Definitely high open dm and hes a nice guy. Great pick up for a high open team
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Good scout and a cool guy in mumble great pickup for any playoff team!
Solid medic and great guy definitely deserves a good team!
SalamancerScorpiouprisingHow can you practice playing roamer if the weapon you use the majority of the time has a random chance of being removed in a league match?
2-part answer to this. Firstly, Robin insisted that one important thing missing from comp TF2 was variety. Players get very good at a specific skillset and then work the system to preserve their place with that skillset. This causes strategy and playstyles to stagnate, and it's antithetical to a game that releases constant updates.
Basically that means you practice two or three loadouts, and know more weapons. Adaptibility and on-the-fly thinking are rewarded more this way, which Robin hopes will cause more variety in games.
edit: unfucked my formatting
But the community has spent years deciding what the best loadouts are to do what needs to be done. It kind of sounds like the people at valve don't realise how much time people have spent refining the competitive format to where it is now. I feel like it would be a waste of time getting all this pick/ban data when if taken seriously it will come up with a weapon blacklist that is extremely similar to the current UGC one.
It may be hard to get a lot of data on the pick/ban system. PUGS already take awhile to start as is and I can see a lot of people not wanting to spend time deciding what to pick/ban.
Cool update but really sucks that will never be any sixes support especially considering how involved the community is in the the scene. Sixes is able to get upwards of 2000 viewers which is something that as far as I know highlander can not consistently do.
Despite that though it's awesome to see valve recognizing the competitive scene after so long!
Nice hud, also that is the nicest hud website I've ever seen.
How do I move the text box back to it's normal spot in the bottom left?
The HUD looks great!
Awesome video! My favourite clip was definitely v3kz's double pipe airshot on metalworks mid.
Solid demo and a nice guy, try him out!
Adds into mix doesn't say a word for half the game and then just leaves.
I'd like to tryout as scout.
Let's hope this doesn't end up like the match last night.