Having rgl staff bickering in a public thread and giving mixed responses to the topic at hand is not how you’d want be perceived by the community. Especially if you’re trying to be recognized as a legitimate tf2 league.

I remain rather neutral on the issue but if establishing a tf2 league that will be taken seriously is the goal, having a zero tolerance policy for cheating and any actions that undermines the integrity of the game should be priority numero uno. The fact rgl has to have this discussion concerns me, but hopefully going forward they make the right choice.

Next is the brass beast because it makes heavy nigh unkillable!

huge difference from cheating in a casual game and a sanctioned competitive match. The thought process behind joining a league, team, and deciding to cheat in an official match implies you don’t care about the match’s integrity and don’t deserve to play for the foreseeable future.

bans should be permanent with at least a 2 years minimum before you can appeal. If you were truly remorseful you would make a genuine appeal and an effort to improve.

There’s already a banny documentary I thought.

https://youtu.be/idPt5u10NzQ

Tf2 YouTube is a livelihood for many. Do not judge: it’s all he has.

Any plans to expand into Australia and Asia? If not its ok.

B4nny

is there a medic training map for this

Not sure if this has ever been asked, but I’ve been trying to get the weapon menu to permanently stay on my screen even with fast weapon switch enabled. Any way to do this?

I think it shouldn’t be tolerated. Any and all forms of toxicity should be punished regardless of the target.

I’m so excited for the new tyler mcvicker video!!! ^_^

Medic main vibes

The solution is to jump ship and play in NA/Asia

LFT - let’s fuck tonight