I have decided to quit soldier and start maining scout in Comp. i would like to know if there are any tips or guides out there for me. and should i change my interp from 0.15 to something else?
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I have decided to quit soldier and start maining scout in Comp. i would like to know if there are any tips or guides out there for me. and should i change my interp from 0.15 to something else?
cl_interp 0
use as much of your free time as you can mgeing
good luck
cl_interp 0
use as much of your free time as you can mgeing
good luck
use as much of your free time as you can mgeing
good luck
joshuawncl_interp 0
use as much of your free time as you can mgeing
good luck
and that command turns my interp to? what? some people say to make it to 33.00 for scout.
making that 0 makes it 0.15 (for soldiers and demo)
[quote=joshuawn]cl_interp 0
use as much of your free time as you can mgeing
good luck[/quote]
and that command turns my interp to? what? some people say to make it to 33.00 for scout.
making that 0 makes it 0.15 (for soldiers and demo)
use as much of your free time as you can mgeing
good luck[/quote]
and that command turns my interp to? what? some people say to make it to 33.00 for scout.
making that 0 makes it 0.15 (for soldiers and demo)
SkyH4ighjoshuawncl_interp 0
use as much of your free time as you can mgeing
good luck
and that command turns my interp to? what? some people say to make it to 33.00 for scout.
making that 0 makes it 0.15 (for soldiers and demo)
People say to make it 0.033 for scout not 33.00. Making it 0 will make it the lowest value the server allows which is almost always 0.0152
[quote=SkyH4igh][quote=joshuawn]cl_interp 0
use as much of your free time as you can mgeing
good luck[/quote]
and that command turns my interp to? what? some people say to make it to 33.00 for scout.
making that 0 makes it 0.15 (for soldiers and demo)[/quote]
People say to make it 0.033 for scout not 33.00. Making it 0 will make it the lowest value the server allows which is almost always 0.0152
use as much of your free time as you can mgeing
good luck[/quote]
and that command turns my interp to? what? some people say to make it to 33.00 for scout.
making that 0 makes it 0.15 (for soldiers and demo)[/quote]
People say to make it 0.033 for scout not 33.00. Making it 0 will make it the lowest value the server allows which is almost always 0.0152
joshuawncl_interp 0
use as much of your free time as you can mgeing
good luck
no mge is bad, do DM servers, mge is only a ego downer, specially if youre new to the class, i would recomend DM and work on your movement/strafing, you used to be a soldier main so strafing wont be so hard, you will get the hang of it eventually, also since you mained soldier i would imagine your sensitivity is quite high so if you see youre missing shots lower it, scout is all about tracing.
hope this helps!
[quote=joshuawn]cl_interp 0
use as much of your free time as you can mgeing
good luck[/quote]
no mge is bad, do DM servers, mge is only a ego downer, specially if youre new to the class, i would recomend DM and work on your movement/strafing, you used to be a soldier main so strafing wont be so hard, you will get the hang of it eventually, also since you mained soldier i would imagine your sensitivity is quite high so if you see youre missing shots lower it, scout is all about tracing.
hope this helps!
use as much of your free time as you can mgeing
good luck[/quote]
no mge is bad, do DM servers, mge is only a ego downer, specially if youre new to the class, i would recomend DM and work on your movement/strafing, you used to be a soldier main so strafing wont be so hard, you will get the hang of it eventually, also since you mained soldier i would imagine your sensitivity is quite high so if you see youre missing shots lower it, scout is all about tracing.
hope this helps!
its about the quality of practice not the quantity
who the fuck cares if u do mge or dm as long as u arent braindead like everyone else then u should be fine
also u cant just assume all that shit floey and even if its true if it works for him then w/e
its about the quality of practice not the quantity
who the fuck cares if u do mge or dm as long as u arent braindead like everyone else then u should be fine
also u cant just assume all that shit floey and even if its true if it works for him then w/e
who the fuck cares if u do mge or dm as long as u arent braindead like everyone else then u should be fine
also u cant just assume all that shit floey and even if its true if it works for him then w/e
also yomps literally pubbed and mvmd his entire fucking life and is now on ascent so there goes ur mge dm debate
also yomps literally pubbed and mvmd his entire fucking life and is now on ascent so there goes ur mge dm debate
MGE is probably the worst way to improve as the scenarios you get in MGE happen 2% of the time. Pub server is probably way more useful because of how much shit is going on if you want to learn a new class.
