Should TF2 have an option to forfeit during competitive? Maybe like all players on the forfeiting team have to click the Forfeit button. Not sure how you'd do it for ESEA, it'd probably require co-operation between them and Valve that would be a pipe dream, but let's imagine it's possible.

Would it be a bad/good idea and why? Discuss.

If Froyo doesn't win I'll shit my dick

i think this one is going to come down to who wants to lose to Froyo more

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He has nothing except TF2

I don't mean that as an insult but it's essentially the truth

He also plays it up and exaggerates a bit with being angry or saying dramatic shit because the kids eat it up. He's admitted this in the past.

edit: forgot to add, his radar for when he's being trolled is basically non-existent

i'm sure you're a good dude and i'm sorry to hear you're having this hard time

but unfortunately there are consequences to being a toxic dickhead. it's one of those things where you don't realize there's a downside until it's too late.

maybe you can talk some sense into some kids with your cautionary tale? they'll probably listen since you're still fairly young

Yeah it'd be nice to start booking shit soon

I have a package in the community mailbox here (Canada Post) and the lock is literally frozen shut. There is no exterior ice visible. I used lock de-icer all over it and nothing happened. It is frozen solid. I literally can't open my mailbox. I'm pissed.

I was part of the Lost Continents TF2 community for many years around 2008-2010. There were many early season Invite guys that were part of the community, like Orzo, slardel and others. We used to play in-house Highlander a lot, and I found it pretty fun. I just kinda thought Highlander was some made up thing that someone there invented, I didn't realize it was a whole competitive mode with a league and all that. With time, we started playing HL less and playing in-house sixes (of course).

Reddit used to hold an event called the Round Robin, which was an annual event for people to come and try competitive for the first time, get mentored by dudes who knew their shit i.e. hein, and get cast by real casters like Kip. To be honest I'm not sure how I found out about it, but I had been playing the game for like 5 years, and figured it would be fun to play on a team. After that I got asked by a member of the TrashedGamers community to join her Silver HL team and I played a couple seasons in UGC. Fun times for sure. I decided I was better at talking into a microphone than playing though, so the comp career didn't last long. All I wish in hindsight is that I had found out about comp and gotten into it sooner!

Fuckin nice. Kudos to Valve and to the community for reporting these fuckin disgusting useless shits

http://www.videoartifact.com/examples/va-streamlet/leaves-b-12.jpg

If you guys want to report these guys, I made it easier for you - just click report, click Harassment for the reason, and copy and paste:

Couldn't think of a better way to word it, but it gets the idea across. Hopefully with lots of reports they can take care of it.

yes and this is something i considered as well. luckily for facebook, they have a report system for comments that works okay. maybe Steam could at least add that? given that a dead person can't delete the comments themselves.

young guys like this want to offend people as much as possible, so they find the most offensive things they can do or say

give it a few years and they'll grow up and have a super deep realization that they were really harmful pieces of shit, and it'll feel real bad

re: the issue.. i know facebook will "memorialize" a person's account when they pass away if you provide proof. i wonder if Steam could similarly close comments on a person's profile if they were contacted. and if they don't already do this, maybe this could be a nice catalyst for them to start doing that.

could name one Tuesday and one Wednesday and the descriptions can just be like "it's Tuesday!"

sometimes it'll be true