It's funny, a lot of the comparisons you made with immunity and mibr could be made between immunity and the 2015 Cloud9. Both teams, seemingly out of nowhere, started either taking games or winning tourneys against the top teams at the time, both teams had an invaluable leader that was responsible for a large part of their team's success( yuki in immunity's case, seang@res with cloud9), and also both teams often played around a powerful sniper (sheep and Skadoodle).

yes you're a special snowflake remedy

ruh roh did I get trawled

ur a fucking moron

Whatever u do corsa just don't pull a vhalin, trust me it does not end well

I dunno why they'd want someone in a clan of washed up sniper mains

bah-zing

Sorry, it seems I overestimated your busybody abilities

mustard do u just have like a script that constantly refreshes the ESEA player transactions page and sends you any updates

tatuwah how do I get as popular as u without being good at the game

dolphin rider i love you pls never change bb

in that case, why are there divisions? just put all the teams into 1 division

the divisions get a little stagnant though when the top open team is 6 ex inviters, the top IM team is 6 ex inviters, and the top invite team is 6 current inviters

I think the main problem is that tf2 is not seen as a competitive game, at least not in the same vein CS. If you think about, from a casual point of view, tf2's performance could be a lot worse. A lot of other games have significantly worse performance, but people don't get as upset over it because it's not a competitive game. Not that I'm trying to excuse TF2's poor performance, just food for thought.

I like how b4nny screams medic to the beat of the music at the very start

whenever I'm feeling down, I go to the tree you stuff all your wishes in and take them out and then laugh at how dumb they are, then put them back.