pm'd

I wonder if the strat is to just blow a bunch of money for the prize pool on the first season cause once everyone migrates over you can lower it and it's unlikely everyone will leave

Is there a difference to you between cheating in a pub for fun and harassing a transgender person in your spare time for fun?

just to let ya know if a team changes an esea roster's name the name is changed in the history for previous seasons where that roster was used so:

1. hayes was not on "2017 b pug stars" last season in intermediate they were called "Excellent adventures"

2. catface played on "theory of knowledge" last season, and used the roster to go to invite where it renamed to this team

I've changed my opinion on this

https://play.esea.net/index.php?s=news&d=comments&id=15396

Copy pasting what the page says

Over 10 years ago ESEA Launched our first season of the TF2 Open league. Since then thousands of players have enjoyed competing at a higher level in what is one of the more unusual esports games that has set the tone for more recent titles like Overwatch.

In the last 10 years the ESEA TF2 League has:

Ran 29 League seasons spanning 10+ years
Hosted 14 LAN events featuring TF2
Awarded nearly $400,000 in prize money

Recently, we’ve tried adding new features and adjusting formats including adding vetoes, removing the League fee for the Open division, selling external sponsorships and significantly modifying the prize distributions. Despite this, the number of players making the jump to competitive TF2 is lower than ever. For the last several seasons ESEA has continually contributed significantly more to the TF2 prize pool than what is naturally generated by the League fees. Without the community support as TF2 now features under 1% of our ESEA player base (despite almost $45,000 in prizes each year) it no longer makes sense for ESEA to operate given that the same resources invested into CS:GO will affect vastly more players.

As a result, ESEA League Season 31 will be the last season of the TF2 League. Anyone who has taken part in a TF2 match at any stage of their ESEA career will be awarded an ESEA profile badge indicating so at the end of this season.

We would like to thank the TF2 community for their support over the last 10 years.

Bump

I think he's a perfect pick up except for the fact that on omni he didn't comm as much as we would have liked for a combo member so if his roamer has gotten to the level he claims then I recommend him on that, otherwise get him on pocket if you have a chad pocket scout or demo main caller

tbh if faint gaming is sandblast corsa laz sighguy campy and meyy they could beat froyo

You can't really tell someone who is being harassed what they should or shouldn't be feeling when you're not them and you can't relate to their circumstances, you're victim blaming.

I was mentoring stormy throughout season 29 and I can say that he learns quickly and he's fixed a lot of the mistakes that I've pointed out to him, when I started out with him he was probably around a mid open level but I'm confident that he would do fine in low IM now. He's also enthusiastic and has a huge desire to get better. I see huge potential in him.

yight

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jHNbrIPFMY4

sounds really cool gl with it

I appreciate the fact that you run this league in the first place for the sake of experimentation but you have a track record of terrible decisions

I was originally gonna sit this season out but I'm kinda getting the itch to play. Idk what the pre season invite teams are but if anyone still needs a med I'll tryout.