very good, dont sleep on him

For unnamed reasons the photos (and in tandem the vods) have yet to be released for the lan. Although, the interviews were taken backstage and were conducted by the guy that I forgot the name of who took all the photos for the lan (behind the camera) and zilly (interviewer) so I'm not sure if those would be uploaded separately or even who is in charge/possession of them.

can we assign at least one site admin/mod/whatever who is on at the time that pugs are so that we may have some actions taken when pugs like this, this, this, this, this, etc. happen?

at the very minimum, add an auto captain restriction for sub 15 minute 5-0's.

they did interviews of the invite teams/players at the last localhost lan in september, but (as with the photos) have yet to be released

top 10 demoman in florida

this guy plays HL

They just need to remove those first two weeks (as they call it "Stage 1") of zero-stakes bo1 matches. And perhaps make Stage 2 bo2s instead of bo3s.

Bro has ammo loaded for when anyone types anything to him LOL

it went to bros head

https://www.twitch.tv/videos/1880017292?t=00h24m13s

playing a bo3 every night when ur teammates have to wake up at 6 am is not so cool

hes still got it

dont be like scratch

dont want people to jump to any conclusions here, I've spoken with virgil about it and she relayed to me that they knew and intentionally delayed using on last because of it. She mentioned that the uber for them SHOULD have ended 18:04 on the match timer and we pushed in at 17:14, so realistically it was LIKELY they'd have had. either way we got rolled so it doesn't matter all too much and none of us care about a round overturn or something like that. for me personally i still think we had ad, but idk they handled it as best they could and i suppose i commend them at least for not being cringe and just using onto us on second

dont focus on your stats so much, especially starting out (bad habit forming). there are lots of resources here and on yt of stream vods of the best soldiers, whether that be on their respective yt channels or channels like officerreekz and fresher+cleaner

if you really want to see the biggest improvements, playing on an actual team to learn the fundamentals with others helps a ton. if you have watched comp tf2 streams before, I'm sure you know about RGL and/or ETF2L (not sure about your region). I'm sure other people on here can fill in the gaps on what I've missed in this post, but I think this covers a good portion of the point.
also don't sweat being a noob too much since we all were at one point.