the nicest

Very hard working, very dedicated, very responsible, and very nice. Rang for her when she was still playing demo and she was solid at the time, would recommend a tryout.

Played on a team with her for a few seasons, she's got a good understanding of the game and cares about improving. She'll also improve as the season progresses, definitely worth trying out.

She's a very dedicated and trustworthy person. From my experiences either ringing her or just playing with Mallory she's been able to keep her cool, give valuable comms, and press her left and right click very well. The confidence issues are there, but I wouldn't call them gameplay-hindering. I've never seen her medic first hand but I would assume that it would be just as good as her demo, give her a tryout!

Strong Maincaller, will help point out team's mistakes. Plays her role real well and does a good job at Medic and Demo. Pick her up!

Tried her out way back on a previous team. She was very positive, dedicated, and good. The only reason she couldn't commit (understandably) was the amount we played. Shes a really good pickup.

super nice, and smart just needs work on dm on demo, and medic i havent seen.

Played med for me last season. All around excellent person, excellent brain, just needs DM. Also SERIOUSLY RELIABLE, my team would not have lasted half as long as it did if she hadn't been around.

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I met mallory when a buddy asked me if I was willing to take her on as a demo mentee
She was polite, eager, and steadily improved with each demo I watched.

Now a days I think of her as a friend first and a mentee second because of how cool she is and at this point I think she's given me more life advice than I have given her tf2 advice.

Please pick her up on demo so I can go back to watching her demos.

I can't stress enough how awesome and meaningful of a person Mallory is. We met when we were both playing highlander and I played for her team. Even back then, which was several seasons ago, Mallory was a strong advocate for improvement in our players and herself. Later on, she would make the ambitious step to quit pyro and move onto demo and join the 6s scene. A couple of friends and I played on a sort of friend team with her for that season in ugc 6s and she always was the one to try and help others get better. At some point she got Jojo as a demo mentor and it was a huge help to her gameplay and gamesense (Jojo is a great demo player and friend).

She has always been one of the nicest people I have known and one of the best friends I could've ever had. Having known her for so long, I've shared so many of my personal situations with her to hear her input and she has always been a friendly guide when I feel lost. Seriously, I can't say enough of about how fair and friendly she tries to be. This past season she subbed for Morris' team and even went as far as becoming a main when they couldn't find one mid season. She went out of her way to help the team and improve even despite the fact that she had never been very interested in playing medic.

For a while now, I've always had this mental block about Mallory and her skill level. Seeing her on multiple low-mid open teams, as well as being steps behind me in the dm and gamesense departments, I'd felt she had always fit in well into the low-mid open demographic. Thinking on it now however, she has so much potential that I feel I've ignored for far too long. Her gamesense is improving incredibly fast and although rusty on demo and DM in general, I think if she gave it her all, as she always has, she'll become one of the smarter demos that open has to offer. Her medic gameplay is pretty on point with a simple need for more experience and will show if she chooses to continue playing med.

Overall, I think Mallory is a fantastic and friendly player and should be on your list of tryouts if you plan to have a mid-high open team. (Pre IM merge) If you plan to try her out on demo, give her a chance to shake the rust off. If you plan to try her out on medic, help her adapt to how your team plays. And what I think is the most important is to have patience because patience goes a really long way for someone who just wants to get better.

Bump, and thanks to everyone who posted. Still looking :)

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S27 bump :D

cool, really easy to get along with, nostress gaming

still the nicest

epic

Solid demo with the right team. She relies alot on follow up like any demo.