i can see diamondback being broken in pubs but idk about 6s
if a revolver crit on demand is so broken then why do spies run stock revolver over ambassador? if a spy can get off a stab and still fire a shot after then why not have a one time chance at a crit since that could only happen when they picked a good timing. not to mention that you could get unironic chainstabs in moments like those with big earner instead of just one crit shot

i understand thinking diamondback is stupid or not fun to play against but definitely not too strong

all it takes is one season of mountainlab to make 6s players appreciate villa and reckoner

bro is searching for his name on tftv

baba is the goat

would still like a lan team

if they can't use pipes either then that wouldn't even change anything, least useful offclass

etf2l bans loch and a demoknight tf2ber makes a callout video
actions have consequences

got the hat

https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/1134906833321066597/1135015929802141780/PXL_20230730_010725707.jpg

Demos dont talk much about sticky syncs so i went in depth on them here:

https://youtu.be/TymmnCcf1vs

RGL/ETF2L/Ozfortress decide that they want to kill tf2 by banning one class every season until the are none left and the game is done. What order do you do it in to still have fun on the way out?

For me I'm thinking sniper>pyro>spy>engi>heavy>demo>scout>medic>soldier
Start of by getting rid of the dumb unfun offclasses for golden-age 6s, then get rid of all offclasses maintaining normalcy as long as possible, then ultitrio classes, ultiduo, and finally soldier mge

this is still true but also he deserves a good team

he's right, all soldier players know is feed and lie and demo players are just cringe sticky spammers

I've thought for a while now that the 3 paid divisions of IM, Main, and Advanced should be combined into two divisions
Newcomer is the introductory division with heavy restrictions to foster a newbie-friendly environment
Amateur is an unpaid division for those who have progressed past Newcomer
Invite is the div that you have to earn your spot in and cant just join
IM, Main, and Adv however all fill the same role of being paid divisions that anyone can play in, just with varying degrees of skill. It doesn't really mess with too much to crunch them into two divs

I'm sure there's still conversation to be had about class restrictions in Advanced also. I know people get tired of sandbag invite teams but the division has felt kind of weak lately.

half the config is stuff that actually has a strong reason to be that way and makes the game better like weapon bans
the other half is just stuff that was kind of decided or used a decade ago and never really changed, like max class limit 2, esea config, etc

https://clips.twitch.tv/AffluentDoubtfulTeaTwitchRPG-uYw9kmG3lCOZzYKJ