found team

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bump we need a soldier sub, guaranteed playtime mid - late June.

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bump

In general because of scarcity I'm likely playing med for people who have way more experience and play at a higher level than me and making mistakes is a part of the learning process. It's more that if I feel like I'm not going to be respected by the people on the pug or treated like a nonhuman that I'm not really going to be inclined to add, and allot of times it can be little things.

Examples:
If I add vs an invite medic and the invite medic gets picked hella early, it just makes me feel like my team isn't going to want me there because I'm so much worse than the other person and it will be my fault that we lose

Going into a pug making a mistake and Instead of being told something on how to adjust my gameplay by a well adjusted human I get a neet who's sighs audibly into his mic, rages, or stops talking altogether and gives up after one mistake.

Getting called shit on stream during the pug, like I'm not gonna hear about it right after. Why would I feel like playing with you if you do this.

People who troll, throw, but then get mad over any time a medic makes mistakes.

People who pick the friend team + the medic but then don't actually include the medic in their memes, so it's like you are left out of the pug experience.

Idk pretty much every medic I know has their blacklist of players and if that person is added and likely to be picked it significantly decreased the likelihood I add.

ZAZA lives, need subs for soldier

Current Roster:
Pocket Scout: Walrex
Flank Scout: Holly
Pocket Soldier: Alexandros
Roamer: Fireball
Demo: Dogdayboy
Medic: Slicerogue

Message me or Fireball on discord: fireball7d7, slicerogue

i really liked propoganda, still think it could be played in the current pool but on the version where the chokes were more open

for pubs I really like koth_highpass, I liked it even before they added it to the 4's map pool.

as someone who played when this shit was last allowed, as well as in the cup recently that tried to test this, its fucking aids and should never return.

I've had similar questions for the past few seasons regarding RGL's financials because as I said in the previous post, they are not transparent about anything. If they are a not-for-profit company with the tf2 community's best interest in mind, why are they a for-profit business known as Recharge Gaming League LLC and not a nonprofit? I am not under any circumstance saying that Arcadia doesn't deserve to be paid but the primary difference is that as a nonprofit he would pay himself a salary and have to publicly release his financials and show the community where our money goes but as an LLC he doesn't so he can say that all our fees go to those things when they hardly do. Arcadia may just be working the best he can with the limited resources but these issues could be more justified/ alleviated with the right approach and transparency. One of the bonuses of having a game this small is that many of the people who aren't necessarily on rgl staff but are involved with tf2 comp have skills in other industries that they work in everyday that may not be directly related to gaming and could provide insight/ benefit to the community.

I am willing to believe that there are plenty of community members who make good money who are more than willing to commit money to rgl (like they do to plenty of other tf2 community events) if it was necessary and accounted for (myself included). Ive made posts about this before but Arcadia and any other RGL admins have just skirted the issue or refrained from a response.

One of the main reasons I decided that I shouldn't donate to rgl prior, is that they aren't very transparent about anything, and they suffer to make proper decisions and include the community when the expectation is that they are a league run by the community for the community.

I've brought up this example previously but an example would be Fireside casts. A few months ago, Siyo made public a basic income statement, showing where they generated revenue and what their expenses were. Fireside was profitable and even paid out some of their volunteer staff with the leftover income, which was also listed openly

If RGL needs to pay people for an ac team, then it would really help their case if they were just transparent about the costs to the community, and let the community either figure out a way to pay those costs, find a cheaper alternative, or deem it unnecessary rather than just say "we don't have the funds and that's why we keep having a shitshow every season"

klevin gaming

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9jjyyphVxiY

expert fortnite champion fireballs opinion on the hottest event this first week of main

Guyehhh: you guys are so fucking awful
Guyehhh: if you reply you are mad, if you don't, fear.