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loocorijnait's definitely a different sort of community from TF2. it's larger, therefore harder to get "into".
my first time playing on a CS team was actually in season 14 with a bunch of other TF2 players. it was super chill.
later when I actually got into competitive CS, I played in CEVO. at the time it was basically CS's equivalent to UGC skill-wise. i dunno if it still has that same vibe, but i'd check out the CEVO forums and see if you can find a team there
Thanks :) I'll look into that
Has anyone ever been on a CS team from here? I was trying to find a team last year and I had no luck. I used all the forums I could and no one would still pick me up. Its probably because of lack of experience, but I set the bar to low open in my lft thread.
Does anyone have advice for finding a CS team or is it just that you have to get a high pug rank and meet players you like on esea client then queue up together and eventually form a team?
Fun fact: pyro only has 1 unlock banned and he still wont be viable or used more than on the old whitelist
Checkmate reddit
Could we get another one of these podcasts any time soon? :0
Need high open demo pls
CZW is far better if you dig deathmatches imo
Country: CANADA
Twitch: twitch.tv/diamond0wner
ESEA : https://play.esea.net/users/1265063
UGC : http://www.ugcleague.com/player_page.cfm
I stream TF2 and RuneScape. I would say I stream TF2 80% of the time
What about a SIMPLE mechanic where cap time of two unlocked points decreases over time (say 1 tick = 1 min) which could force teams holding last to push out asap to avoid a super hard and more methodical push as time dimishes and also 4/2nd would also have decreased captime overtime for more momentum? I'm still thinking about this and im not sure how it would play out in a perfect setting. Also a decreased roundtimer to compliment diminishing cap times would be cool
That ending was beautiful.Really makes me appreciate everyone who supports competitive tf2.
Great job to everyone. Production, Players, Sponsors, team, analysts, hosts, commentators and everyone I missed . That was a fucking AMAZING event and I hope valve was watching
Anyone got a link to TFTV's current playlist they use when the game is about to start? Couldn't find it anywhere.
Great guy. Good dm. Dedicated. Upcoming pipe god?
I want a team that is on par with my level or hopefully even greater. I put super hard work in this game with practicing dm,pugging,jumping and reviewing demos when I don't feel like it out of discipline and the only people who have given me tryouts are low - mid teams. I guess this is how it is to be a noname UGC player with one season of Open. I've improved so well and have a very easy time analyzing things I do wrong and changing them and I still hate it when I do good in a pug,against some recognizable open players, then the next pug starts and I don't get picked over them even though I outplayed them. I want to make it to high open but my entry is being barred for being a nameless player and I really fucking hate it
Game theory is the edgeiest phrase I have ever heard in my life. However the actual game theory is actually a cool branch of mathematics that holds extremely useful applications in economics and is super cool and interesting if you into that.