As with most mash-up music experiences for me, some parts sound magnificent while others just seem terrible.

The Team Fortress series in general is pretty much my childhood when it comes to computer games along with The Legend of Zelda series when it comes to console games. TF2 is obviously greatly different from TFC and, of course, QWTF, but still, a lot of the class-based shooter elements that were done correctly, as well as even more teamwork being emphasized in TF2, keeps me glued to this very day.

Plus, it's always nice to be a part of a competitive community again and constantly working on improvement while having good fun.

Unless something happens within the next few minutes, holy shit. Such a beautiful goal to finish with.

Pretty cool instrumental piece. I don't listen to too many of those these days, so thanks for the refreshing share.

Here's some Hauschka, one of my favorite contemporary pianists:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H2yjycsPxRk

Pretty awesome share; sounds a good bit like a lot of the local bands that roam around the part of North Carolina I live in.

Here's some lovely Chemical Brothers:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cj7F0KU367s

Extremely friendly guy with fantastic scout (as well as sniper off-class) prowess. I've only gotten to play with him in pubs and a good chunk of pugs before, but he really does stand out that much in terms of a positive personality.

Extremely nice fella who definitely will benefit any decent Open team looking to improve as a group.

He already has great DM and a fair understanding of pushes and holds as pocket, but has a good way to go in regards to communication and playing his role in transitions. I would say the biggest issue I've noticed while scrimming with him on Kaizen is a lack of confidence in calls/listening to someone else's calls and sometimes even game-play if things don't pan out to be the best for him individually. That isn't a harsh bump to get past by any means though, and I truly mean this when I say this, redd: you would be a golden pocket, or even soldier in general if you decide to roam, if you simply had confidence in yourself and your teammates, even during a simple scrim that may not be going too well. It goes a long way in contrast to being withdrawn from one's teammates in terms of comms during games and then only piping up to announce one's disappointment in missing rockets or countering another teammate's calls (such as the demo's).

All-in-all though, I hope he is able to succeed in improving himself as a pocket or roamer with a more suitable team.

Unfortunately, not really (lol). I just got 200M in it as a challenge back in like 2011ish. Skill wars or whatever.

I'm probably one of the few weirdos here that has played that game for the past twelve years and for a considerably amount of time within four or five of those years...

http://i.imgur.com/1zIMrHD.png

It was and still is an awesome game, in my opinion. A lot has changed and, of course, has driven away some great players as a result, but the game is still fun to a degree. I still have membership and play every once in a while.

Definitely would be a magnificent pick-up for any budding open team. His dedication to his work with IRC development and administrating UGC, among other things, is the same dedication that he will put in so he can shape himself into an awesome scout and work well with a friendly team.

Personality-wise a true bro as well!

Oo, sounds pretty awesome to me.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=czOClVviiQ0

That was insane o_o. Music seemed to sync almost perfectly with awesome frags!

Relaxing, computer games, sports, or anything really with good friends.

Seems like a very chill guy from a few scrims I've had against him recently and definitely has pretty good DM.

28 June and 29 June for TF2, it seems. Any other information should be here.

P.S. Go 20b!