h3h3 is solidly mid tier but he's still mostly a reaction videos guy (even tho he does it way better than people whose videos are literally just their face as they watch a video)
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h3h3 is solidly mid tier but he's still mostly a reaction videos guy (even tho he does it way better than people whose videos are literally just their face as they watch a video)
Pete_solid derail peeps
this drama only has like 12 hours of value
[quote=Pete_]solid derail peeps[/quote]
this drama only has like 12 hours of value
this drama only has like 12 hours of value
flatlineh3h3 is solidly mid tier but he's still mostly a reaction videos guy (even tho he does it way better than people whose videos are literally just their face as they watch a video)
Give us a tier list
[quote=flatline]h3h3 is solidly mid tier but he's still mostly a reaction videos guy (even tho he does it way better than people whose videos are literally just their face as they watch a video)[/quote]
Give us a tier list
Give us a tier list
man watching a guy look at stupid ass videos that people normally couldnt defend and pick on the dumbest part of them while coughin and putting beanies on is really funny, and I love how haha random he was to go vape in public!!!(totally satirical).
the dude might be a nice person irl but jesus his fucking content blows dude he is no different than other reaction videos other than maybe pulling out a part of a video and doing a tiny skit about it. he's really boring and unfunny
man watching a guy look at stupid ass videos that people normally couldnt defend and pick on the dumbest part of them while coughin and putting beanies on is really funny, and I love how haha random he was to go vape in public!!!(totally satirical).
the dude might be a nice person irl but jesus his fucking content blows dude he is no different than other reaction videos other than maybe pulling out a part of a video and doing a tiny skit about it. he's really boring and [b]unf[/b]unny
the dude might be a nice person irl but jesus his fucking content blows dude he is no different than other reaction videos other than maybe pulling out a part of a video and doing a tiny skit about it. he's really boring and [b]unf[/b]unny
Stevie"I have more ESEA matches than your whole team combined!"
At the time, Luc was correct.
Lucrative - 174 Matches
Show Content
32 - Invite
1 - Main
67 - IM
74 - Open
1 - Main
67 - IM
74 - Open
Lemons Roster (5 players in that scrim) -- 166 Matches
Show Content
17 - Campy
43 - Fab
26 - Percy
33 - Reflecto
47 - Troopo
43 - Fab
26 - Percy
33 - Reflecto
47 - Troopo
However, after this weeks matches, Lemons are now more experienced than Luc 176 to 174.
:)
[quote=Stevie]"I have more ESEA matches than your whole team combined!"[/quote]
At the time, Luc was correct.
Lucrative - 174 Matches
[spoiler]32 - Invite
1 - Main
67 - IM
74 - Open[/spoiler]
Lemons Roster (5 players in that scrim) -- 166 Matches
[spoiler]17 - Campy
43 - Fab
26 - Percy
33 - Reflecto
47 - Troopo[/spoiler]
However, after this weeks matches, Lemons are now more experienced than Luc 176 to 174.
:)
At the time, Luc was correct.
Lucrative - 174 Matches
[spoiler]32 - Invite
1 - Main
67 - IM
74 - Open[/spoiler]
Lemons Roster (5 players in that scrim) -- 166 Matches
[spoiler]17 - Campy
43 - Fab
26 - Percy
33 - Reflecto
47 - Troopo[/spoiler]
However, after this weeks matches, Lemons are now more experienced than Luc 176 to 174.
:)
wtzflatlineh3h3 is solidly mid tier but he's still mostly a reaction videos guy (even tho he does it way better than people whose videos are literally just their face as they watch a video)
Give us a tier list
have i replaced uni as the tiers guy
god damnit this is what playing melee does to u
[quote=wtz][quote=flatline]h3h3 is solidly mid tier but he's still mostly a reaction videos guy (even tho he does it way better than people whose videos are literally just their face as they watch a video)[/quote]
Give us a tier list[/quote]
have i replaced uni as the tiers guy
god damnit this is what playing melee does to u
Give us a tier list[/quote]
have i replaced uni as the tiers guy
god damnit this is what playing melee does to u
h3h3 stopped being funny when he moved away from Israel and starting using the word meme
h3h3 stopped being funny when he moved away from Israel and starting using the word meme
flatlineh3h3 is solidly mid tier but he's still mostly a reaction videos guy (even tho he does it way better than people whose videos are literally just their face as they watch a video)
pre-fraternity flatline wouldnt have said this
its like i dont even know u anymore, not after the hazing...
