Talking about your TF2 experience, be it competitive, mechanical, mindset-related, etc.
What do you wish you had realized/learned sooner?
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calling teammates slurs doesn't stop you from feeding
calling teammates slurs doesn't stop you from feeding
Getting upset won't get you anywhere
Your sens isn't the reason you miss
Get a buff before feeding on flank
It's not worth playing with people you don't like just because they're ok at the videogame
Complete more jump maps
Acknowledge your mistakes, but don't forget to acknowledge when you did something right
Acknowledge your teammates if they do something right, do a nice play, hit a good shot, etc
Getting upset won't get you anywhere
Your sens isn't the reason you miss
Get a buff before feeding on flank
It's not worth playing with people you don't like just because they're ok at the videogame
Complete more jump maps
Acknowledge your mistakes, but don't forget to acknowledge when you did something right
Acknowledge your teammates if they do something right, do a nice play, hit a good shot, etc
Your sens isn't the reason you miss
Get a buff before feeding on flank
It's not worth playing with people you don't like just because they're ok at the videogame
Complete more jump maps
Acknowledge your mistakes, but don't forget to acknowledge when you did something right
Acknowledge your teammates if they do something right, do a nice play, hit a good shot, etc
-Learn to not be defensive when your mistakes are called out
-Mindless DM grinding is not really efficient time-wise, and there are many ways to improve
-If playing for a team feels right, you should probably join them instead of trialing for 4 more teams
-Play the class that seems the most fun to you instead of making excuses as to why you cannot play it
-Take breaks from the game when you don't feel good
-Learn to not be defensive when your mistakes are called out
-Mindless DM grinding is not really efficient time-wise, and there are many ways to improve
-If playing for a team feels right, you should probably join them instead of trialing for 4 more teams
-Play the class that seems the most fun to you instead of making excuses as to why you cannot play it
-Take breaks from the game when you don't feel good
-Mindless DM grinding is not really efficient time-wise, and there are many ways to improve
-If playing for a team feels right, you should probably join them instead of trialing for 4 more teams
-Play the class that seems the most fun to you instead of making excuses as to why you cannot play it
-Take breaks from the game when you don't feel good
it's not a good thing to underrate yourself, don't be emo
you might think you're avoiding people thinking you have an ego, but all you're really doing is removing challenge for yourself, and if you're not challenged you will not improve, if anything it just cements terrible habits in both your mechanics and mindset
remember to always bring it, remember you get better by losing, and remember that someone has to be the worst player on the team. it's not a reason to leave the team. I've left most good teams I've ever been on to 'avoid holding them back' but what I should have been doing was striving to improve instead, be smarter than me
also, the shortcut to getting good is pugchamp
it's not a good thing to underrate yourself, don't be emo
you might think you're avoiding people thinking you have an ego, but all you're really doing is removing challenge for yourself, and if you're not challenged you will not improve, if anything it just cements terrible habits in both your mechanics and mindset
remember to always bring it, remember you get better by losing, and remember that someone has to be the worst player on the team. it's not a reason to leave the team. I've left most good teams I've ever been on to 'avoid holding them back' but what I should have been doing was striving to improve instead, be smarter than me
also, the shortcut to getting good is pugchamp
you might think you're avoiding people thinking you have an ego, but all you're really doing is removing challenge for yourself, and if you're not challenged you will not improve, if anything it just cements terrible habits in both your mechanics and mindset
remember to always bring it, remember you get better by losing, and remember that someone has to be the worst player on the team. it's not a reason to leave the team. I've left most good teams I've ever been on to 'avoid holding them back' but what I should have been doing was striving to improve instead, be smarter than me
also, the shortcut to getting good is pugchamp
you don't get better by losing, you get better by understanding why you lost and then making adjustments as needed.
you don't get better by losing, you get better by understanding why you lost and then making adjustments as needed.
leading and making friends with everyone is great and super useful, but actually playing is fun.
leading and making friends with everyone is great and super useful, but actually playing is fun.
should have put time into csgo instead lot more fun
should have put time into csgo instead lot more fun
wanking during pauses in scrims is not a good idea
wanking during pauses in scrims is not a good idea
play league at age 11 instead so i can retire at 25
play league at age 11 instead so i can retire at 25
don't waste 4k hours on soldier and just play scout instead
don't waste 4k hours on soldier and just play scout instead
Helping put on cool stuff to make your friends and the community happy isn't worth sacrificing your mental health constantly
Helping put on cool stuff to make your friends and the community happy isn't worth sacrificing your mental health constantly
that it's not worth putting in hard work to build/maintain teams every season when that causes you to neglect focusing on your own personal individual improvement or when you could learn more from fitting into a team of more experienced players rather than building teams and only getting people of your own skill level.
that it's not worth putting in hard work to build/maintain teams every season when that causes you to neglect focusing on your own personal individual improvement or when you could learn more from fitting into a team of more experienced players rather than building teams and only getting people of your own skill level.
Never play on a team where any two of your players are in a relationship.
Never play on a team where any two of your players are in a relationship.
if we weren't separated by a vast ocean and triple digit ping, I'd be willing to try Mister McLime
if we weren't separated by a vast ocean and triple digit ping, I'd be willing to try Mister McLime
nomitaking care of your wrists
so true. osu was a mistake, totally fucked my wrists
[quote=nomi]taking care of your wrists[/quote]
so true. osu was a mistake, totally fucked my wrists
so true. osu was a mistake, totally fucked my wrists
when I was in 4th grade my friend jacob told me I was too skinny to be cool so I started eating more and I've been overweight my whole life since lmao
when I was in 4th grade my friend jacob told me I was too skinny to be cool so I started eating more and I've been overweight my whole life since lmao
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