no more shitty internet. bump.

he was a pretty good scout when I played against him.

omg those legs ?_?

Imo you will have more fun playing ugc but you will learn more from playing esea. Try to get a team together to scrim some low open teams. If they arent 5-0ing you every game then join esea. If they are then sign up for ugc.

Great job dingo, pot, arcticjoe, wrech, slinky, and coconut! Im so proud of you guys :*>

...I know you guys are now like super e-famous esea champions but you guys will still invite me to pugscrims right ;___;

As a scout I use a mixture of twitching and tracking. When im trying to be really unpredictable I go snoopy mode when I aim because I tend to spin around and airstrafe a lot. I dont strafe aim unless I know my next shot will kill them or if they are not looking at me.

Surf maps can help you control your airstrafes better. The most important part of getting better movement imo is to get better at actually moving out of the way of projectiles being shot at you, so the best thing is really just to play a lot of scrims and pugs and focus on not getting hit.

hahaha i know how you feel man. A couple years ago I moved and I added some kids on steam. More kids knew how many hours I had on tf2 than my name.

I only had 1000 or so at the time >_> now i have 2700.

+good dm
+hawt voice
+puts out a lot of damage
-hes too perfect

i thought being high gave you good ideas

these are amazing <3

please make an 8 precepts video for all of the other classes!

one thing to keep in mind that somebody playing with a team is being way more social than someone just playing engineer in a pub listening to his robofist hit his minisentry.

idk how good he is at medic but i do know that hes a good scout +FRAGD

my computer should be off of the shipping container this weekend so here's a bump

I dont hide it but I don't try to show it off either. In fact, if someone came up to me asked me if I played video games competitively I would gladly tell them all about my mid-open esports career.