[quote=flatline]h3h3 is solidly mid tier but he's still mostly a reaction videos guy (even tho he does it way better than people whose videos are literally just their face as they watch a video)[/quote]
pre-fraternity flatline wouldnt have said this
its like i dont even know u anymore, not after the hazing...
pre-fraternity flatline wouldnt have said this
its like i dont even know u anymore, not after the hazing...
flufh3h3 stopped being funny when he moved away from Israel and starting using the word meme
yes
[quote=fluf]h3h3 stopped being funny when he moved away from Israel and starting using the word meme[/quote]
yes
yes
maelstrompre-fraternity flatline wouldnt have said this
its like i dont even know u anymore, not after the hazing...
he's been indoctrinated
[quote=maelstrom]pre-fraternity flatline wouldnt have said this
its like i dont even know u anymore, not after the hazing...[/quote]
he's been indoctrinated
its like i dont even know u anymore, not after the hazing...[/quote]
he's been indoctrinated
ReflectoTFJosh_PetersonI prefer ReflectardMumalucrative being a man-child and reflecto killing a team are two very different thingsI've updated the title thank you for the inspiration<3
Lol I remember when I was giving you advice about stream quality and you just banned me and made fun of the fact that I had TF in my name. Boy you can't be 22
[quote=ReflectoTF][quote=Josh_Peterson][quote=Muma]lucrative being a man-child and reflecto killing a team are two very different things[/quote]
I've updated the title thank you for the inspiration<3[/quote]
I prefer Reflectard[/quote]
Lol I remember when I was giving you advice about stream quality and you just banned me and made fun of the fact that I had TF in my name. Boy you can't be 22
I've updated the title thank you for the inspiration<3[/quote]
I prefer Reflectard[/quote]
Lol I remember when I was giving you advice about stream quality and you just banned me and made fun of the fact that I had TF in my name. Boy you can't be 22
lanskyeven though reflecto made a bad call and trolled his teammate for no reason ("you don't know what high ground is?"), being able to figure out why you're losing and constructively figure out what's going wrong during the game is absolutely critical. being able to take your emotions out of the situation and respond to the actual criticism rather than taking it personally is essential to improve in any team environment.
way too often i see people just giving up mid game and refusing to communicate to figure out what's going wrong, and talking about these things in a mature way without assigning blame will make you a better player. even on froyo, sometimes discussions would get heated during matches because we're competitive people and want to win -- all im saying is its normal to argue mid game if it's constructive because your team should have an understanding that sometimes you need to put aside your feelings for the bigger picture, but again this is a very poor example of doing that
lanskyReeroya but does stating ur esea experience or calling ur pocket dogshit really do anything positive?
that's what i'm saying -- he went about it the wrong way, but my post is responding to people saying you should only bring up issues after the game and in general people being too emotional during games
sad that it has to come from a high invite player for people to understand these points
in any other video game scene the idea of working through issues within a game (especially in scrims) is intuitively understood, but people in tf2 are so non-well versed in what a competitive game is supposed to be like that so many thin-skinned players resist the notion
[quote=lansky]even though reflecto made a bad call and trolled his teammate for no reason ("you don't know what high ground is?"), being able to figure out why you're losing and constructively figure out what's going wrong [b]during[/b] the game is absolutely critical. being able to take your emotions out of the situation and respond to the actual criticism rather than taking it personally is essential to improve in any team environment.
way too often i see people just giving up mid game and refusing to communicate to figure out what's going wrong, and talking about these things in a mature way without assigning blame will make you a better player. even on froyo, sometimes discussions would get heated during matches because we're competitive people and want to win -- all im saying is its normal to argue mid game if it's constructive because your team should have an understanding that sometimes you need to put aside your feelings for the bigger picture, but again this is a very poor example of doing that[/quote]
[quote=lansky][quote=Reero]ya but does stating ur esea experience or calling ur pocket dogshit really do anything positive?[/quote]
that's what i'm saying -- he went about it the wrong way, but my post is responding to people saying you should only bring up issues after the game and in general people being too emotional during games[/quote]
sad that it has to come from a high invite player for people to understand these points
in any other video game scene the idea of working through issues within a game (especially in scrims) is intuitively understood, but people in tf2 are so non-well versed in what a competitive game is supposed to be like that so many thin-skinned players resist the notion
way too often i see people just giving up mid game and refusing to communicate to figure out what's going wrong, and talking about these things in a mature way without assigning blame will make you a better player. even on froyo, sometimes discussions would get heated during matches because we're competitive people and want to win -- all im saying is its normal to argue mid game if it's constructive because your team should have an understanding that sometimes you need to put aside your feelings for the bigger picture, but again this is a very poor example of doing that[/quote]
[quote=lansky][quote=Reero]ya but does stating ur esea experience or calling ur pocket dogshit really do anything positive?[/quote]
that's what i'm saying -- he went about it the wrong way, but my post is responding to people saying you should only bring up issues after the game and in general people being too emotional during games[/quote]
sad that it has to come from a high invite player for people to understand these points
in any other video game scene the idea of working through issues within a game (especially in scrims) is intuitively understood, but people in tf2 are so non-well versed in what a competitive game is supposed to be like that so many thin-skinned players resist the notion
flufh3h3 stopped being funny when he moved away from Israel and starting using the word meme
old h3h3 content is so good
[quote=fluf]h3h3 stopped being funny when he moved away from Israel and starting using the word meme[/quote]
old h3h3 content is so good
old h3h3 content is so good
jeffhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_VZmXlJQwmU&feature=youtu.be
cant breathe
[quote=jeff][youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_VZmXlJQwmU&feature=youtu.be[/youtube][/quote]
cant breathe
cant breathe
wow......... didnt know jeremy was such a scumbag :/
wow......... didnt know jeremy was such a scumbag :/
what's with the hate on papa franku, i like him :(
what's with the hate on papa franku, i like him :(
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