no spread all falloff damage maybe?
I agree spread is really stupid because at a certain range its better to aim to the left of someone and hope the bullet spreads to the right.
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Guaranteed you will get shit talked unless your actually a god at medic and never make mistakes, you just have to learn to deal with it when people are calling you bad, because it will happen. People always like to lie to new players that the 6s community isn't toxic at all but it really can be if you play with certain people.
There's some good advice in this thread but I just wanted to tell you that you will encounter a rude/toxic player and it's just going to happen, so be prepared.
Edit: except newbie mixes no one will be toxic there :)
can we just get rid of the reverse fall off damage?
that's literally the most retarded attribute you could add to a projectile based weapon.
pablo is lots of fun to play with and is also very good
tfw you try to farm nerd stars by shit talking 7's but it turns out its not the gamemodes fault this time
how to get to 100 posts
jerma is better
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i still think the skill ceiling for flames is pretty low
yerb was a lot of fun hanging out with, and if i'm correct I think dom also took in phantom when he was a new player with no 6s experience and now he's a very good medic playing at a high level in esea.
Definitely a great team to join.
im just glad he didn't get onto the pony servers
imagine how cs go players would look at us if he went to the dark side of tf2 community servers
clyph0rdwhy play dm instead of just pugging 6s if you want good aim
oh yeah because intentional practice allows you to improve weaker areas or prerequisite skills at a faster rate than just going for something beyond your ability right off the bat
because dm is nonstop dm practice opposed to pugs which have tons of dead time
and if a dm server is "beyond your ability" I dont think playing some random aim training game is gonna help you, especially considering how tf2 is much more then just aiming, for example map knowledge and movement skills. This game isn't gonna teach you where the ammo packs are or how to air strafe and rocket jump.
just play tf2 if you want to get better at tf2