Exactly, highlander on payload maps has basically been solved anyways. You have to have your sentry in x spot, have your combo hold y spot, etc. There's no real room for innovation or new strategy like there is in sixes which is much more open. There's a reason why highlander gets boring and most players leave after a certain amount of time.

Why did this get cancelled? There was like 20 teams which is enough imo and me and my friends were really looking forward to playing this.

high or mid only pls

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Oh no think of all the poor spy mains who have nothing else to live for but highlander! I'm sure they're furiously jacking off to hentai in anger.

Where do I find scrims for this? Anyone tryna play?

I'm actually excited to see this, Valve has shown us what they want to see in terms of competitive tf2 and up until now there's been no league supporting their format. This league will do a lot in determining whether Valve's idea of no class limits and no weapon bans is actually viable.

Why not move megaboy to soldier and cut phelon?

With or without a config? Because some very cheap cards are able to run it at 250+ with some tweaking.

If you have a mechanical keyboard would a null movement script even do anything?

Ugh...this new generation of tf2 players -_- it's almost like i was born in the wrong generation

All these kids care about is their power rankings and their !logs but they dont see the true beauty of winning with a team in tf2. I bet none of these players even know of the legends of the game like clockwork or harbleu, players that only hardcore tf2 players of the golden age remember. I cant even understand them now with their new lingo of beef and farm and uwu. And back in my day, if you are a weeb you wouldnt have a chance in hell to find a team!

Haven't seen b4nny get exposed this hard since he played a certain European scout.

Ok thanks I've been playing a lot of csgo lately and I forgot that tf2 and cs differ on how long it takes to get good at the game.

The limit should definitely be more than 200 hours. Or at least be class based. Someone with 199 hours on spy and 1 hour on demo shouldn't be allowed to pug as demo

I recently switched over to the original after sticking with the rocket launcher for a long time. I thought it'd take me a while to adjust but it pretty much instantly improved my aim. I feel like rocket jumping and c tapping is easier with the stock but maybe that's because I haven't had enough time with the original to prefect my jumps. I'd encourage everybody to at least try the original a few times and see if it helps with their aim before deciding which is better.