fuckin lime scouts!!!
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Last Posted | October 26, 2024 at 2:34 PM |
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Keyboard | durgod |
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Headphones | AKG EXPENSIVE ONES |
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Arch_BBiA_duchessFor the first 1000 hours you play the game bots on expert mode can pose some sort of a challengejerking it three times in a row is sort of a challenge too but that doesn't mean it'll make you better at tf2
No it's not.
Known this guy for a while now. Friendly, chill, and good at video gaming.
I let my mouth hang open when I'm gaming super hard
Not an original idea by any means but maybe if we could find a way to encourage the usage of backpacks we could see less stalemates. They'd give teams another reason to push and different teams/maps would use different banners which would make things more interesting from a spectators standpoint. I suspect that a lot of spectators who dont know anything about comp have a hard time seeing the differences in playstyles. 6v6 is symmetrical in team and often weapon composition most of the time so making teams more easily discernable would give new players something intuitive for them to analyze. They also make the stalemates themselves a little more interesting since spam actually leads to something.
That being said, there are definitely some problems with banners. They gimp you so fucking hard as a soldier until you can actually use them so running them on mids is almost never a good idea. Though I guess that is a good thing becuase it encourages aggressive mids opposed to 2009 style waddle pocket mids. In comparison to mediguns banners are very hard to track becuase they charge through damage and not through something that can be done at a consistent rate all of the time. I don't think there needs to be a huge change in how they charge, but making it more visually clear to players that someone is wearing a backpack and making it more obvious when someone's banner is charged would help a lot.
Now that i think of it, It would be pretty cool if valve gave demo a backpack. Im a terrible demo so im not too confident in the following but I believe it wouldn't have the problem soldier does with banners being a huge gimp until they're actually charged.
What if we all ask our moms if we can borrow 10 bucks
Pokemonizepic
Say hey guess what I have a really big penis... it's 2 inches!
She will then respond with "..."
Then you say haha jk it's actually normal sized lol. After she doesn't respond tell her that it was a just a joke again
I've never been one to really root for a team because im so indecisive about who i want to win but I desperately wanted jasmine tea to win. I don't follow australian tf2 at all so i had no idea who any of these people were. Termo, yuki, and sheep were all legends so I expected them to do well but with JT i was like "who's yui lol". They really took me by surprise. I hope they keep their roster alive so we can see them again next year.
youre doin great dreamboat :)
if ur abducting a kid instead of using a utility van use a minivan because then it just looks like ur kiddo is being an obnoxious whiny brat.
true backcap ninjas know not to comm their backcaps because the best backcaps are so sneaky that not even your own teammates know about it.
How big of a weeb would someone have to be for you to refuse to play with them
I think scout can be pushed a bit further without getting into theoretical human aimbot territory. If there was a scout with amazing twitch aim that could hit shots while spinning around like a madman he'd probably leave quite the impression.