ESEA has changed a bit in 2+ years :p

but I've played with carbon in pug.na and he seems like a great guy who is willing to improve. not sure if he is IM but give him a shot and see how he does. who knows, maybe he is the next tenaciousg

$145!!!

http://elitekeyboards.com/products.php?sub=leopold,tenkeyless&pid=fc200rtab

bought this keyboard when it was on sale (except mine is white and has unlabeled keys). love it, highly recommend it. leopold makes a quality product.

make sure you do your research on switch colors
brown has a great feel that isn't as loud as blues

https://twitter.com/jlmassey05

followed

someone else would have to make it cause i don't want to spend the time maintaining it but i welcome that kind of thread and encourage anyone who wants to do that

still has a large playerbase so it isn't too late

at the same time i would not recommend buying the game unless you're an extremely slow leveler

ROFL...you guys were awesome

LFT S14 hit me up on steam

i'm thinking of going too....john/mana do you need a 3rd roomie?

Does anyone else get a timeout error when trying to load pages on ESEA.net? It's very hit or miss for me. Sometimes I can load a couple pages, but eventually it will timeout and I'll have to keep mashing refresh for up to 5-10 minutes until the page loads. I've tried everything from clearing the cache to restarting my router but I think it's an ESEA problem...can anyone confirm?

@OP I really liked listening to your sets. Some of the transitions between songs were a bit rough, but overall it had a really nice groove and I enjoyed listening to it.

A lot of players try to watch their own demos and then correct their mistakes, but for most people the best way to improve is actually to watch the pros and then try to emulate them. Watching invite demos is one of the best ways to improve if you cannot scrim with your team. If you can, get a teammate or buddy to watch with you and have a discussion about what you are watching.

In other words, instead of trying to figure out what you are doing wrong, try to figure out how to do it right.

What separates Open teams from IM teams are the number and type of small advantages that you move on, how quickly you move on them (reaction time as a team), and focus fire in team fights. IM teams play like teams, and Open teams get away with a lot of individual plays.

Had fun watching it.
Blank and I did two more casts tonight on TFTV if you want to check the VODs.
It was Playground Tactics vs. Toon Gang and DJINNOCIDE vs. Very Good Bad Boys.

Congrats to all the teams that made playoffs. Remember that you only need to win one match to make IM, and it is a double elimination tourney. You get two chances!

Also no word from me on the new Standin but I personally hated that map. Plus it is awful from a casting perspective as you can't watch multiple points at once. It would have to be amazingly good to get into this solid rotation.