Personally when I wanted to get better at sniper/demo a few years ago I just grinded goldrush pubs 24/7.
MGE is probably the worst way to improve as the scenarios you get in MGE happen 2% of the time. Pub server is probably way more useful because of how much shit is going on if you want to learn a new class.
Personally when I wanted to get better at sniper/demo a few years ago I just grinded goldrush pubs 24/7.
Personally when I wanted to get better at sniper/demo a few years ago I just grinded goldrush pubs 24/7.
Lowering your sens may be beneficial. There is a little reasoning behind but, I'm not going to start that debate.
Lowering your sens may be beneficial. There is a little reasoning behind but, I'm not going to start that debate.
point being is if that you don't practice, you don't get better
pretty weird to spin my intentions any other way
floeyjoshuawncl_interp 0no mge is bad, do DM servers, mge is only a ego downer, specially if youre new to the class
use as much of your free time as you can mgeing
good luck
if you have a bruised ego from MGEing, that means that you had an ego issue to begin with.
the best advice you can get in regard to learning any skill is to be content with experiencing failure. if you go in with high expectations & a chip on your shoulder, you're not going to improve.
practice hard, take as much as you can from all of your experiences, and don't get insulted when you lose. if you fail to meet any of those expectations, then you're inevitably going to victimize yourself & never get out of the rut of inexperience.
point being is if that you don't practice, you don't get better
pretty weird to spin my intentions any other way
[quote=floey][quote=joshuawn]cl_interp 0
use as much of your free time as you can mgeing
good luck[/quote]
no mge is bad, do DM servers, mge is only a ego downer, specially if youre new to the class[/quote]
if you have a bruised ego from MGEing, that means that you had an ego issue to begin with.
the best advice you can get in regard to learning any skill is to be content with experiencing failure. if you go in with high expectations & a chip on your shoulder, you're not going to improve.
practice hard, take as much as you can from all of your experiences, and don't get insulted when you lose. if you fail to meet any of those expectations, then you're inevitably going to victimize yourself & never get out of the rut of inexperience.
pretty weird to spin my intentions any other way
[quote=floey][quote=joshuawn]cl_interp 0
use as much of your free time as you can mgeing
good luck[/quote]
no mge is bad, do DM servers, mge is only a ego downer, specially if youre new to the class[/quote]
if you have a bruised ego from MGEing, that means that you had an ego issue to begin with.
the best advice you can get in regard to learning any skill is to be content with experiencing failure. if you go in with high expectations & a chip on your shoulder, you're not going to improve.
practice hard, take as much as you can from all of your experiences, and don't get insulted when you lose. if you fail to meet any of those expectations, then you're inevitably going to victimize yourself & never get out of the rut of inexperience.
alfaMGE is probably the worst way to improve as the scenarios you get in MGE happen 2% of the time. Pub server is probably way more useful because of how much shit is going on if you want to learn a new class.
Personally when I wanted to get better at sniper/demo a few years ago I just grinded goldrush pubs 24/7.
You play mge to practice the skills you're not already practicing from playing tf2 the entire day, every day. People always seem to think people who MGE don't actually play the game.
[quote=alfa]MGE is probably the worst way to improve as the scenarios you get in MGE happen 2% of the time. Pub server is probably way more useful because of how much shit is going on if you want to learn a new class.
