Izzat is a really nice, funny man. I would recommend him to anybody looking for a nice dude and a strong player!

tried out for them, all of them are cool people & good players

bump #4

bump #3

bump #2

very cool guy, love you fapn <3

just don't bring up the naix
:(

bump #1

deathy will leave scrims for poutine.
he obviously won't, but this will be a pretty darn swell team

lundqvist is literally the greatest man in the history of men
#rangers@conference

Hello fine people of the TF2 community. After my team recently died (I think) I've been wanting to get onto a new TF2 team for the next season. I'm fine to play ESEA or CEVO, or even both. The rest of my school year is a bit clustered, so I can play until around 10:30 until my year is over (~ a month). Next year I should be able to play until 11, and I could occasionally stretch it a little further. I'm shooting for Mid/High Open. I am very open to criticism.

Experience:
Demo- 2 Seasons of HL (7 & 8 in Silver) + Backup
2.5 Seasons of 6s (Steel 6s, then A season and a half of ESEA) + Backup

Scout-
Ringing for HL
1 Offseason of Scrim time (Mid/High team) + Back up
A season or 2 of UGC 6s with friends.

http://steamcommunity.com/id/GGFtf2

a really great guy for the short amount of time i played with him :)
great at all classes

I went through that, I think that the diversity of every round in TF2 is something that contributes to that kind of addiction. Every round is different in someway. And if you lose a round, you know what you can do to try and turn that around into your team's favor. I've always been really into storylines and characters in videogames, so I often go to single player games as a fun passtime for my day. (Persona games/Metal Gear games are big ones)

one of the greatest men who ever touched this game
pretty darn swell at video games as well
e: well im an idiot, got tricked by blink

40 degrees on long island
happy may everyone