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ETF2L S23 W2: Publiclir vs. nerdRage.tf2
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Week 2 of ETF2L Season 23 powered by Tt eSPORTS Premiership kicks off tonight!
A previously pained but passionate Publiclir probably prepare to paint a perfect plan to puncture the predicted placement of prized paired prestigious prem players after a particular prickly played past phase
Relaxed Reason rally a rebound against any rustling and rumbling from rumoured resistance to reapplication of repeated rewarded redomination
Chaos captured on control point maps csnakewater and csunshine. (the c's are silent)
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Match Page | Standings | saloon.tf | fraac's rankings
ETF2L Premiership S23 W2: Publiclir vs. Reason Gaming
MAP 1
cp_snakewater_final1
MAP 2
cp_sunshine_rc9
XENEX
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| Players | CL | DPM | DMG | K | A | D | HR% | HR | CPC | MP | UC | UCD |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| XENEX flushy | 11.3 | 325 | 0 | 10 | 12 | – | – | 4 | 0 | 15 | 1 | |
| XENEX Smirre | 235 | 6771 | 10 | 4 | 15 | 27% | 8020 | 8 | 1 | – | – | |
| XENEX amppis | 244.3 | 7040 | 16 | 4 | 27 | 15% | 4483 | 2 | 1 | – | – | |
| XENEX Thaigrr | 274.1 | 7899 | 13 | 4 | 19 | 28% | 8491 | 2 | 2 | – | – | |
| XENEX schocky | 238.8 | 6881 | 18 | 7 | 20 | 18% | 5335 | 10 | 1 | – | – | |
| XENEX Funs | 244.8 | 7055 | 15 | 6 | 24 | 13% | 3918 | 5 | 1 | – | – |
| Players | CL | DPM | DMG | K | A | D | HR% | HR | CPC | MP | UC | UCD |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 7.Raymon | 21.8 | 628 | 2 | 24 | 6 | – | – | 4 | 1 | 14 | 0 | |
| 7.kaidus | 367.6 | 10592 | 25 | 4 | 13 | 31% | 9766 | 6 | 1 | – | – | |
| 7.kaptain | 196.7 | 5668 | 18 | 6 | 17 | 11% | 3530 | 4 | 2 | – | – | |
| 7.Silentes | 273.8 | 7890 | 14 | 8 | 10 | 29% | 8913 | 6 | 1 | – | – | |
| 7.Starkie | 322.7 | 9300 | 34 | 11 | 9 | 20% | 6354 | 13 | 2 | – | – | |
| 7.Thalash | 274.1 | 7900 | 24 | 9 | 17 | 9% | 2665 | 10 | 4 | – | – |
ScriBBled this shit on the shitter in spare seconds. EUwritingGimmicks
ScriBBled this shit on the shitter in spare seconds. EUwritingGimmicks
ToodlesAwesome alliterations!
Someone has too much time on their hands.
[quote=Toodles]Awesome alliterations![/quote]
Someone has too much time on their hands.
Someone has too much time on their hands.
flufnWho writes these
TurboTabsScrippled this shit on the shitter in spare seconds. EUwritingGimmicks
[quote=flufn]Who writes these[/quote]
[quote=TurboTabs]Scrippled this shit on the shitter in spare seconds. EUwritingGimmicks[/quote]
[quote=TurboTabs]Scrippled this shit on the shitter in spare seconds. EUwritingGimmicks[/quote]
Turbo you terrific titan of TF2-talk tomfoolery <3
Turbo you terrific titan of TF2-talk tomfoolery <3
Turbotabs doesn't realise that "scrippled" isn't a word though. I really hope he says that out loud as well and has been wondering for years why people look at him funny.
Turbotabs doesn't realise that "scrippled" isn't a word though. I really hope he says that out loud as well and has been wondering for years why people look at him funny.
CS:GO: commentators in suits
DotA: veterans of +10 years commentating
TF2: a brit beating his one funny remark into the ground
Serious esports b o y s
CS:GO: commentators in suits
DotA: veterans of +10 years commentating
TF2: a brit beating his one funny remark into the ground
Serious esports [i]b o y s [/i]
DotA: veterans of +10 years commentating
TF2: a brit beating his one funny remark into the ground
Serious esports [i]b o y s [/i]
Pendjicommentators in suits
[quote=Pendji]commentators in suits[/quote]
[img]http://puu.sh/jSWJr.jpg[/img]
[img]http://puu.sh/jSWJr.jpg[/img]
PendjiCS:GO: commentators in suits
DotA: veterans of +10 years commentating
TF2: a brit beating his one funny remark into the ground
Serious esports b o y s
Serious esports is an oxymoron, let's not pretend we're a professional game with careers in this when we're not. If anything that's even more cringeworthy, desperately pretending to be deadly serious about competitive TF2 like the little kid at the esports table.
