SUPERRAYS.

Offclassing in pugs doesn't represent offclassing within a team. It doesn't help you learn, it's only good for messing around. That's why people don't like it.

Then it's much, much easier with startmovie and avidemux.

edit: on reddit you said this is the method to make sick nasty frag videos in great quality. We aren't in disagreement here.

I use startmovie and avidemux, which is the simplest combination I found. OP is talking about fancy frag movies with effects and cheesy soundtracks etc though.

What have you heard?

We're talking about freemiums, not cash. Any company rep can give those out.

You're talking about what should happen. I'm talking about what happens. You can tell because what I say happens, happens.

It's true you don't need Mumble admins, but giving people responsibility is hugely useful in creating a self-sustaining mix group. They could ask unfamiliar players their experience and pick balanced teams.

Love these demo reviews bl4nk! Any chance you could link to your twitch page in the OP so we can get the full archive?

Lower level players don't have the gumption. But if you set the ball rolling, a daily mix group for new players is self-sustainable. Europe has two. You just find regulars who can tell people what to do without scaring them off. They can afford to be slightly better players, like with higher division experience, because you reserve the weekend for total newberries.

Smakers, yes, but that's nobody's concern here. You put pressure on Killing to stump up because he gave you the leverage in the screenshot. He can then put pressure on ESEA if he has leverage with them. Politics 101 yo.

Halftime could be used to swap a player if one team were getting rolled, if nothing else.

Exactly, you need to put in more energy to have people react properly to changes. Keeping things on the same day is the easiest way to be self-sustaining, not draining. Get back to me when you run a mix group.

20% turnout. Mix groups only work if the (huge) energy you put into them is rewarded. Change the days and you would have to keep putting in energy for little reward. It doesn't work.

Just a tiny point that this doesn't work. Any group of people larger than 2 is incredibly sluggish to adapt to change. If 100 people turned up on Friday one week and you told them it was Sunday the next week, 80 would turn up on Friday.

You could have uncoached mixes through the week and add lots of trusted regulars as Mumble mods, then insist the weekend thing is for very new players.