I think you're right here, eXtine, those 4 guys have let ESEA walk all over the TF2 community.
In future they will assume they can do the same and get things done for free, which isn't cool. It inhibits the growth of the comp scene.
I'll be watching both streams, but this leaves a bit of a sour taste in my mouth.
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#24
ESEA LAN and eXtv
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TF2 General Discussion
posted about 11 years ago
#10
A rollout trainer I made
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Map Discussion
Lights_Although this is a great idea, why wouldn't people just use a script to practice rollouts?
It's a lot more simple.
bind downarrow "mp_restartround 1; wait 1200; hurtme -99999"
(I think this is what I use)
They do
But this means you don't have to change maps when practicing all of them
posted about 11 years ago
#5
A rollout trainer I made
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Map Discussion
Really good - worth a download
posted about 11 years ago
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problem
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HallowhycoloursPlease just go back to 4chanvaughncan you post what happens when he finds out?Bonus points if it can be caught on camera
I'm banned for a week
posted about 12 years ago