Personally when I wanted to get better at sniper/demo a few years ago I just grinded goldrush pubs 24/7.[/quote]
You play mge to practice the skills you're not already practicing from playing tf2 the entire day, every day. People always seem to think people who MGE don't actually play the game.
Personally when I wanted to get better at sniper/demo a few years ago I just grinded goldrush pubs 24/7.[/quote]
You play mge to practice the skills you're not already practicing from playing tf2 the entire day, every day. People always seem to think people who MGE don't actually play the game.
Firethe301stspartanYou play mge to practice the skills you're not already practicing from playing tf2 the entire day, every day. People always seem to think people who MGE don't actually play the game.But mge is still one of the less efficient ways to practise as Scout. 90% of the things you do in Scout v Scout is aiming left and right on a flat ground.
any scout that moves & aims on a 1D level (left-right) is playing incorrectly. i can guarantee you that no good scouts that you'd MGE are going to play like that, and it's not simply because it's "better" to practice otherwise. left-right movement (and passive 2D movement, which is unfortunately how most "anti-MGE" scouts play) is weaker than aggressive 2D movement, especially so in 1v1s.
it's very easy to punish both in-place (stutterstepping) and wide strafing scouts by MGEing with a risk-reward balanced 3D style of movement that's similar as to how you'd play in a real match. and by recognizing that, you'll be developing an efficacious 1v1 style that translates well to real games as an all-purpose style (with the added bonus of being extremely intimidating to 1v1, which is useful since your teammates probably don't want you to willingly engage in 1v1's anyway).
in other words, by correctly practicing MGE, you're going to come out with a robust skillset to deal with a variety of playstyles & forms of aggression. if you can't handle basic scout strafing, then you need to learn how to recognize movement patterns, plain and simple.
and with that said, even if it doesn't become your main form of practice, a major benefit with just simply spectating an MGE server is being able to observe how players better than him move & punish one another on an individual level.
[quote=Fire][quote=the301stspartan]
You play mge to practice the skills you're not already practicing from playing tf2 the entire day, every day. People always seem to think people who MGE don't actually play the game.[/quote]
But mge is still one of the less efficient ways to practise as Scout. 90% of the things you do in Scout v Scout is aiming left and right on a flat ground.[/quote]
any scout that moves & aims on a 1D level (left-right) is playing incorrectly. i can guarantee you that no good scouts that you'd MGE are going to play like that, and it's not simply because it's "better" to practice otherwise. left-right movement (and passive 2D movement, which is unfortunately how most "anti-MGE" scouts play) is weaker than aggressive 2D movement, especially so in 1v1s.
it's very easy to punish both in-place (stutterstepping) and wide strafing scouts by MGEing with a risk-reward balanced 3D style of movement that's similar as to how you'd play in a real match. and by recognizing that, you'll be developing an efficacious 1v1 style that translates well to real games as an all-purpose style (with the added bonus of being extremely intimidating to 1v1, which is useful since your teammates probably don't want you to willingly engage in 1v1's anyway).
in other words, by correctly practicing MGE, you're going to come out with a robust skillset to deal with a variety of playstyles & forms of aggression. if you can't handle basic scout strafing, then you need to learn how to recognize movement patterns, plain and simple.
and with that said, even if it doesn't become your main form of practice, a major benefit with just simply spectating an MGE server is being able to observe how players better than him move & punish one another on an individual level.
