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desca is the concealed froyo slayer

let’s just say next season’s gonna be lit

I barely hit even a quarter as many shots I used to 2 or 3+ years. I dont think I’ve put even 50 hours on the class since I quit hl like 3 years ago :(

Like stark said, you can really only judge a sniper at the top level because it’s that much different. Recently and even for a bit, slemnish is the only na sniper who’s had multiple round winning shots against a top invite team when it’s mattered. He literally dropped shade last season in grand finals back to back where one of them was a nasty close range headshot, and got a ton of 2-3k entries

I didnt/dont really follow outside na much, but jukebox, sheep, and flippy were the true three outside na like stark said, but I think sheep and jukebox were on a different level

I can't wait to see the return of the Berg in invite!

till next time

https://clips.twitch.tv/TrustworthyHelplessPresidentKappaPride

I mean you’re not wrong that classes that take heals have consistent impact, but I still don’t think it’s true that working your way up in invite is solely based on friend groups, especially in a game like tf2 where there are only so many top level players. When we picked marmaloo up on ascent, nobody to my knowledge was friends with him until after we played together. We just saw that he popped off, carried velocity, had good aim and jumps (playing with him in pugs, and playing against in esea), and tried hard (played a lot of pugs/dm). You should probably pug a lot of you want to get noticed, or you just gotta pop off in matches. Also I’d argue that when watching casts/stvs, it’s pretty easy to see the impact from the outside perspective, because while roamers should coordinate with their team almost always by making space, clearing entrances, coordinating with their team for a play, etc., it’s still the class that generally goes for the most plays, and playmaking is super noticeable in casts/stvs

I think it’s pretty important to note a bit about how roamer is just coordinating at the top level. All I’m gonna say is while blaze goes 10-50 sometimes, if froyo had another roamer that went 10-50, froyo would be worse. he’s the only roamer that knows when and how to coordinate in every situation, so it’s not really as simple as “just coordinating with your team” because there are so few people who actually know how to. Also, that’s a skill that’s really noticeable, to me at least, in pugs

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4/20 the return of pugchamp: better than 99% of advanced pugs

guaranteed at low level. it's very beneficial for low level. quite the opposite at a high level

Nobody’s stopping people from not playing faceit. Every single person can add up to pugchamp (if its servers work. if not, ask to fix them), or inhouse.

Considering the vast majority of people don’t like faceit pugs, I don’t think it’d be very hard to kill the advanced and invite divisions in faceit in order to have better pugs again

Just start now, don’t add up to faceit anymore (specifically advanced/invite)

to add on to this, getting quality invite pugs is much harder than you'd think. there just aren't 12 players that are at the same skill level online most of the time, and this is coming from someone who's setup numerous inhouse pugs and constantly tells people to add to pugs.

also, i personally think if you need to take the effort to tell people to add to a matchmaking system, it shouldn't be a mm system, but rather a system like pugme/pugchamp where an infinite amount of players can add, because when you look at mm and infinite adding system on a pro/con weighting you have

mm: more efficient (pro), lower quality (con)
infinite adding: infinite amount of quality (pro), less efficient

the reason the quality of mm pugs are lower is because there's always a much larger skill disparity throughout the players in the server.

given the amount of invite players, invite pugs do not need to be efficient and that has never been an issue, as quality is much more important to invite pugs; since pugchamp, i've played a singular quality invite pug

legitimate solution: delete mm system for advanced/invite and make it like every other pug website, except on faceit (if that's not an option, just pugchamp again without the easy-to-fix issues), use faceit for amatuer and beginner

it's really not a pretentious comment. i'm just stating a fact that players who plateau at that level are the only players to have something to say (it's not a coincidence), but in all honesty that comment is more or less just a comment to prove me wrong. and no, i was not bullied in school

i acknowledged that you said non-invite pugs, but i said "but in the cases" applying to a new situation just as an aside

i most certainly do not pull a different persona in b/c pugs as i do in invite pugs. it's as simple as people not listening. the main thing i do, for example, is calmly say something like "don't die/suicide here, just leave" and then they do it anyway, so I either, again calmly explain why it was a bad idea to die, or if it keeps happening i might ask why that player didn't listen to me a single time.

however, i do understand my voice always makes it sound like i'm pissed off

I feel like that's an insult, but i can't really take it as one because i'm pretty satisfied with my real life, and not because of my tf2 accomplishments, as you might suggest, but because of my in real life accomplishments.

you're absolutely right some people are a little overboard with the direct toxicity, but taking me as an exmaple. as i said above, i might give a clear comm by saying "nobody die here, just leave" then a player dies and i calmly explain a concept to someone, and i've legitimately heard open/im players just disagree on the fact that suiciding was a bad idea after i explained, very calm and briefly "you shouldn't die there because then we can't get a force on 2nd either" like i said, perhaps i'm not the best example actually because my voice makes me sound like i'm pissed all the time

Also, if you want to become a good player, there's nothing more true than owl's post, in all honesty. it's a skill to be able to take people's toxic criticism to be helpful, and honestly a pretty useful one in many parts of real life