just curious what playing demo a long time ago was like, idk who would have POV's on youtube or something

The heal rate is fine in casual, the issue is that in 6s you don't have the manpower to outdamage a QF uber unless someone literally walks onto like a 4+ sticky trap and dies instantly.

By general moral standards, making animals suffer is objectively bad. It's the same thing as saying what Hitler was doing is bad, even though a small group of people still agree with him today.

The issue isn't really what you posted, the issue is posting a large amount of them in a short amount of time. Normally on page 1 there's an assortment of content such as discussions like yours, match announcements, official and unofficial news, and dumbasses being dumbasses. When there's three or four rahThreads on the front page, that kinda messes up the balance, and by the third or fourth it was just people memeing instead of answering the question anyways so it's not even useful to ask them.

I don't think the TFTV gestapo is gonna come to knock on your door or anything but if you want actual useful answers wait a week or two between each question or smth

this dude is actually insane, pick him up

https://clips.twitch.tv/CuteAwkwardNewtVoHiYo-myOGVCoYIW2urpWF

discount rahThreads tbh

https://youtu.be/a6jeRScER4U?t=42

Okay so basically RGL writes a rule on it after the fact and gives each player a 6 month ban

I gotta second Upgrade, that movie was really fucking good. I also really liked Baby Driver but I think most people have heard of that one already.

The year is 20XX. Everyone plays Pyro at TAS levels of perfection. Because of this, the winner of a match depends solely on Pyro heal %. The Pyro metagame has evolved to ridiculous levels due to it being the only remaining factor to decide matches.

"Which scene is better, NA or EU?"
"How do you feel about sniper's place in tf2?"
"How has the meta changed in the past few years?"
"Has RGL been better or worse for tf2's comp scene?"
"Is it possible to make tf2 a popular esport?"
"How can we get new players into the competitive scene?"
"What would happen if b4nny quit the game?"

that should cover the rahThreads for the next few days, after that we might see more incredibly general questions that have been asked 80 times already

I might just be dumb but isn't this the case in a ton of FPS's? Main one that comes to mind is CSGO, where over a minute can elapse with teams sneaking slowly to the bombsite and the actual aim duels being over in a few seconds?

go virgil