We're all here because we like competitive TF2, not because we crave serious high-stakes competition with professional-level coverage. TF2 is, at its basis, a game built on entertainment factor both through humour and potential for cool plays. Trying to artificially force "professionalism" into this game is not going to draw people in if it's at the cost of the entertainment. Whether or not you find the funny remark entertaining is another matter.
[quote=Pendji]CS:GO: commentators in suits
DotA: veterans of +10 years commentating
TF2: a brit beating his one funny remark into the ground
Serious esports [i]b o y s [/i][/quote]
Serious esports is an oxymoron, let's not pretend we're a professional game with careers in this when we're not. If anything that's even more cringeworthy, desperately pretending to be deadly serious about competitive TF2 like the little kid at the esports table.
We're all here because we like competitive TF2, not because we crave serious high-stakes competition with professional-level coverage. TF2 is, at its basis, a game built on entertainment factor both through humour and potential for cool plays. Trying to artificially force "professionalism" into this game is not going to draw people in if it's at the cost of the entertainment. Whether or not you find the funny remark entertaining is another matter.
DotA: veterans of +10 years commentating
TF2: a brit beating his one funny remark into the ground
Serious esports [i]b o y s [/i][/quote]
Serious esports is an oxymoron, let's not pretend we're a professional game with careers in this when we're not. If anything that's even more cringeworthy, desperately pretending to be deadly serious about competitive TF2 like the little kid at the esports table.
We're all here because we like competitive TF2, not because we crave serious high-stakes competition with professional-level coverage. TF2 is, at its basis, a game built on entertainment factor both through humour and potential for cool plays. Trying to artificially force "professionalism" into this game is not going to draw people in if it's at the cost of the entertainment. Whether or not you find the funny remark entertaining is another matter.
I'm just here for the memes wtf are you on about sideshow
I'm just here for the memes wtf are you on about sideshow
SideshowPendjiCS:GO: commentators in suits
DotA: veterans of +10 years commentating
TF2: a brit beating his one funny remark into the ground
Serious esports b o y s
Serious esports is an oxymoron, let's not pretend we're a professional game with careers in this when we're not. If anything that's even more cringeworthy, desperately pretending to be deadly serious about competitive TF2 like the little kid at the esports table.
We're all here because we like competitive TF2, not because we crave serious high-stakes competition with professional-level coverage. TF2 is, at its basis, a game built on entertainment factor both through humour and potential for cool plays. Trying to artificially force "professionalism" into this game is not going to draw people in if it's at the cost of the entertainment. Whether or not you find the funny remark entertaining is another matter.
I think he was just taking the piss m8
[quote=Sideshow][quote=Pendji]CS:GO: commentators in suits
DotA: veterans of +10 years commentating
TF2: a brit beating his one funny remark into the ground
Serious esports [i]b o y s [/i][/quote]
Serious esports is an oxymoron, let's not pretend we're a professional game with careers in this when we're not. If anything that's even more cringeworthy, desperately pretending to be deadly serious about competitive TF2 like the little kid at the esports table.
We're all here because we like competitive TF2, not because we crave serious high-stakes competition with professional-level coverage. TF2 is, at its basis, a game built on entertainment factor both through humour and potential for cool plays. Trying to artificially force "professionalism" into this game is not going to draw people in if it's at the cost of the entertainment. Whether or not you find the funny remark entertaining is another matter.[/quote]
I think he was just taking the piss m8
DotA: veterans of +10 years commentating
TF2: a brit beating his one funny remark into the ground
Serious esports [i]b o y s [/i][/quote]
Serious esports is an oxymoron, let's not pretend we're a professional game with careers in this when we're not. If anything that's even more cringeworthy, desperately pretending to be deadly serious about competitive TF2 like the little kid at the esports table.
We're all here because we like competitive TF2, not because we crave serious high-stakes competition with professional-level coverage. TF2 is, at its basis, a game built on entertainment factor both through humour and potential for cool plays. Trying to artificially force "professionalism" into this game is not going to draw people in if it's at the cost of the entertainment. Whether or not you find the funny remark entertaining is another matter.[/quote]
I think he was just taking the piss m8
SideshowSerious esports is an oxymoron, let's not pretend we're a professional game with careers in this when we're not. If anything that's even more cringeworthy, desperately pretending to be deadly serious about competitive TF2 like the little kid at the esports table.
^^True words.
[quote=Sideshow]Serious esports is an oxymoron, let's not pretend we're a professional game with careers in this when we're not. If anything that's even more cringeworthy, desperately pretending to be deadly serious about competitive TF2 like the little kid at the esports table.[/quote]
^^True words.
^^True words.
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