some good memories of pubbing with friends at like 3am
reeaal comfy

pugs with friends, especially late night when everyone has the giggles

i've always had fun doing stuff that isnt playing tf2 with tf2 people, like watching stuff together, playing other games or just straight talking
playing tf2 with tf2 people is fun too
aids pugs are a different kind of fun

my first time jacking off

i will never forget the event that changed my life forever...

gxl 2014

to add to that, there was a summer, i think it was 2013, where i wasnt working and i just hung out in mumble with whoever was there and played games all afternoon and evening, then i'd get high and wander around my neighborhood after everyone went to bed, and i distinctly remember that summer as being the most relaxing 3 months of my life

everything went to shit after that but what are u gonna do

Best TF2 related memory was spending an entire summer tryharding and scrimming three-four times a week with my open team and forming a huge bond with them over the off-season till the end of s25, when we disbanded for the greater good.

Best memory in life is either my first acid trip or when I saw Death Grips live.

There are many moments I long to experience again when it comes to ESA Rewind and this is by no means the best or most memorable in my TF2 life, but before the Grand Finals, there was a point where I was on a break from editing/taking photos and was sitting down in the front row to watch Se7en. When me and the Ready Up boys arrived a few days early to film, we witnessed plenty from them. We saw this team struggle, up close and personal, during boot camp. We had shared drinks and conversation after their training. We cheered right with them when they managed to secure semis.

Getting to know the players/people involved in the org, I'm more biased than most. I remember reviewing the semis footage Dashner filmed when I flew back home. The knowledge of how the Grand Finals went down stung when I first watched it, but I couldn't help but laugh and feel happy too because of how happy Se7en were, screaming and bouncing in their seats. Kaidus jumping in the air as he pumped his fists while Fribs cheered wildly too, Gubbins throwing his arms enthusiastically around Stark, Drackk, and AMS to congratulate them.

But live at the event, I watched those players stand up from their chairs. They grouped up, threw their arms around each other, and huddled. I really wish I had been filming or had snapped a shot, like I had my phone but I basically missed my window of opportunity in terms of archiving it. I wasn't the only one who saw it either. It seemed and probably was very melodramatic, but that's just how it works. After all of what I saw them go through for boot camp before their most important match of the night - as they broke off with a shout, sat back down and put their headsets on before the Grand Finals - I was truly happy for them.

Releasing the i58 movie. The story behind its creation (that many don't know about) makes all the smooths and song/editing style choices mean so much more. The clips were amazing, and everything flowed together better than I expected. The end result was exactly what I envisioned, and its positive reception by everyone (of all regions/skill and whatnot) really drove it home as my favorite moment of my time in the TF2 community.

It's a toss up between the drunk subway talk with the Welsh dudes at rewind, or all the funny shitty scrims I had with alterium and the potato boys.

papi comming home drunk from a party at like midnight and playing mge with him untill 4 am where he was completely sober

One time, some random person started repeating my name on chat, and I was very confused. Then they added me for trade, and said one thing: Items.

I found out that they were Korean, and I tested would they understand Google Translator Korean. Surprisingly, they did, we talked little bit and then I gave them few items. They thanked me and left the game.

+1 GXL 2014
200hrs/2wks in preparation

I absolutely loved the video, what's the story?

staying up until 5am listening to the rain, and watching the i55 grand finals

Hearing Kermit's dissertation on how TF2's in-game mouse acceleration feature proves that TF2 and Gabe Newel are virulent racists in 2013 or 14 or so.

I've had heaps; some funny, some heartwarming and some downright retarded.

I had a lot of fun last year during like 4:30 am on this one morning when you convinced me to stay up to watch the entirety of the ozfortress 15 semis with ego vs jasmine during some of the most intense Melbourne weather I've veer experienced. Remember how we would scream (spam) eachother on steam whenever something insane happened? That was great.
And I ESPECIALLY remember how much we freaked the fuck out the moment when Elmo walked out onto Ego's last through left shutter for free as sniper and dropped Jersh.

I also recall how you swore your neighbour's barbecue flew across your yard because of how violent the wind was at the time.

I clicked on this thinking it was about ram, I'm a fucking nerd.

my favorite memory was probably when I first started playing comp with a couple of my friends, We got rolled a shit ton in lobbies but we loved how each of the classes had a specific job to do so we just kept playing and playing and I got a little over 1k hours in one summer we also went 1-7 in ugc steel, we were pretty bad.

I also got a fan of war domination on a pub when I first started playing which was pretty cool at the time I guess

we NEED a SOURCE

Epsilon winning vs Classic Mixup in the i52 lower bracket final.

probably watching the leadup to and the whole of i46
it's easy to forget how fucking unbelievable it was for NA to play EU at a tf2 lan

Probably how'd I get into the whole esports production thing. From creating twitch panels for Muma, then joining TLR as a graphic designer. Joining comp.tf as a writer than a "permanent" editor, then joining TFTV. So many things that LANs, tournaments, all of the things Ithat I competed in or as something else.

My best memory is probably when i first started playing and i got on my first UGC team and my team went together and helped get me my first headset that i used for awhile. Felt good that people wanted me to be a part of something.

First getting to write a piece for etf2l

playing ultiduo with dolly bum and zefrosty is the most fun i ever had in this game

The photographic kind.

https://puu.sh/6pt5T.png

ESA Rewind Lan had lots of fun

watching the i46 documentary from eXtelevision.

i55 grand finals
Becoming a TFTV writer and being able to write and publish articles
Almost all of the playoff matches for ESEA S20 (most notably when TSU beat out Froyo)