I really like team health bars personally, it's a speedy way for me as a viewer to track how teamfights are developing in general without having to look at the health bars of 12 individual players and miss onscreen action.

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I'm very happy to see this feature get implemented, looking forward to logging on for some games over my winter break if this gets released by then.

FTFY

Luke already answered your question, I'm not sure why you're asking the same thing again with different wording :/

I'm not saying you should agree with him, it just seems like he explained his thinking and you just can't comprehend that he might see the value of those clips differently than you do.

One of the reasons I've stopped making TF2 content for the time being is that After Effects runs like ass on my PC (Premiere is okay) so I'd love to hear any tips you have for making my computer a bit more capable.

XCOM: Enemy Unknown is a great turn-based strategy game with lots of RPG elements for your individual soldiers (and permadeath). The base game is great, but there's also a mod for it called Long War that turns everything up to 11 and is one of my favorite games ever.

This series gives a good idea of the base game: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z9zJE9GodMQ
(if you're interested in the mod as well that channel has tons of videos on that too)

Battle Brothers is another great turn-based strategy game in the same style.

Either of these are good picks if you want something a bit different. The depth of strategy in either title is incredible.

As others in this thread have said,

for NA TF2, this would not create a new league, but would just be the modification of ESEA (quite possibly leading to better support?).

IMO it's hard to see this as anything other than a win/win for NA TF2.

As for EU/OCE/SA, I'd recommend that ESL reach out to admins and community leaders of the existing leagues there as well and see what kinds of opportunities there might be for working together.

Would love to see big TF2 events on ESL streams at some point :)

Trying to get this guy to admit he's wrong is like trying to get Trump to admit that he lied about something

fanom esea s6 highlights by torn productions: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ENruOrM01CQ
this frag movie shows off invite level teamplay in a way that no frag movie has done before or since, contender for GOAT in my opinion

Classy Vol. 1 and Classy Vol. 2 by ikpure

From my own edits, probably this one: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sXDz2SIpc9w
Hoping to return to the tf2 editing scene once I graduate and continue to improve my skills/make more beautiful content

don't forget to vote and comment in the ESL page as well yall

yo wtf

dude is just chain-trickstabbing entire teams

the way he predicts and manipulates movement is terrifying

some really insane frags in this one

This community movie just came up in my feed, give the Korean scene some love
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5tu_ww-jwg0

I swear it's impossible to get tired of watching airshots, the depth of the movement and airstrafing mechanics in this game make each one unique.

I find a strange sort of beauty in the game. That feeling is probably best conveyed by watching ikpure's frag movies.

Holy shit dude I knew it was bad, but not this bad. That's over 50% of elected representatives.

I really dislike people who don't understand/abuse the concept of uncertainty in scientific discoveries. When a scientist says that there's a "high degree of certainty" about something, they don't mean 60% or 80% sure, they mean 99.9999% sure that their findings are fact. The leftover 0.0001% is left over to ensure that other scientists are heard in the extreme case that they make a discovery that changes literally our entire understanding of how the world works.