tf . You should have no problem improving your game with the resources that are available to you, unless you expect to get spoonfed ofc.
Edit: Probably already mentioned in the first thread I linked but this helped me out the most when I was starting out: http://teamfortress.tv/thread/10754/marxists-mentoring-vidyas
thebacondrinkerf_blueYou're new to the game. You will improve significantly by just playing and working on your aim. Also there's a lot of helpful guides and resources out there.best help 2014
He isn't trying to be rude. Mentors are for people who have the basic understanding of the game down and good DM, but just want someone who knows the game well to point out things they might not notice. You are better off if you just keep scrimming and reviewing your demos to see what you do and what you could have done better.
[quote=thebacondrinker][quote=f_blue]You're new to the game. You will improve significantly by just playing and working on your aim. Also there's a lot of helpful guides and resources out there.[/quote]
best help 2014[/quote]
He isn't trying to be rude. Mentors are for people who have the basic understanding of the game down and good DM, but just want someone who knows the game well to point out things they might not notice. You are better off if you just keep scrimming and reviewing your demos to see what you do and what you could have done better.
best help 2014[/quote]
He isn't trying to be rude. Mentors are for people who have the basic understanding of the game down and good DM, but just want someone who knows the game well to point out things they might not notice. You are better off if you just keep scrimming and reviewing your demos to see what you do and what you could have done better.
if u actuallly only have 531 hrs on record go dm and pug and ring for like the next 1500 hours and if u cant figure out what to do then get a mentor but ur basically way too dumb to know how dumb u r right now
if u actuallly only have 531 hrs on record go dm and pug and ring for like the next 1500 hours and if u cant figure out what to do then get a mentor but ur basically way too dumb to know how dumb u r right now
Yeah. I'm a steel scout myself, and I can tell you that everybody above me is 100% correct. Right now, you're better off worrying about DM and aim. I did add you though so we can MGE and dm and stuff, since mgeing somebody at around your level generally helps you improve better than mgeing somebody way below or way above.
Yeah. I'm a steel scout myself, and I can tell you that everybody above me is 100% correct. Right now, you're better off worrying about DM and aim. I did add you though so we can MGE and dm and stuff, since mgeing somebody at around your level generally helps you improve better than mgeing somebody way below or way above.
mason (m) is right about learning by doing at your stage
if you're talking about highlander you can add me to ask about map strategy and stuff. like what's best on cp_steel since it's like irrelevant to regular tf2 strategy
6s probably has better info on YouTube or something than I can give you.
mason (m) is right about learning by doing at your stage
if you're talking about highlander you can add me to ask about map strategy and stuff. like what's best on cp_steel since it's like irrelevant to regular tf2 strategy
6s probably has better info on YouTube or something than I can give you.
if you're talking about highlander you can add me to ask about map strategy and stuff. like what's best on cp_steel since it's like irrelevant to regular tf2 strategy
6s probably has better info on YouTube or something than I can give you.
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