I feel like a lot of shooters depend on you staying hidden on the battlefield for as long as possible a lot, resulting in some "hide-behind-a-box" sorta gameplay. In TF2 the battlefield is usually way more open, you pretty much look your enemy directly into the eye (except sniper), in order to be effective you need to close your distance (except sniper) and you need to hit shots consecutively multiple times to win a fight (except sniper) which makes the game very satisfying and fast-paced.
It also hits a very decent sweet spot between movement, aim, decision making and teamwork with a lot of potential for individual actions.

hopefully cu@

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not a roommate but I first met a guy at the rcadia lan last november who turned out to literally be my neighbor irl

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also still lft

hopefully cu@

https://imgur.com/pT3E2NL.png

I have the knife in my right hand but after cutting I lay the knife down and switch the fork from my left hand into my right hand for the eating part just to switch back for cutting again

I have never questioned that but now that I'm thinking about is it seems really stupid

Are you sticking together as a team?

Favorite food?

Who out of all the current Invite Players would be the best roommate and why?

yes valve this is very cool, can we have fix for sticky detonation bug please?

no more fackin goals

From 60 to 144 it immediately felt a lot better and I could never go back now but I kept playing like dogshit.

Performance-wise I don't think it has a huge impact except for making the game way more pleasant to play and therefore giving you a better base to play, practice and improve on. Sure, it might give you a slight boost at first since tracking feels a lot smoother but it won't make you a better player over night. I would still recommend upgrading if you can afford it though.

I remember you being a regular poster here a few years ago.
After all this time, is this really the one thing that made you come back to this website again?

Friendly reminder that basically the same thing happened to papi trying to go to Swelan in 2017 when he accidentally travelled to Linköping instead of Lidköping:
https://www.teamfortress.tv/44362/funs-swelan-ama/?page=3#84

This was by far the most exiting tf2 event for me for quite some time. Mostly due to the great competition and the good old EU vs NA clash tbh, but cups like these are always a good opportunity to have these things besides LANs imo.

From the production side I think everything went pretty smooth as always, so great job on that. Some minor things you might want to consider adding (I'm not entirely sure if those weren't in already since I didn't watch the whole thing and my brain is small) would be stuff like betting on maps with channel points, having replays of key situations during downtime, pauses or between maps or playing some frag movies before or in between matches (Beater does that a lot when producing for tftv). Also the freecam stuff from mitch is pretty interesting imo, it might need some work but could be really good when used in the right situations.

All in all I think it was a great event and production was on point