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HatSimulatorthe problem with banners, i think, even in stalemates, is as soon as someone sees you using it they will bomb you
Why would you someone bomb you more with a banner that increases your max health or gives you health regen over an unlock that let's you jump more?
trying to make people think ur taking steroids was very thought provoking
woops, accidentally posted something twice
All of the season 14 .knd HL team, Satan, Ibby, and all of bird noises were really kind.
I was the most shy kid for most of the my life, I couldn't bare the burden on trying to interact with anyone on the planet. All I did was watch YouTube videos & play single player games. If I played online I interacted with little to nobody. I found out how fun TF2 looked through YouTube but it took me a year of owning the game before actually joining an online server. I didn't speak to anybody, I was always afraid of letting someone down because of my poor gamer abilities.
As I enjoyed pubbing more and more I found out about competitive but that required actually working and talking with other people. It seemed so fun and I really wanted to do it, but at the same time I felt so scared of disappointment. I knew about tf2lobby for a real long ass time, but I couldn't even join a lobby for more than three minutes before I got scared and close the site. You didn't even have the option to use a voice program back then so I was just scared of in-game performances. I remember when I actually played my first few lobbies, I was legitimately shaking because I was so nervous.
Luckily the very little group of friends I had at the time wanted to play competitive so I hopped on board. We made a 6s steel team and we died within two weeks but for the first time in my life I actually enjoyed something enough to keep pursuing it. I almost never had that drive. I started to learn how to actually interact with more people, even if it was just online.
Ever since I started my drive into competitive TF2 at least I learned that yeah people will dislike you, especially when you didn't understand simple shit like me, I also learned a lot of people can like you too. I made a lot of friends and through my achievements in competitive TF2, an extremely small game, people actually respect my ability to play the game. I was finally able to push myself to hang with people in real life. I finally learned what confidence was even it is through a game that's not relevant anymore to a lot of people. I think this post will seem kinda cringy or sappy and I apologize if it does but that's honestly how I've been personally affected by this game.
tl;dr this game taught me what confidence actually means in a person
89zombiezalec_what a fucking dumbass
It was semi understandable to think they would only support highlander because Robin was famous for calling 6s stale
From what I know he also called HL not entertaining as well. The only thing I remember him saying that was positive was when vhalin was rocking the gunboats + blackbox as something that was nice and different or w/e.
I was the most obnoxious player ever as indicated by my first lft thread. I use to constantly like scream and bitch at people. I don't think I can ever be that BAD again, but I still do get kinda frustrated. At least it's not as bad as it use to be.
super nice to super rude this guy with a tude is one sick dude
(that means recommended i +fragged this guy)
From what I remember in IM a while ago, the person writing the articles were in IM (I think this was london_calling). They had someone else write an article on their own team.
Looks like the they gotta wait to prove us wrong.
most of those comments seem upset that practice makes you better?