I don't think this calls for a thread.

Really good despite what the record shows.

CEVO is actually a really good alternative to esea. It has a pretty easy to use client that isn't as intensive as ESEA's. Also they do have a prizepool of like 600 dollars and gaming peripherals(not sure about the gaming peripherals part someone else confirm).

Only thing I dislike about cevo is that it hasn't really expanded yet so open is the only div as of now.

You might as well get some audiophile headphones with a separate mic. AD700s usually go for 100 dollars when it's on sale. Mod mics are also pretty good for like 30 dollars.

Solid DM. Played against him many times only to find myself dead :(

Capn, I never knew you were aiming to be the next stultus.

I didn't read the free part I threw.

#2 doesn't work, I've tried every single port and hole possible.
#3 it's happening everywhere. Mumble, skype, tf2, etc.
#4 I don't own a USB microphone so that's out of the question. I'm probably getting a 3.5 to usb adapter by the weekend so I'll edit with results then. (thanks protato)

Just recently my mic started going to shit. I tried using backup mics and nothing worked. So I'm wondering if that's just two faulty mics or my soundcard being garbage and dying on me.

Help :(

EDIT w/ FIX
Wasn't actually a mic jack problem. I just unplugged a bunch of other 3.5 mm jacks that I had no use for to fix it. Don't know the reasoning behind it but w/e it works now :)

During the preds, I'm pretty sure he said the game would be over in a short period of time. It's as if he wanted a roll to happen instead of a close game :P

Please just take all of my women already :(

Stealthy was always chill when I played with him. Even when we were losing, he continued to play consistently and try. I'm not saying he's ready to play in IM yet but if he keeps up at it, it probably wouldn't hurt to give this dude a shot in IM.

I thought sound quality was fine.
Also, I noticed that you missed some of the big plays that happened during the cast leading to confusion and such.

The problem with your scrim schedule is that it's rare for teams to scrim from 7-9 est. As most teams usually start after 9.

Also, if you want people to help you learn, why not get a mentor for your team? Watching demos and getting critique from one person is easier to find from 7-9 than finding 6 players willing to scrim with you guys during that time.

I didn't find that "joke" funny at all :P