Slept on for a while, he is very capable from playing on a low-mid IM team on roamer or demo, solid mechanics on both and makes good decisions. Played with him for 3 seasons, good teammate and won't miss scrims, demo reviews or anything for dumb reasons. Pick him up

good friend
better on demo than roamer imo
low im on both at least
pretty smart player who will work hard to review and scrim, and set up strategies
also crazy pipes and bombs :D

played with him back in s25. has good DM, never misses scrims or demo reviews, and has a pretty big drive to improve. imo, his demo > roamer. i think he can come off as a bit standoffish or tilty, but considering how our season turned out, it was really understandable, and he's a really cool and chill guy out of game, so i don't think it's a problem.

he's really underrated imo. he's not a huge name or a big pugger, so it's hard to get recognition for him, but he's definitely capable of playing at least low-mid IM if he really applies himself to one class as opposed to having to play multiple roles, which it what seems like what has happened over the last few seasons. i think he can go far on a good team

em is easily the biggest sleeper (but maybe not entirely a sleeper if hayes knows him). Em had always struck me as a player with enough experience in ESEA to know how to play 6s well, and that just so happens to be the case. Just like hayes said, em could easily play low-mid IM if he commits to one class, he has an understanding of every class really well already. He could easily be a good maincaller too (although not entirely sure he would want to). Try this guy out, even if he doesn't pug often, he deserves some recognition

bump, still looking for more tryouts

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