this man is goated, anyone saying otherwise will not be allowed to exist anymore. give him a good home pls

Yes, but not for the reason you think

scratchh is crazy good, pick him up

Good luck to everyone in playoffs, I hope to see the HRT homies do well. Happy to see all the div2 moveups doing well (of the ones that stayed alive)

bump for season 5, I'll play for any div1 team that wants me

no cheaters pls

Try cancelling the pre-ready on the pugchamp website, that moving bar can mess up my framerate. It's also worth checking whether or not you have any steam chats open, and if closing them helps fix the problem.

just use the same crosshair lol

b4nnybind is the only correct answer

Is it frame lag or ping lag?

Unironically wondering how many frames you'd get in Minecraft with RTX on

https://imgur.com/a/YpH8QYB

"yes ok lawyer person so my friend said the n word in a scrim and i got banned for a week can you make sigafoo unban me please thanks"

imagine if you played CSGO
"banana pushing banana"

All jokes aside, I'm super happy to see a competitor to serveme pop up and once they get Chicago locations in the mix I'd be happy to support them.

this is my prediction

If you want to be more consistent you need to control your emotions, like many other people have said in this thread. Based on what I've seen from your stream and from some of your responses in this thread, it seems like you have a bit of an ego problem. That's not an insult, just an observation. When you think too highly of yourself, you tend to blame external reasons for your mistakes instead of what you actually did wrong, and that influences what steps you take to improve in TF2. I know this well because I had a huge ego when I was younger and I'm still having difficulty controlling it now, though I think anyone that remembers me from a couple years ago would agree that I've improved quite a bit in that area of my gameplay.

I'd recommend you watch your own demos and write down or at least think about every mistake you see. If you see the same mistake popping up over and over, think about how you can fix it. Consistency results from making as few errors as possible, and chronic errors are the biggest threat to that goal. Mistakes happen from everyone at every level, but higher level players have ironed out as many as they possibly can.

One more thing I could recommend is have someone else watch your demos, they might see things that you don't even realize are mistakes.

Also, just as a side note, being toxic in a game with this kind of a community is not a winning strategy. In the short term, it might tilt a few opponents and *maybe* you'll get a win or two in a lower div because of it. The issue is that in higher divs, people are generally able to better control their emotions and it's going to be really hard to find a tryout if you build up a reputation of being a dick. If you want to win, win because you're better than the other team, not because you did haha funny pregame taunt and shit talked them before the game even started.

why don't you want to look at my anime furry pyro pfp wtf

oh my god he's so precious