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The thing about Arsenal is, they always try to walk it in!

My derpy little dog. She's cute when she wants to be. :3

http://i.imgur.com/lWXRlS9.jpg

http://i.imgur.com/k4BwJKW.jpg

http://i.imgur.com/qyTCPXh.jpg

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Very chill but not sure what I think about his voice.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kA69Qje5laM

What do you get if you insert human DNA into a goat?
Banned from the petting zoo.

Asking the obvious question first...You're opening mumble before TF2, right?

*Edit : Maybe you can find help in this thread too --> http://teamfortress.tv/thread/15451/solved-mumble-overlay-doesnt-show

So I saw a sign that said "watch for children" and I thought, "That sounds like a fair trade"

I could use a laugh :3

Haha. This is a pretty accurate summary. I'd just like to point out that Lauren and I are friends outside of those few lobbies so she does know me.

When I first posted, I was fairly certain my lft post would just go unnoticed for the most part but man was I wrong. Oh well.

Yeah, this community is small and everyone seems to be connected by mutual friends, and everyone seems to cross paths at some point. I could just never see myself posting on someone’s LFT thread because one of my friends had complained about them once before. It wouldn't be my place to say anything about a friend of a friend...

But this thread is devolving quickly and so I’m just going to stop trying to defend myself.

Thanks for the fun memories :3

Oh ya know, went looking for a team and ended up defending my character/actions against people I don't even know. Is this not a common occurrence ?

To be fair, YOU don't have an experience with me outside Newbie Mixes, you have someone's account of their experience with me...And like I said before. It was a bad night, in which not only did I not have a full team again, but I had at least 3 random people I didn't know invited to my mumble during/post scrim to give me and my team advice. Had I been warned/told about it, I may have reacted differently. But for a brand new team that is using a ringer on a map they've never played together against a higher div team...I didn't need 3 random people telling me what was wrong with that situation. And to clarify, I didn't exactly 'cancel'. Our second scrim of the night was cancelled by the OTHER team, and I turned down an offer of another scrim by another team. I even told my team they could play if they wanted to find someone to ring for me, but no one said anything/did anything about it. I can't make every decision for them.

And I don't really appreciate the attitude towards Lauren ... she would definitely have a much "better view" seeing as she's had actual (and multiple) first hand experiences with me (other than one newbie mix).

But yeah, arguing on the internet is stupid and I'm sick of defending myself to people I don't even know. I appreciate the feedback in any case.

I'm sorry, I honestly don't remember. I just remember you joining my mumble one day with a particularly memorable name and being introduced to me as Puggle's best friend. If we were friends at one time it must have been awhile ago.

Oh man. Where to begin.

Firstly, I didn't quit because we weren't winning. Winning matches/scrims was not my priority. Having a consistent team to play with was my priority. And in the few months I tried to keep a team together, I just had so many people come and go, each with different reasons as to why they couldn't play anymore, mostly personal/scheduling kind of things. It's very hard to 'grow with my team' when my entire roster keeps changing each week. And your comment about "trying to get invites on my team" ... During the chaos that was my team roster, there were talks with ONE particular invite player who said he'd join on a class that wasn't even his main. The idea died after a few days, and we found another player.

Most of the complaints you heard about me from my former teammate were from a particularly bad day where many things went wrong before a pretty disorganized scrim in which afterwards (and during) people I didn't know joined my mumble to offer advice. Now I'm not against taking criticism, but there's a time and a place for that. And at that point in time I'd have rather just talked it over with my team but instead I had an overly full mumble with people I didn't even know telling me what to do better (when I had a team that was newly formed and using a ringer at the time).

And the comment about the quick fix...My team had asked me to go quick fix, a weapon I'm not very familiar with, and I kept jumping with my soldiers because they wouldn't call when they were jumping so I didn't disconnect in time. So I mentioned that in chat, as well as not being used to moving so fast when connected to scouts (in response to why I was having some issues that I normally wouldn't have as a medic). As I recall everyone was a little 'on edge' that scrim due to not playing that map together before and on top of that, playing a higher div team whilst being a new team (we were not even close to being comfortable playing with each other). We all complained a little that scrim, it was definitely not just me.

Lastly, as I recall, ducky as one of the people in my mumble channel after that particular scrim (and I had seen her in there maybe once or twice before), and at that point in time I was very quiet when they were all giving us advice which is why I probably seemed standoffish (since it was just a bad night). Although I would just like to clarify that we were never friends on steam, I just knew her as my former teammate's friend.

I don't really know what else to say, other than everyone has bad days and perhaps I could've handled it better in the moment. But overall I'd like to think I'm a fairly positive person who just let stress get to them for a short period of time. I think it is unfair to assume all of that about me and I just wanted to clear a few things up.

Hello everyone!

So this may be a bit of a long shot since the season (ESEA/CEVO) has already begun but no harm in trying, right? I’m an aspiring medic main looking to sub/backup for an open team, in order to surround myself with better players and get some much needed experience. I’ve been trying to give UGC a chance but things are a bit chaotic over there and people don’t seem to take it as seriously as ESEA/CEVO. I am not a complete newb to tf2/competitive, and have about 270 hours of game play as a medic, a fair amount of lobbies, and scrims/ringing for matches.

While I might not bring a lot of experience to the table, I’m a very fast learner, I take criticism well and I’m very reliable when it comes to availability and scheduling. I am continuously trying to improve my overall game play so hopefully effort counts for something! In the end, I’m hoping to just find a good team/group of people to play with consistently. So even if I'm not made an official backup, I would just enjoy the chance to surround myself with better players and improve.

So if this peaks your interest at all, please send me a message here or add me on steam.
http://steamcommunity.com/id/iamacuddlebunny/

Thank you,

-Cbunz

**As a side note, I'd pay any fees associated with joining a team.