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lol

no thanks we dont want you

The communist revolution is upon us. коммунистической партии Русский манифест.

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Left our team midseason with 0 warning to play on a marginally better circle jerk

Good mechanics, though!!!

ok kevin let's be real the team he joined wasn't just marginally better than yours

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ok catface let's be real you lost to deatheagle90

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since when is losing to deathy a bad thing? that guy was on 8K...

Sorry I should have been more clear. He pulled a shitty move in joining a roster that was (at the time he joined it, to my understanding) marginally better than ours, then they rounded it out with very solid talent and meshed very well.

Does not change the fact that he left us with 0 warning, which is something I hadn't experienced in tf2 before (it doesn't feel good and speaks to the kind of teammate he will be which is why I wanted to share it with potential takers)

One team was going to die. I decided to keep the one that was going to take me to grand finals over the one that would maybe make playoffs. My reasons were entirely selfish. Can't expect me not to go for the one that was offering me something i have been working at for 4 years.

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ok saam let's be real you lost IM to fucking connor

Connor won IM twice... Losing to Mister Wrench is far more surprising :o

Screwb's super duper experienced, very smart, and good at everything with a superhuman level of focus when he's trying his hardest. I consider Screwball a friend but I don't think I would want to play a full season with him, which is something I've done a couple times. He is friendly and he is nice it's just that, as he himself said earlier, his motivations are very self-centered. And there's generally nothing wrong with that--when you're good and you want to push yourself to play your best you need to be on the lookout and make use of opportunities when they come your way. Ultimately what Screwb wants almost always comes first and rarely will virtures like loyalty override that.

Kevin's experience isn't anything unique. Screwb ended up on Kevin's team at the last moment when he realized the team he and I were building wasn't looking too great (and there was one day left in registration which then put me in a real pinch). He was courteous and apologetic about it but it still is what it is. Part of the reason tryouts went the way they did and people were picked or rejected is because of Screwb and his input so it blew ass when he left last minute. Before that he got on my team when idiot goldfish (and then idiot tambo) left mid season and Screwb ditched whatever team(s) he was on at the time to come play with us, effectively dooming them in the process (I think). Obviously I appreciate that he was there to bail us out but I'm trying to show here that there's a definite pattern to this behavior. I run my teams very democratically and try to mediate and appease everyone as much as possible. When Screwb was on my teams he was always just very particular about things and bossy and instead of falling in fairly as one of six he seemed to slowly assume the lead in things and try to take over even if not fully consciously. It would always feel like he was a political enemy and he was successful numerous times in charisma-ing a majority of the team and turning them against my ideas (and these decisions always played out badly in the long run). I don't think Screwb's a very good leader, despite posessing some positive leadership qualities, or maybe, at the very least, our styles are incompatible as I tend to place the most emphasis on loyalty and a friendly atmosphere.

TL;DR - He's really good and dedicated despite being a difficult personality at times. Also his porn is weird, to say the least.

this thread is garbage and anyone still posting is doing it in hopes of getting low effort upfrags