That team is the Mad Boys remake (the real, final, live one). tank's damage is really good, Snark is ridiculous at scout. Xen is a fantastic roamer, CHE has a lot of experience. I don't know the other two.

Slin is officially on Mahal Kita (AKA Owl's team), since, like, last night.

I tried out for beasly's team and I know which MGE superstar you're talking about but it's unlikely he'll be playing next season. If he can whip up the group (there are some members who are inexperienced), it can definitely be a playoffs contender.

Oooh okay, thanks for the correction. Beastly team for Main, for sure.

DEFY FULL TIME REVVED UP HEAVY CONFIRMED

YouMustMike pocketing, Panic + bl4nk scouting, Nosferatu medic.

He has blue permanently on special orders from enigma.

Here's your blue name, little girl! Congratulations, little girl!

Very strong DM, got a great mind for this game and is an awesome person in general.

HURRY ADD HIM BACK TO THE ROSTER SO I DON'T REMOVE HIS BLUE NAME OH GOD DON'T MAKE ME DO IT

PLEASE

I know it's a weird time, but I figured I might as well put it out there. I'm looking in high open or low IM (ESEA at least, open to do CEVO too) as a roamer, but I'm willing to pocket if your team already has a main caller (it's the only way I'm any good on pocket). I didn't have time THIS season due to school, but since that's ending, my schedule has opened up again (my only real time commitment is work).

I've played on a LOT of teams during the time I've played so far (about 60% pocket, 40% roamer, over the course of 7-8 real teams in 3? seasons). I fully believe that I've worked incredibly hard on my DM/gamesense/timing to be able to hang in the lower half of IM now (I've become a spire lord help). I'm incredibly dedicated to this game, to improving, and to whatever team I may end up on. I attend LANs wherever and whenever possible (including my school's eSports club ghetto LANs). A huge goal for me for the next half year is to have a top 3-4 (or higher) roamer/pocket performance at GXL.

Give me a shout, we'll figure things out.

Steam: http://steamcommunity.com/id/nulflo
ESEA: http://play.esea.net/users/523554

EDIT: I HAVE MENTORS TOO IF YOU WANT ONE

nja got cut some hours ago according to the ESEA player transaction page.

He wasn't bashing you because you're less skilled (that's a side effect), it was because you were making illogical arguments.

Start with that first.

I'm always up for having a reasonable discussion with Euros about the merits and downfalls of the North American and European leagues and play, but, every time I'm talking to someone that isn't a caster or a Div 1/Prem player, it always ends up being "Americans are dumb".

I know some other players in the divs lower than that who are pleasant, but I can't avoid noticing that the lower div players are the ones who have huge egos and flawed arguments.

I have a job and live independently, I'm well aware of how much $60 is. :/

However, the average TF2 Invite eSports player is probably doing well enough (usually by having a job, full or part time) to be able to manage $60 every so often...not to mention it's even less for the lower leagues ($30 for a season of Open by my estimation).

Of course, money is money and if you aren't making any of it then by all means it's probably wiser to save $60. We were talking about in situations where a person IS working (hence the comparisons to how many work hours $60 is).

Playing in ESEA is a step further than your tennis analogy. It's like entering a tennis tournament or bracket, which, in my limited competitive tennis experience, they do charge you for. What you're talking about is not league play as much as it is scrims.

Oh my god, you're leaving out so many facts and you're making a bad assumption about players in Europe I'm about to cry. At work. Don't make me lose my job.

1) It doesn't cost EVERYONE $60. That's just Invite.
2) IF EUROPE DOESN'T WANT TO PAY, WHAT MAKES YOU THINK THE 312 TEAMS IN ETF2L WOULD PAY FOR A PRIZE POOL? And if we're extending this to free leagues...you have to include UGC 6s, as much as I don't want to, I have friends in those leagues who play the game more casually and don't feel a need to enter a paid league (which absolutely raises the stakes, even if a little bit). I don't know how many NA teams there are, but I imagine it's not an amount you can just ignore.

These are two contradicting statements. Clarify?

Can confirm this literally doesn't happen anymore. And he totally admits that he was practically a kid back then. He's still young, but none of this came up with our team for the season (before it died); he's really, really responsible and respectful.

You absolutely should try out Cloridium. His DM is incredibly good (I would say his DM will be no issue in IM), his game sense isn't perfect but with a tiny bit more time and good teammates he will excel. Comms are also very good. He's very relaxed, incredibly patient with improving, and with taking criticism. I really couldn't ask for a better teammate and disciple to my rantings of his play while we were together.

It's an incredible shame that he hasn't had a solid team yet. I know about his past luck (and that he cut Phrakture for no reason at one point LOL) and he's the last person I would expect to not have found a loving team. There are a lot of Soldier spots floating at the moment, and he should be at the top of the list.

I personally do think he will be fine in IM. Give my son, Cloridium, a good home, please. :)