but alle is shit

those juggles were hilarious

If everyone gives that 'excuse' then don't you think that maybe everyone is onto something? If having one other person agree with you makes you 'objectively right,' then what does having (apparently) everyone agreeing make me?

Clean doesn't refer exclusively to aesthetics. It's also function. I don't care about # of airshots, damage taken, KA/D vs K/D, health pickups, or healing given when I'm looking for a quick reference. When I use sizzling stats I don't have to dig through a bunch of arbitrary stats that all have almost the same name to find damage dealt. And I can sort by teams on sizzling stats. I don't have to cross reference the column with the team color to make sense of the number I'm seeing. And I shouldn't have to point out how several stats are repeated throughout the page, or the length of the page itself.

I've used logs.tf plenty, I think most people who play this game have. logs.tf is great for what it does, but it's obviously not designed for a quick reference.

I disagree. In most cases, the more information there is the less clean and user friendly the layout is, and that's definitely true for logs.tf. That's not to say that logs.tf isn't good or useful (because it is a lot), but for the purposes of league statistics, the simple and concise layout of sizzling stats is much better for stream display and quick references by players and casters.

logs.tf is great for in depth information, but that's the kind of information a team might want to diagnose problems in their play, not casters or streamers to report on the game.

No it was Cevo. But it was preseason on cp_follower or cp_warmfront so I don't think anyone cared. And there weren't any problems after that

Sounds great, I'm really happy to hear that Cevo managed to pick up servers to host official matches on, and even happier to hear that they have a a system in place in case teams want to use a different one.

I'd like to reiterate my question from a previous thread though:

Are their any plans to put money back into the league in other forms besides prize pots? For example, paying writers to cover the divisions, hosting periodic events similar to the Zowie Invitational, or even compensating the volunteer staff, casters, and cameramen for some of their time.

wat. That's how it always works

I think you should model it after the Smash Brother's documentary. Cover the game not the event.

i actually jumped out of my chair

holy shit amsa going haaam

chu dat down

By consuming alchohol

Can you recap the big ones?

so? It's a huge amount of exposure to maybe the biggest demographic of casual players

dang why didnt we think of this before

Bump, looking for tryouts this week.

Because there doesn't seem to be a huge demand for scouts and also because im bad im also looking as pocket, roamer, and demo.

Long time player who had to stop cuz of unfortunate circumstances. Great DM and good gamesense assuming the rust hasn't taken it all away.