http://i.imgur.com/G9QdrBs.gif

b4nny has to be on his own team with medium-mode bots...

Then we can see who truly "deserves."

Well, in the world we like attractiveness. i can surmise this topic as to why the earth is curved in one simple picture.

http://2.bp.blogspot.com/-tc7whCNOvuk/VqostxdOt2I/AAAAAAAAsow/5uBrP8KgtkQ/s640/am9B5j2_700b.jpg

case closed.

The biggest problem is the people who don't want to push until it is sure they can take the point, (i.e 3 players up + uber ad). If there was a way to add more incentive to push out of last or onto other points it could make it better, stalemates would be less prevalent. The gamemode itself isn't stalematey, it just makes too much sense to revolve metas into it, and when there is money on the line (such as major lan's or championships) it is easier to be up 2 rounds and not risk a backcap or missed sticky trap dropping your combo.

Also SHORTER ROUND TIMERS WOULD SUCK! You have second point and don't want to push mid, feed a couple players and let the other team capture the point, reset the round timer, hold the other point and try and stalemate it out b/c u have rounds up.

The reward system is probably the best way of preventing this so called "stalemate" that does happen at the highest level of play, but stalemates can be intense if teams choose to make every advantage count, making it more punishing. But due to the "park-the-bus-and-win" strat, it is hard to facilitate these types of pushes. If someone could figure out a type of reward i feel like it would be the best way to make the game mode more interesting and more rewarding to aggressive strategies.

WOW casters comin back?! time to head out!
*sees its in france*
where did i put that credit card...
*cries inside*

I recommend looking in the UGC forums for a team at your level of experience. TF.TV is usually for open 6v6 which most people do no usually participate in their first season of competitive in. ESEA is also a paid service and i would definitely recommend the free UGC league to get some experience before spending money to potentially have a bad time.

Here is the 6v6 iron forums:
http://www.ugcleague.net/forum/forumdisplay.php?117-Iron
Here is the HL steel forums:
http://www.ugcleague.net/forum/forumdisplay.php?68-Steel

Best of luck on looking for a team and welcome to competitive tf2.

nute

Mute has returned :D although i havent played much w/ him definately seems like a very strong player. pick him up!!!

despite whshh being known as a "memer" outside of game, in game he is very clear and concise and is a great roamer. has strong dm and a pretty decent brain. Definitely give his team a chance.

No more tryouts needed we have our final roster, thx to everyone who showed interest in the position.
Best of luck,
JDuff

G_G Power Surge
i wanted to see the harbelu D:

Depends.
Scotch is usually a go to, most likely a single malt tho.
I usually prefer a wine with dinner, but not so much by itself other than dessert wine.
Definitely would recommend a spiced rum if your into a not so strong yet sweet liquor.

maybe you should stick to water lol

i would definitely say that southern and tropical regions have the best juicing oranges. so id say its one of the best things from Florida lol

it really all depends on whether your orange juice is from concentrate or not. pasteurization has a bit to do with the overall drink, but not so much with the sugar aspect. While the additives in some brands of orange juice add sugar, most of the additives are that of citric acid, Vitamin D, and sometimes Omega 3. I would recommend not consuming too much orange juice if you are drinking the concentrate crap, but if that's all you can afford or have access to, i think its better than nothing. The concentrated oranges tend to have more sugar in them just due to the preservation techniques needing the juice to be sweeter upon creation.

a standard glass of orange juice, fresh squeezed, has about 20 grams of sugar, (id say about 8-12oz glasses) so as long as you aren't consuming a carton a day, id say your fine.