I prefer Reddit highlander scrubs to most of the people I end up playing against/talking to here. You have overenthusiastic people who spend half their day on the comp subreddit and on discords, writing novels based on 2 lobby experiences, and then some 4-year veteran scout who never uttered more words to anyone than "mid off pls" between keybinds.

The problem is it's not about friendship. It's selective catering to people of influence at the off-chance you get to mix with them, only to add more people. Suddenly you're mixing several levels above you, do decent and just accept that you "got good" over the summer and the 20 new friends on your list isn't to do with it. This is the case in all games but 1v1 ones, sure but it's still stupid to imply it doesn't happen often.

I played with some high/prem players +5 years ago, and returning to see all these blatantly hopeless people suddenly be in the top worries me. Sure they could've had an epiphany and busted their balls on DM 4 hours a day but I'm almost convinced they didn't.

Sucking it up to big boys to get places is heaps easier than becoming some sort of DM god. And even then, that just becomes your rep. "Oh yeah he kills shit good that's why he's high".

More behind-the-scenes this time would be neat. Set up a camera for the area for downtime or something.

"Considered to be the best player in the game."

Did b4nny write this page?

Fun fact: the headshot sound is a bottle cap popping off. That aside you can probably find them instead of recording them with background noise.

http://pubichair.se/

Company management.

Besides if you had a TF2 team called Saigns.de eSports, I doubt many people would think of you as a serious undertaking. A majority of people think of Publiclir as a public community and not an MGO in that sense of the term (afaik).

My mic is absolute horse shit and without the windows boost it's basically muted. Yet somehow with mumble it works fine without the boost, so I'd say fiddle with mumble's settings. The auto gain from there is pretty fucking good.

It's used to decide attack/defense isn't it?

It's done for the sake of ease in handling their CS:GO team.

Wait. The scripted heal auto-heals anyone entering the crosshair?

How is that effective for anything? You're healing one guy, then have to hold M1 to look at another person without healing them? How is that any less brainwork than clicking once and having a person leashed, even if they run around a corner which is probably their own fault if it results in their death?

"I wanted an uncommon hat". Yeah, 1% hats are quite uncommon.

It's hard to really follow money rants from people who make upwards of $70 an hour. Regardless of that, he played fun servers. Probably didn't do much for the game.

Man removes sponsor's name after not being sponsored anymore. More at 9.

This whole ordeal is fucking retarded though. If a team changes players based on a fucking girl, it's as bad as the girl in question. I can't imagine anyone related to this drama not feeling bad about the outcome regardless.

Hahah holy shit. That must be the sourest of additions for both the remaining members and nursey.

Gotta love the NA roulette.

Both money and girl drama. TF2 is truly becoming an esport.

It's not that shit of a game, just anything but what FPS QUAKE-TIER GODMODE YEAH #ESPORTS game it was advertised as. The one thing I like about TF2 is the plays on flanks and occasional 1v1 situations. There's just none of that in competitive OW, since it's all about team pushing behind a shield and what not.

That aside, it's a decent stream game and seagull is definitely entertaining. Haven't had a non-cs shooter worth watching in the top 10 in ages.

On-topic: I never understood how people just completely ditch Steam. It's even an app at this point. How can you spend money, time and more than 300 nights in a game and then just entirely abandon it, never going back just once a year?

Isn't he? I kept connecting him with some other female medic player (and considering his twitter is flowers and sparkles) I've always been confused, but pretty damn sure it was a male voice playing with b4nny.