You play mge to practice the skills you're not already practicing from playing tf2 the entire day, every day. People always seem to think people who MGE don't actually play the game.[/quote]
But mge is still one of the less efficient ways to practise as Scout. 90% of the things you do in Scout v Scout is aiming left and right on a flat ground.[/quote]
any scout that moves & aims on a 1D level (left-right) is playing incorrectly. i can guarantee you that no good scouts that you'd MGE are going to play like that, and it's not simply because it's "better" to practice otherwise. left-right movement (and passive 2D movement, which is unfortunately how most "anti-MGE" scouts play) is weaker than aggressive 2D movement, especially so in 1v1s.
it's very easy to punish both in-place (stutterstepping) and wide strafing scouts by MGEing with a risk-reward balanced 3D style of movement that's similar as to how you'd play in a real match. and by recognizing that, you'll be developing an efficacious 1v1 style that translates well to real games as an all-purpose style (with the added bonus of being extremely intimidating to 1v1, which is useful since your teammates probably don't want you to willingly engage in 1v1's anyway).
in other words, by correctly practicing MGE, you're going to come out with a robust skillset to deal with a variety of playstyles & forms of aggression. if you can't handle basic scout strafing, then you need to learn how to recognize movement patterns, plain and simple.
and with that said, even if it doesn't become your main form of practice, a major benefit with just simply spectating an MGE server is being able to observe how players better than him move & punish one another on an individual level.
since division is the deciding factor in who is the authority on how to practice, then ... b4nny is of the opinion that mge is a very useful tool to improve, how many more invite championships does he have than all of you? oh thats right lol
so yeah dont listen to these non-champion players, and mge like the champions (b4nny and platinum) did/do
edit: cant forget MGEmike in europe!!!
since division is the deciding factor in who is the authority on how to practice, then ... b4nny is of the opinion that mge is a very useful tool to improve, how many more invite championships does he have than all of you? oh thats right lol
so yeah dont listen to these non-champion players, and mge like the champions (b4nny and platinum) did/do
edit: cant forget MGEmike in europe!!!
so yeah dont listen to these non-champion players, and mge like the champions (b4nny and platinum) did/do
edit: cant forget MGEmike in europe!!!
foreversince division is the deciding factor in who is the authority on how to practice, then ... b4nny is of the opinion that mge is a very useful tool to improve, how many more invite championships does he have than all of you? oh thats right lol
so yeah dont listen to these non-champion players, and mge like the champions (b4nny and platinum) did/do
edit: cant forget MGEmike in europe!!!
is that why youre SO GOOD
[quote=forever]since division is the deciding factor in who is the authority on how to practice, then ... b4nny is of the opinion that mge is a very useful tool to improve, how many more invite championships does he have than all of you? oh thats right lol
so yeah dont listen to these non-champion players, and mge like the champions (b4nny and platinum) did/do
edit: cant forget MGEmike in europe!!![/quote]
is that why youre SO GOOD
so yeah dont listen to these non-champion players, and mge like the champions (b4nny and platinum) did/do
edit: cant forget MGEmike in europe!!![/quote]
is that why youre SO GOOD
alfaMGE is probably the worst way to improve as the scenarios you get in MGE happen 2% of the time. Pub server is probably way more useful because of how much shit is going on if you want to learn a new class.
HAHAHA wtf?
people saying mge is bad are retarded. just make sure you use it to practice, and ignore the scoreline. it's actually particularly good for scout because most engagements you have during the actual game will be some form of 1v1. just make sure you don't get tempted to go bitch mode and +back or pistol across the map - it might be good in mge but will literally never happen in the actual game.
there is no single right answer though. every form of challenging yourself at the game will yield results. DM is really great as long as you use it to practice - when I played I committed to every fight and didn't care about dying. pugs are also a great way to practice your aim in the context of an actual game
one thing I think that is overlooked is training your aim under pressure. what I mean by that is constantly putting yourself in situations during your practice (mge/dm/whatever) where you need to hit your shots or you die. if you consistently practice hitting shots under pressure then it translates really well to the game and matches, at least in my experience.
