They usually only have people in the evenings before scrims and sometimes on the weekends I think. I find that dm is just running into people trying to hit every shot, while in mge, for me, it was easier to actually learn and practice how to take fights against certain classes.

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go to ratemyprofessor and pick ur teachers wisely. also, try to start off the beginning of each semester strong bc it's then a lot less stressful.

The major reason to fly across the entire country to rewind or across the ocean to i61 is most definitely not to meet your friends and get drunk with them, as there are much closer and cheaper lans (for most NA players to do that at, like GXL). At those lans, the biggest reason to fly that far is to play top level tf2 because playing against the very best teams on LAN is simply indescribable. To each his own, however.

That is the principle why a lot of top players have been slowly quitting invite/prem--not a lot of top tier competition besides lans, as explained by starkie.

@starkie, you wouldn't have been playing froyo in gf anyway xd

This actually would've been the most competitive and close LAN in a long time honestly, as 7 and evl have an upgraded roster and froyo is always just froyo. as such, it's unfortunate that half of the players or so from froyo and evl can't attend and the rest not feeling like it's worth it, as explained well by clockwork in another thread. Along with what clockwork said, when one of the top teams can't attend, what's the point of going? People play tf2 because they love the game, yes, but they love playing the game against the very best teams.

Why would you want a mediocre team to represent a "prestigious" brand? I'm actually having a hard time thinking of one good reason that could be appropriate.

In this day and age? Why would you cut somebody because they can't or don't want to go to the 1-2 small and unprofessional lans that happen per year, especially when there are so few replacement options at the top level of tf2? That day and age past years ago when esea LAN died. I think you have it backwards, in which you should only really be cutting players for not being able to go to LAN if most tournaments were LAN-based like bigger games.

I have no words to describe how dumb it is to think a team should uphold a standard of going to lans in a video game that has 0 money and extremely little competition. You guys are acting like tf2 is a real esport. If a team doesn't want to go, that's enough reason to not go

I think you might have it the complete opposite if anything, but I don't think there's that much of a correlation. both of my parents were disciplined that way, and they were the last thing from spoiled. they were both almost as poor as you can possibly think of. they had to do everything for themselves, including working jobs for their parents and family just so they could get by in their relatively poor countries.

also, beating kids as a way of discipline has no real correlation with the parents being lazy, most of the time. It's usually just a way traditional or old school parents think they should parent

if you're playing normal mge where both players actually take the fight against each other, shotgun soldier > scout > demo (demo is the best 1v1 class if u hit all of your shots though)

if you're playing as gay as possible, scout > demo > soldier

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to prepare financially, if it's worth spending money/time getting visas, and to ensure it fits their schedules u retard. also, this froyo has not yet proven to be the best team.

the defaults / numbers you stated are a good start. 12 seconds is probably a bit too long though depending on the map

different for every map and really just depends on the size of the map and also how it plays out; copying all the timings of one map would most likely not work.

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