girls should stay away from tf2, they're gross and icky

basically blow $20 to play against top teams that have been playing together for a while with your newly formed on the spot pug team

yeah, no thanks

is the GXL tournament separate from the CEVO tournament?

Essentially, if you were ever on a top 2 ESEA/ETF2L team, then you belong in the tf2 hall of fame

Add me for roamer tryouts, I'll try and get you in.

about time

first stan and now stanbot... what has the world come to?

lmao

adding this to "stupid shit my team says.txt"

This site URL is great.

what a kawaii morning

be ready to make him cry like the little bitch boy he is

The 6s classes transition over pretty evenly from pubs. The hard part of transitioning from pubs to 6s comes from gamesense and how/where to push on maps which all boils down to lack of experience. In pubs when you play demo you spam as hard as possible to give your team an advantage in health, similar to 6s, and rolling out fast to mid on certain pub maps helps with that aspect greatly. When playing roaming soldier/flank scout in pubs you go for picks from behind the team or jump on a medic who looks like an easy kill to give your team a player/push advantage which is also similar to 6s. When pocketing or comboing in pubs you are constantly building your uber while protecting your medic and pushing forward once you get that uber or using it defensively against a push if you're outnumbered greatly which is similar to 6s. As a medic in pubs you are constantly buffing those around you while trying to stick with the best player in the server who will protect you best, aka your pocket, and using ubers just like you would in 6s. DM transfers over from pubs, but gamesense and map awareness do not.

Experience is what truly matters when transitioning from pubs to 6s. The classes are not easy to learn, and your first day playing a pub you cannot go straight into 6s. You need plenty of experience pubbing to learn the class you wish to play and play it the correct way to help your team, and, most importantly, top the scoreboard. If you were looking for which class is hardest to learn and pickup (learning curve) it would probably go in this order, demo > soldier=scout > medic. I say soldier and scout are pretty even because they are both simple classes, but scout requires awareness that you won't die instantly and soldier because the learning curve of rockets and rocket jumps is quite high.

TL;DR dm transfers from pubs, awareness and gamesense don't entirely transfer. what matters is experience. PRACTICE PRACTICE PRACTICE

looking to form/join a team as demo, add me

http://steamcommunity.com/app/313740

this game is cool