She started mid open and has only gotten better since then!

There's not a lot I can say that hasn't already been said, so I'll say it again. Good, positive attitude. Smart, vocal player, not a bot. Picks up things quickly and plays intelligently. Easily mid open.

She also speedruns Portal now, so that's cool.

Haven't played with him in a while, but just from DM servers alone it's easy to see that he's improved quite a bit.
Cool guy when I met him at lan. Worth a look!

Time to copy+paste:

Played with him this past season.
PLEASE get this man a higher level team (at least mid open), he eats people alive in low-mid open with DM alone.
Look at our match and scrim stats if you want proof.

Have you SEEN his logs from last season - pretty amazing dm and cool guy.
just wish he would stop ending his sentences like this,

HE HAS 120HZ NOW WATCH OUT

Most people aren't very good at anything starting out.

If you like it, you should do it. Most people don't do just ONE kind of job their entire career, and any experience is helpful on your resume. Dedication and hard work usually trumps 'genius'.

If you want to try something else, that's good too. Just don't lock yourself out of a career path you'd be qualified for if you think it's something you enjoy.

If you want to do something research related, get an internship or see if any of your professors are doing research of some sort! You can have a iffy GPA and come from a less prestigious school and still look very attractive if you have research experience (nice letters of reference, publications, something to put on your resume, etc). It also gives you the chance to see if it's something you REALLY want to do. You'll probably also get paid to do it. You can do research both during the school year while taking classes (usually for credits or money) and during an internship.

I had a friend who had taken some bio and psych classes intern at a lab that studied ocean creatures in the summer. You don't need to have exact prerequisites for a lot of undergrad research work, and there are a good amount of opportunities for interested undergrads if you ask the right people.

tldr; Talk to your professors. Most professors know people and are happy to point you in a direction. Just tell them you are interested in research!

I know professors can be really intimidating to undergrads, but make the effort anyway! If one professor doesn't have anything for you, the next one might.

If you really believe that you can't take another semester and would rather drop out, it sounds like you'd benefit from taking a break to do something else. Have you considered taking a leave of absence and maybe going to do an internship or something else for a semester or two? Going on leave usually means you are still a student at that college and can some back within a certain period of time, so it's a good opportunity to go get some perspective and figure things out.

oh cool this looks familiar

hey dudes I got a match award!

Played with him this past season.
PLEASE get this man a higher level team (at least mid open), he eats people alive in low-mid open with DM alone.
Look at our match and scrim stats if you want proof.

Go to your tf folder and delete casual_criteria.vdf.

A friend told me this and it worked for me.

*pont figured it out I think? congrats

5v6 isn't tf2 though. all you can do is try your best to have fun, because you won't actually be playing the game.

right, so capn, the ratio of gals to guys in the tf2 community is pretty small. definitely less then 1/5 gal/guy ratio, probably more like 1/15 or something dumb like that.

you might be better off meming somewhere with more women like say 4chan or reddit, maybe your local gay bar.
you will probably get less gay anime furry memers in your sample, at least at the gay bar.

I mean, unless this is a way to meet more gay anime furry memers, in which case there's nothing wrong with that.

found someone ty

Hello,

I've recently switched classes from med to pocket a couple months ago and I need a lot of help! I'm a lower open pocket right now, so even a higher open pocket would be fine.

I had another mentor for about two months and he got me from 'worst pocket in open' to merely lower open, but he's too busy with his team to mentor me right now.
I need help with mids, dm decisionmaking, mids, maincalling and decisionmaking, and mids. Also, soldier specific stuff I didn't care about learning while being a med main.

I have lower open DM and mid open general gamesense.

If you could help with my team too sometimes (map reviews especially and effective demo reviewing) that would be a bonus, but not required.

SUPER EDIT: He didn't mention it up top, but he's easily AT LEAST mid open on scout and has had several seasons of experience in mid open already. Get my bro a somewhat experienced team capable of going positive, thanks!

My MGE buddy and extremely dedicated player. I've played on a team with him both a couple of seasons ago on GSB and recently he helped me out and subbed a lot for my low open scrim team.

He reviews demos and DMs both quite a bit despite his yucky Canadian ping. Vocal player who, while used to talk TOO much, has gotten a lot better at not overcomming since playing with him on GSB. Will contribute useful information to your demo reviews and map reviews guaranteed.

Smart and dedicated player who needs a team just as dedicated as he is. Likes direct honest critique, even if it's harsh, which is weird but what can you do? Watch more STVs and DM more with him I guess.

Warning: loves to post cat gifs in your mumble. Also likes cats. Cool guy to chill with in mumble as well.

no but he posted on my lft once