[quote=alfa]MGE is probably the worst way to improve as the scenarios you get in MGE happen 2% of the time. Pub server is probably way more useful because of how much shit is going on if you want to learn a new class. [/quote]
HAHAHA wtf?
people saying mge is bad are retarded. just make sure you use it to practice, and ignore the scoreline. it's actually particularly good for scout because most engagements you have during the actual game will be some form of 1v1. just make sure you don't get tempted to go bitch mode and +back or pistol across the map - it might be good in mge but will literally never happen in the actual game.
there is no single right answer though. every form of challenging yourself at the game will yield results. DM is really great as long as you use it to practice - when I played I committed to every fight and didn't care about dying. pugs are also a great way to practice your aim in the context of an actual game
one thing I think that is overlooked is training your aim [i]under pressure[/i]. what I mean by that is constantly putting yourself in situations during your practice (mge/dm/whatever) where you need to hit your shots or you die. if you consistently practice hitting shots under pressure then it translates really well to the game and matches, at least in my experience.
HAHAHA wtf?
people saying mge is bad are retarded. just make sure you use it to practice, and ignore the scoreline. it's actually particularly good for scout because most engagements you have during the actual game will be some form of 1v1. just make sure you don't get tempted to go bitch mode and +back or pistol across the map - it might be good in mge but will literally never happen in the actual game.
there is no single right answer though. every form of challenging yourself at the game will yield results. DM is really great as long as you use it to practice - when I played I committed to every fight and didn't care about dying. pugs are also a great way to practice your aim in the context of an actual game
one thing I think that is overlooked is training your aim [i]under pressure[/i]. what I mean by that is constantly putting yourself in situations during your practice (mge/dm/whatever) where you need to hit your shots or you die. if you consistently practice hitting shots under pressure then it translates really well to the game and matches, at least in my experience.
snowblindalfaMGE is probably the worst way to improve as the scenarios you get in MGE happen 2% of the time. Pub server is probably way more useful because of how much shit is going on if you want to learn a new class.HAHAHA wtf?
people saying mge is bad are retarded. just make sure you use it to practice, and ignore the scoreline. it's actually particularly good for scout because most engagements you have during the actual game will be some form of 1v1. just make sure you don't get tempted to go bitch mode and +back or pistol across the map - it might be good in mge but will literally never happen in the actual game.
there is no single right answer though. every form of challenging yourself at the game will yield results. DM is really great as long as you use it to practice - when I played I committed to every fight and didn't care about dying. pugs are also a great way to practice your aim in the context of an actual game
one thing I think that is overlooked is training your aim under pressure. what I mean by that is constantly putting yourself in situations during your practice (mge/dm/whatever) where you need to hit your shots or you die. if you consistently practice hitting shots under pressure then it translates really well to the game and matches, at least in my experience.
snowblind returning from his grave to roast alfa I see
[quote=snowblind][quote=alfa]MGE is probably the worst way to improve as the scenarios you get in MGE happen 2% of the time. Pub server is probably way more useful because of how much shit is going on if you want to learn a new class. [/quote]
HAHAHA wtf?
people saying mge is bad are retarded. just make sure you use it to practice, and ignore the scoreline. it's actually particularly good for scout because most engagements you have during the actual game will be some form of 1v1. just make sure you don't get tempted to go bitch mode and +back or pistol across the map - it might be good in mge but will literally never happen in the actual game.
there is no single right answer though. every form of challenging yourself at the game will yield results. DM is really great as long as you use it to practice - when I played I committed to every fight and didn't care about dying. pugs are also a great way to practice your aim in the context of an actual game
one thing I think that is overlooked is training your aim [i]under pressure[/i]. what I mean by that is constantly putting yourself in situations during your practice (mge/dm/whatever) where you need to hit your shots or you die. if you consistently practice hitting shots under pressure then it translates really well to the game and matches, at least in my experience.[/quote]
snowblind returning from his grave to roast alfa I see
HAHAHA wtf?
people saying mge is bad are retarded. just make sure you use it to practice, and ignore the scoreline. it's actually particularly good for scout because most engagements you have during the actual game will be some form of 1v1. just make sure you don't get tempted to go bitch mode and +back or pistol across the map - it might be good in mge but will literally never happen in the actual game.
