Too soon to die... ;_;

learned good medic play very quickly. personality wise had absolutely no issues despite what some people seem to think about him. cool guy. don't know much about his demo play.

Thanks watt, my demo play was ridiculed because of my "over extending" which has been fixed :)

-bump

Good demoman and was adjusting to medic well. Can maincall well on both classes. Chill guy despite what people think about him

I honestly don't understand why so many people hate Cranberry. Maybe it is for something that he did/was doing before I met him, but I have personally never had a bad experience with the man. He is a very strong player who can adapt to any team strategy and is a great pickup.

Lets move beyond e-drama in the past guys, consider Cranberry for what he is now (an all-around amazing player) rather than your past opinions about him.

A+ pickup for a good IM team.

Found a team, thanks for the tryouts!

bump, edit post.

im not gonna lie i was skeptical but when you openly trashed your ex-team and your replacement at the top of your post it confirmed that you really havent changed at all in the past 4 seasons

openly trashed my ex-team? lol? because I disagreed with a call all of a sudden I'm trashing a team? Makes absolutely no sense what-so-ever. Hate on B)

Seems rather impolite to say that your ex-teammates are making bad calls in an open forum. If it were me, I'd keep it to myself.

Also
> I got cut for Paddie - lol.
makes it seem like you're implying that Paddie is a bad player.

guess it didn't work out with us ):

good luck on your search!

My favorite part of looking threads is when someone does something stupid, gets called out, and their response to it only further corroborates the person's point.

If the calls are bad still do it. Going against a call is an easy way to get cut.

Well I am not you, so I really could care less what you would do in my situation.

And the > I got cut for Paddie - lol - simply made me laugh, not because he is a bad player, but because we had ONE bad scrim night and then I was cut for him. But okay :D

The point made was invalid, as is your post.

keeep the hate train coming!

oh and I did listen to the calls --- I even stopped communicating with my team unless completely necessary and focused all my energy on DM. Still made no difference.

If you're saying things like keep the hate train coming in your own looking thread I can't imagine the cognitive dissonance you must wrestle with every day. Best of luck ace

far as i can tell has an iq of 90 and an undeserved ego but i've never played with him so ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

Wait what? If they're bad and the results of the play show they're bad I would speak up.

I think you missed the point. If someone makes a call in game and only 4 people follow it, the plan will always fail. But if all 6 people fallow the plan, even an imperfect one, than it has a much higher chance to succeed. It's better to discuss the validity of the play later.

And honestly, a hundred plans will work as long as everyone buys into it and tries to implement that plan with their other 5 people.

Thus why I said if the results of the play are bad I would speak up, therefore bringing it up after the play or match,scrim, etc.

damn killing more teams than I have

holds w as demo, dies a ton.

The reason you were cut was not because you disagreed with the my calls or your excessive focus on winning DM battles but it was your overall negative attitude that sucked the fun out of mumble and the game even before that gpit scrim. I know I am not a great caller and I make plenty of mistakes but that does not entitle you to rage or kill the team's environment just because strategies and scrims are not going your way.

A major flaw you have is that you are quick to point out the errors that everyone else makes but you never take a good hard look at your own even when you know that you were incorrect. I also specifically told you that the team itself is not very experienced and that it was going to be a learning process with mistakes and bumps on the road but the important thing was to keep on playing and not allow frustration get the best of us. You clearly ignored what I told you before you joined the team and applied a weird logic that every mistake can be fixed in one day of scrimming. The last thing I wanted to point out why the team cut you was because we came to the conclusion that eventually your anger/frustration fits were only going to get worse since we found out from a source you raged very hard at 2 individuals who are nothing but nice and relaxed.

I wish you the best of luck on your search for a team and I am sorry it did not work out but it would help your reputation if you take the time to listen/read what people are saying and maybe apply it one day.

I find his lack of improvement disturbing, and his lack of common sense amusing.

hes like the bizarro me, where he rages selfishly instead of for team reasons and plays dumb aggressive instead of smart aggressive

at least thats what I tell myself, maybe im just as bad, BUT THIS THREAD ISNT ABOUT ME SO HAH

I too was cut from my team. I didn't feel to let everybody know or blame my team for it. Regardless who's at fault, you want people to pick you up for a team, not be focused on how you will talk shit about them if it doesn't work out.

played a game with him and he did nothing but talk trash all the game
good dm tho