Even though Mikey has never played in open, he has a lot of experience playing at an open level through scrims before his planned cevo team died. His main issues are that he tends to overextend, overvalue damage stats, and like the medic on his back. When we talked to him about it he was very willing to change his playstyle. That being said, that was a few months ago and he could have definitely improved on all of that. Other than that he's got great DM and when he knows what to do he gets work done.

Been playing against Uni's team from a couple seasons ago in steel all the way up until Open. He's fun to play against and he's always striving to improve.

Chill guy, really good jumper. And he can actually use his jump skills well as a roamer.

Super's young and sometimes it shows but once you get to know him better and don't constantly think about how old he is, his age shouldn't be a factor. He's got pretty good DM from MGE and it transitions well when he plays. He really cares about the game, has made a lot of improvements over time, and can really only keep getting better.

red_john previously played roamer on my team. Had massive damage and made huge plays with a buff, so I can only imagine what he can do with a medic constantly healing him. Very calm in comms and strategizes with the team on trying different plays when losing.

Yea, I think having backups is extremely important to a team, especially to combat scheduling issues. But I still think a small fee for backups (something like $5 for the entire season - not $10 + monthly subscription just to play one game / games during that month) won't really hinder teams from having backups and solve some other problems (and besides if the backup pays to play then it'll also make more sense to involve the backups more in scrims and such).

I don't know if it's just me but I'd prefer a per person fee rather than a team fee. Firstly, it can put pressure on the team leader to pay for all / most of the fee (especially for teams that are still recruiting). Secondly, it makes it a lot easier to have subs, which is nice but you can end up with subs that just roster ride for free and may play at a higher level. In ESEA with every player paying their own fees it forced each player to make the most out of the money they paid for the season (make it to scrims, make it to matches). My suggestion is a flat fee for the first 6 players in the roster, and a cheaper fee for any additional player.

Cool guy, always looking to work with the team to make improvements. Really good dm and gamesense.

He backed up for my team last season. Was very responsive, reliable, and covered for us many times, whether for scrims or matches.
Cool guy and fun to hang around. His mic does kind of suck though, but you can still hear him. His aim isn't shitty either.

I took out sizzlingstats from the server and it worked after that.

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So far we only have 3 members (two scouts, roamer). Join us if you are interested in getting into the competitive scene with a new team!

Our aim is to have fun as a team and at the same time form a strong foundation to win games. Therefore we are looking for players who have good experience in the game but more than anything can fit in with our team. To describe our team - we are pretty chill, tend to fool around a lot, and have one really weird member. We can be a little vulgar at times so hopefully you don't get offended easily.

We are serious about the game though and look to really improve as a team.
Since we don't have enough members anyways we aren't going to be going straight into the competitive scene. We will be playing some pub games and MvM Mann Up Tours so you can see if you would be a fit with us first.

Add us if you are interested:
My profile: http://steamcommunity.com/id/bobbloblaw/[1] - roamer
Other members: http://steamcommunity.com/profiles/76561198059182316[2] - scout http://steamcommunity.com/profiles/76561198065220415[3] - scout

Spots open:
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Pocket
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One demo recruited.