there is no single right answer though. every form of challenging yourself at the game will yield results. DM is really great as long as you use it to practice - when I played I committed to every fight and didn't care about dying. pugs are also a great way to practice your aim in the context of an actual game
one thing I think that is overlooked is training your aim [i]under pressure[/i]. what I mean by that is constantly putting yourself in situations during your practice (mge/dm/whatever) where you need to hit your shots or you die. if you consistently practice hitting shots under pressure then it translates really well to the game and matches, at least in my experience.[/quote]
snowblind returning from his grave to roast alfa I see
Mightyfrom what I've heard
Furthermore, fuck everybody that does this:Show ContentWhy I don't like spire, and a prime example of people caring more about their scoreline than their improvement. P. much why I think everybody should do !hud once they enter a MGE server, aside from better visibility.
[quote=Mighty]from what I've heard[/quote]
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Furthermore, fuck everybody that does this:
[spoiler][img]http://i.imgur.com/9bsCyRu.jpg[/img][/spoiler]
Why I don't like spire, and a prime example of people caring more about their scoreline than their improvement. P. much why I think everybody should do !hud once they enter a MGE server, aside from better visibility.[/quote]
[img]http://i.imgur.com/4cyZfDO.jpg[/img]
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Furthermore, fuck everybody that does this:
[spoiler][img]http://i.imgur.com/9bsCyRu.jpg[/img][/spoiler]
Why I don't like spire, and a prime example of people caring more about their scoreline than their improvement. P. much why I think everybody should do !hud once they enter a MGE server, aside from better visibility.[/quote]
[img]http://i.imgur.com/4cyZfDO.jpg[/img]
Mighty you do know that snowblind was one of the best scouts in the world at i52 right?
Mighty you do know that snowblind was one of the best scouts in the world at i52 right?
trippaMighty you do know that snowblind was one of the best scouts in the world at i52 right?
no
i wasn't there for i52
sorrydonthurtme
http://i.imgur.com/qiVWkC6.png
also, in this: http://i.imgur.com/9bsCyRu.jpg, the jumper/prefirers are different people. I should've used different colors or something...
[quote=trippa]Mighty you do know that snowblind was one of the best scouts in the world at i52 right?[/quote]
no
i wasn't there for i52
sorrydonthurtme
[img]http://i.imgur.com/qiVWkC6.png[/img]
also, in this: http://i.imgur.com/9bsCyRu.jpg, the jumper/prefirers are different people. I should've used different colors or something...
no
i wasn't there for i52
sorrydonthurtme
[img]http://i.imgur.com/qiVWkC6.png[/img]
also, in this: http://i.imgur.com/9bsCyRu.jpg, the jumper/prefirers are different people. I should've used different colors or something...
alfaMGE is probably the worst way to improve as the scenarios you get in MGE happen 2% of the time. Pub server is probably way more useful because of how much shit is going on if you want to learn a new class.
Gotta strongly disagree here. I think dm is probably a lot better but considering good aim is so important on scout I have to say that I think pubs are kinda useless. In pubs people literally just walk in straight lines all the time making them super easy to hit. If you play mge then people will move more like they do in competitive so your aim will improve if you play a lot of it.
I see this attitude in a lot of top players who have been playing since 2007 that think that MGE is useless since they got good without it (not everyone has 8 years to improve). I have seen a lot of scouts become really good by just playing 6 hours of non stop mge everyday and then finding a team where they can learn how to play 6v6 (NiCO for example)
[quote=alfa]MGE is probably the worst way to improve as the scenarios you get in MGE happen 2% of the time. Pub server is probably way more useful because of how much shit is going on if you want to learn a new class.
[/quote]
Gotta strongly disagree here. I think dm is probably a lot better but considering good aim is so important on scout I have to say that I think pubs are kinda useless. In pubs people literally just walk in straight lines all the time making them super easy to hit. If you play mge then people will move more like they do in competitive so your aim will improve if you play a lot of it.
