Two ways to go about it:

1) Someone mentioned better/easier ways to spectate. Spot on.

2) Someone gives us a lot of money to make a big thing out of it.

IMO, a lot of comp TF2 is fine the way it is; there are maybe two or three major elements missing from making it a huge eSport. A lot of that has already been covered in this thread.

Myles is a great roamer, does pretty much everything you'd expect, if you let him. Incredibly reliable kills/picks and flank coverage, especially in open. Very rarely did a medic pick or force ever go badly. Very nice guy, GIVE HIM A TRYOUT. Also a jump/surf master.

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I will never doubt that an ISP might be a part of the problem until Google Fiber is more widespread.

Also, I just realized, did you write the section for Fashion Police, Ques? That's pretty slick, if you did.

Thanks for the words so far, guys, I've gotten quite a few exciting tryouts. I'm also happy to say that I'm very sure the roster will likely be inherited and not just die. I'm super glad a team can get open experience (and not waste our team's league fees registering lol).

It's been mentioned a couple times, but off the top of my head, Donnie Darko, for sure, and Fight Club. Both will are relatively surreal (in their own ways). Man, everyone else has mentioned quite a few good movies, already, won't bother more than that. But those two are definitely somewhere in my top 10 or 15, for sure.

Lost with time. I'm slowly in the process of collecting as many Invite demos (both regular and LAN/postseason) as possible.

This is the team that has TecHNasTy, Twitch John, zAlfy and Lange on it, alongside Wieks and Kiss me of course.

You should probably try out.

Links to ESEA team profiles, maybe a list of their known roster/starter spots; it's a detail in the wide perspective of things, though.

Guys, the fundraiser is at 4.5k out of the 5k goal.

Holy crap.

So, I know the guy who runs the Humble Bundles (Jeff).

You shouldn't feel bad for paying whatever minimum. That's half of the point. YOU pay how much YOU want. Whether that means being as cheap as possible, whether that means $100 or $5000, any price is a good price. This is okay, because in this day and age, would you have bought Alan Wake for any other reason? More unlikely than it is likely (that's why PWYW works).

PWYW for the Humble Bundles works because it is incredibly cheap to distribute digitally. It cost those guys ~$90 for the very, very first Humble Bundle.

DEATHFORCE9

One team + remote area + no suitable server + already had enough trouble with standard international showmatches = no. We attempted to have aussies play in one of the showmatches but the logistics ultimately KO'd us, this time around.

Showmatches are for hype, not a requirement for running a fundraiser. If the previous two showmatches haven't gotten you hyped for i49 (which is the point of those showmatches, not just HRG/broder/Epsilon), then that's unfortunate.

Not to intrude on recruitment threads of people I don't know, but there's a difference between ego (commonly used to mean clashing with the rest of the team) and confidence.