I see this attitude in a lot of top players who have been playing since 2007 that think that MGE is useless since they got good without it (not everyone has 8 years to improve). I have seen a lot of scouts become really good by just playing 6 hours of non stop mge everyday and then finding a team where they can learn how to play 6v6 (NiCO for example)
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Gotta strongly disagree here. I think dm is probably a lot better but considering good aim is so important on scout I have to say that I think pubs are kinda useless. In pubs people literally just walk in straight lines all the time making them super easy to hit. If you play mge then people will move more like they do in competitive so your aim will improve if you play a lot of it.
I see this attitude in a lot of top players who have been playing since 2007 that think that MGE is useless since they got good without it (not everyone has 8 years to improve). I have seen a lot of scouts become really good by just playing 6 hours of non stop mge everyday and then finding a team where they can learn how to play 6v6 (NiCO for example)
Mightyalso, in this: http://i.imgur.com/9bsCyRu.jpg, the jumper/prefirers are different people. I should've used different colors or something...
I know, the point is that the jumper shouldn't ever jump up there if the other soldier is camping there, just jump onto the roof or somewhere else and fire at the walls, hitting the soldier with splash damage
[quote=Mighty]also, in this: http://i.imgur.com/9bsCyRu.jpg, the jumper/prefirers are different people. I should've used different colors or something...[/quote]
I know, the point is that the jumper shouldn't ever jump up there if the other soldier is camping there, just jump onto the roof or somewhere else and fire at the walls, hitting the soldier with splash damage
I know, the point is that the jumper shouldn't ever jump up there if the other soldier is camping there, just jump onto the roof or somewhere else and fire at the walls, hitting the soldier with splash damage
I mained scout for like half a week so my opinion doesn't really matter but I'll still post it. IMO mge is actually good for scout, as a lot of the fights you take as scout (from what i've seen) are scout v. scouts, and mge really improves on that considering you're going back to back 20 times against a scout. Even if you're enemy in mge decides to play soldier, its still a good experience, as it help you learn how to dodge rockets and hit shots in the air. As for cl interp, i'm pretty sure the best was like 0.33 or something? I forgot, anyways, thats just my 2 cents.
EDIT: i meant 0.033
I mained scout for like half a week so my opinion doesn't really matter but I'll still post it. IMO mge is actually good for scout, as a lot of the fights you take as scout (from what i've seen) are scout v. scouts, and mge really improves on that considering you're going back to back 20 times against a scout. Even if you're enemy in mge decides to play soldier, its still a good experience, as it help you learn how to dodge rockets and hit shots in the air. As for cl interp, i'm pretty sure the best was like 0.33 or something? I forgot, anyways, thats just my 2 cents.
EDIT: i meant 0.033
EDIT: i meant 0.033
flyingbuddysnowblind returning from his grave to roast alfa I see
i was more referring to the other posts, i'm pretty sure he's joking (at least i really hope so)
edit: also joshuawn's advice in this thread is spot on. good stuff
[quote=flyingbuddy]snowblind returning from his grave to roast alfa I see[/quote]
i was more referring to the other posts, i'm pretty sure he's joking (at least i [i]really[/i] hope so)
edit: also joshuawn's advice in this thread is spot on. good stuff
i was more referring to the other posts, i'm pretty sure he's joking (at least i [i]really[/i] hope so)
edit: also joshuawn's advice in this thread is spot on. good stuff
Quote from his livestream:
MR_SLINI bet if you MGE'd for 5 hours a day, not even knowing anything about the game, you would make invite in 7 months
Quote from his livestream:
[quote=MR_SLIN]I bet if you MGE'd for 5 hours a day, not even knowing anything about the game, you would make invite in 7 months[/quote]
[quote=MR_SLIN]I bet if you MGE'd for 5 hours a day, not even knowing anything about the game, you would make invite in 7 months[/quote]
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